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Offline mase

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Re: high fuel consumption
« Reply #10 on: 17 January 2007, 10:44 »
My mk1's in the garage for it's MOT and service so having to use my Rallye as a daily at the moment

 :rolleyes: its a hard life for some people  :tongue:
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Re: high fuel consumption
« Reply #11 on: 17 January 2007, 10:48 »
My mk1's in the garage for it's MOT and service so having to use my Rallye as a daily at the moment

 :rolleyes: its a hard life for some people  :tongue:

Aye it is.  :tongue: Especially when the bills come through. :shocked:
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Re: high fuel consumption
« Reply #12 on: 17 January 2007, 10:56 »
haha, good point well presented....

youve got a few years on me  :wink:  so im sure u can afford it, IF u cant however, id gladly look after your rallye for you  :evil:
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Re: high fuel consumption
« Reply #13 on: 17 January 2007, 11:22 »
youve got a few years on me  :wink:  so im sure u can afford it, IF u cant however, id gladly look after your rallye for you  :evil:

Yup, I probably have. :laugh: Not sure I can afford them all yet as it's my first year and the tax and MOT's are running out now, so time will tell. :undecided: As for your last offer, thanks, but there's no way you'd get the keys before me as I love driving it too much. :cool:
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Re: high fuel consumption
« Reply #14 on: 17 January 2007, 11:37 »
Yup, I probably have. :laugh: Not sure I can afford them all yet as it's my first year and the tax and MOT's are running out now, so time will tell. :undecided: As for your last offer, thanks, but there's no way you'd get the keys before me as I love driving it too much. :cool:

well, im still closer to 20 than i am to 25  :laugh: :tongue: and to be honest, im not even sure i can afford the gti at the moment, but as u say, till will tell!!!

a nice dub daily driver with a rallye as a 2nd / weekend car is sooooo the way forward! sir i salute you  :cool:
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Re: high fuel consumption
« Reply #15 on: 17 January 2007, 11:47 »
a nice dub daily driver with a rallye as a 2nd / weekend car is sooooo the way forward! sir i salute you  :cool:

Why thank you. :afro: To be honest, the cabby was going to be sold after I bought the Rallye, but then I came to realise that it's not cheap to run and I'd be putting moon miles onto it so the cabby stays as my daily for now. You know you've got a problem when the most practical vehicle you own is a mk1 convertible ! :laugh:
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Re: high fuel consumption
« Reply #16 on: 17 January 2007, 12:02 »
You know you've got a problem when the most practical vehicle you own is a mk1 convertible ! :laugh:

3 words mate.....

sh*ts and giggles  :laugh: :grin:
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Re: high fuel consumption
« Reply #17 on: 17 January 2007, 12:19 »
my 16v mk2 returns about 30 - 32mpg when driven nicely... or about 22 - 24mpg when driven as it should be driven.