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Loxy

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We need to get a new daily/family & parts hauler as we had a rather worrying near miss earlier in the week in the Volvo 850 that is the current daily.

My choices so far for the money I want to spend are:

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which is the sensible part of my brain working......

Or one of these (with a leaning towards orange)

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Can you guys reassure me that my orange tinted glasses are helping me to make the right decision :wink:
 
Go for the crew cab and make the sensible choice. You will regret havin a Renault its French :shock: :twisted:

How will you get all of those bits home that you collect from strange people parked in fields :D of vw's
 
rustydiver said:
Go for the crew cab and make the sensible choice. You will regret havin a Renault its French :shock: :twisted:

How will you get all of those bits home that you collect from strange people parked in fields :D of vw's


Excellent point, in fact if I get the bay crewcab I could fit the narrowed beam that I still havent made with your generous donation :lol:

Seen a subaru engined t25 crew cab for sale as well, bit more oomph & still practical hmmm
 
Has to be the crewcab - Renault Megane, you having a laugh :wink:
 
Not the renault fella, have you seen the ballache just to change a headlamp bulb on one of them....renault charge about 200 notes for the pleasure, so what other delights are lurking...plus its got a fat arse and has no redeeming features what so ever....

a nice syncro crewies what you want :wink:
 
Araon said:
Not the renault fella, have you seen the ballache just to change a headlamp bulb on one of them....renault charge about 200 notes for the pleasure, so what other delights are lurking...plus its got a fat arse and has no redeeming features what so ever....

a nice syncro crewies what you want :wink:


Guy at work mentioned the bulb fiasco on renaults, I have had a sneaky peek at the syncros and they do look nice :wink:
 
My missus has a modern french car, seems they all suffer from electrical faults(inc hers). Go for the crewie(the bay imo), anything else just aint right :mrgreen:
 
I sell new Renaults! Don't buy the Megane! I abandon my company renault at every opurtunity to drive my van! You'll hate the renault, all plasticy and depreciationable! :lol:
 
I have a 'newish/modern' car and to get part or a fault light diagnosed cost a bomb! I could have replaced an engine, got a load of NOS goodies etc for the bay with the money I spent on an ABS unit. give me something simple anyday - if an old VW breaks - take it apart - fix it and replace - easy.
 
How about the mid Chevy V8 engined t25 crewie thats been doing the shows this year? Thor whatever his name is is selling his beast, also painted in orange!! :wink:
 
Stay away from the Megane, ive had several Renault dailys including 2 meganes, a Scenic and a Clio 172 cup, i was a glutton for punishment! :( .....never ever again.

My biggest bane was the bloody alarm/immobiliser, it work too well! had to walk 4 miles in snow in my shirt sleeves once, as the car would start! i had a 'Basil Faulty' moment but with snow balls :roll: . I think it took me 3 days to thaw out! :lol:
 
I am going to look at this at vanfest on Friday - 2.2 Subaru engine:
http://www.volkszone.co.uk/VZi/showthread.php?t=456921" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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I think there's an old thread about this crewie on VZI which contains this video:


http://www.volkszone.com/VZi/showthread.php?t=447952&highlight=exhaust+info" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 

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