What not so modernish petrol estate car?
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Re: What modernish petrol estate car?
Yep can't fault the legacy, apart from my own preference of a manual box.
Just completed 1200mile round trip to Southern Ireland and it was faultless. I've also discovered that if you run at a constant 70-75 you get around 33mpg, but if you want to have a bit more fun (say 90-95 on a private road of course) you'll get..., around 33mpg. Doesn't make any sense, but I've calculated the fuel use to the very litre..,
Mine's for sale, John, if you wanted to come have a look??
Yep can't fault the legacy, apart from my own preference of a manual box.
Just completed 1200mile round trip to Southern Ireland and it was faultless. I've also discovered that if you run at a constant 70-75 you get around 33mpg, but if you want to have a bit more fun (say 90-95 on a private road of course) you'll get..., around 33mpg. Doesn't make any sense, but I've calculated the fuel use to the very litre..,
Mine's for sale, John, if you wanted to come have a look??
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Re: What modernish petrol estate car?
I have found that with several larger engined estates.
My last but one Merc was a 24v 3.0l and you got around 22mpg whether you were trickling around the B roads or hammering it up the M1.
I looked for those Seat estates and there seem to be no petrol models around.
I think the Ford is a cracking car, and the plentiful supply means locating a gem will be easy.
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I have found that with several larger engined estates.
My last but one Merc was a 24v 3.0l and you got around 22mpg whether you were trickling around the B roads or hammering it up the M1.
I looked for those Seat estates and there seem to be no petrol models around.
I think the Ford is a cracking car, and the plentiful supply means locating a gem will be easy.
highlandsflyer
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They are worth it though.
They are worth it though.
