yay! at least that gives us another year to find you a better alternative or a diesel roc
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ROC Replacement - what to get?
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Re: ROC Replacement - what to get?
Good call sticking with the roc.
You could always check out the Seat Leon FR diesel. Essentially a Golf GTD for £5k less.
You could always check out the Seat Leon FR diesel. Essentially a Golf GTD for £5k less.
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Re: ROC Replacement - what to get?
Used to have the original PD 170 version. Great car that is let down by a tatty interior. The new facelift interior is really ugly. Shame but apart from that, cracking car and an absolute steal!RickG wrote:Good call sticking with the roc.
You could always check out the Seat Leon FR diesel. Essentially a Golf GTD for £5k less.
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Re: ROC Replacement - what to get?
Got to be a Honda CR-Z (when it comes out)
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Re: ROC Replacement - what to get?
Well the days of my ROC are numbered. I have traded it in (well in two weeks) for a Jaguar XF!
I loved the ROC but I need something bigger with 4 doors, a diesel, that's luxurious for the millions of miles I seem to do a year that wasn't a passat, BMW 3-5 series, C class or Audi A4-5-6....
It's been a great experience. Enjoy your ROCs guys. Part of me will miss it!!
I loved the ROC but I need something bigger with 4 doors, a diesel, that's luxurious for the millions of miles I seem to do a year that wasn't a passat, BMW 3-5 series, C class or Audi A4-5-6....
It's been a great experience. Enjoy your ROCs guys. Part of me will miss it!!
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Re: ROC Replacement - what to get?
Jag XF???? thats a step up isnt it? what did that sting you?
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Re: ROC Replacement - what to get?
36k. And let's face it, it's a hell of alot of car for the money!! It was a tough call to make but nothing else actualy ticked the boxes and actually had some soul in the same way the roc has done.