Is there an accidental extra zero on there? This is a 1.5k-2k car in it’s good condition, I’ve not laughed so hard in ages!

What, no one’s said it yet, I’m very disappointed........

Our 06 Mazda 3 was recalled for extra rust proofing to be applied around the rear arches, our 07 one wasn’t (this is in the UK)

I’ll just pop this here, which is identical to mine -

You shut your dirty whore mouth!

Nothing makes a car look cheaper these days than incandescent DRL’s instead of LED ones, even Citroën C1’a have LED ones as standard these days!

My Arbarth 500 on it’s current, no where near the legal limit and getting replaced next week, shity Avon tyres. Seriously there is like no traction or feed back from those fuckers, Michelin Pilot SP3’s being fitted next week will make it all better!

Ohhhh that’s nasty, I don’t know were to begin but that intake manifold says it all really!

Oh I have another one, our previous cars were Mazda 3 Sports, a petrol and a diesel one (yes we had them at the same time). Often when driving the diesel one to my folks down the M53 on a sunny day the wipers would give one flick, at the same place every time, coming round the same bend on the motorway, the petrol one…

Not to me but one of my cars, the Citroën DS4. My other half builds websites, ecommerce stuff mostly and has a client in Liverpool which he has to navigate a bit of a messy one way system to get to. Every time he goes the built in satnav freezes, if he’s playing an MP3 it sticks on the same couple of seconds, then the…

They had ONE model that was basically an old Audi A4, all their other cars are current VW platforms, sometimes before the VW brand even uses said platform.

As a manual driving 40 year old Englishman, who has driven manuals all my life, I have one thing to say to this, my next personal DD (and more than likely my better halfs as well) will be an auto. I have had enough of it, long live the flappy paddle auto!!

This isn't going off the grid, this is taking the grid with you (and I love it!).

Isn’t a lot of their issues to do with the fact that a lot of the cars they sell are just Hondas in the rest of the world and people know this, even their own ‘unique’ models are just ugly’fied versions of normal Hondas (on the whole).

Why thank you good sir!

Well that must help then, unless we discover next week that Adblue systems actually make the pollution worse in real world driving (but better when being tested)........... lol

No it's not, I too come from a diesel family, my parents, brother, sister-in-law, Uncles etc all have diesel vehicles, some are subject to the VW "issue" as well, I saw what was coming, wasn't happy with nor really needed a diesel car so jumped ship over a year ago and was happy I had even before all this started, I…

Do trucks in the U.S use Adblue systems? I think since about 2005 over here pretty much all new trucks, busses etc have had it fitted.

Me to and they are always going faster than me (and I don’t hang about!), passing me while looking smug, yet my 1.6 turbo petrol Citroen DS4 is doing 45+ mpg while their heavy Prius with it’s old, wheezy 1.8 will be lucky to be doing 30mpg at 80+ mph!

Diesels are not more reliable these days I’m afraid, they used to be but with the high pressure fuel systems, delicate emissions control systems etc they really aren’t anymore.