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I like the car as it was new, i liked that body kit, why did you remove it?

Because they look nice, i'd go for them

What concerns me more is that there is a car which presumably matches this...

But everyone checks after shutting it, yet these still happen, so it must only be partially engaging and opening with strong vibrations

Are they replaced or just lubricated?

But when you drop it aren't you relying on the bonnet latch moving back into place? Isn't this the whole reason this recall is happening?

Is there like a special method? Just curious what methods dealers are supposed to demonstrate to users with this letter. I just drop it from about two feet.

1. New cheap laptop 2. Replace the HDD with an SSD, put the HDD into an external usb HDD enclosure case for additional storage 3. Put on a clean install of windows + security essentials + google chrome with adblock That was the perfect laptop for my mum

I can highly recommend the Crucial M4 range, they haven't slowed down like the sandforce based ones

Lot of nice 2nd hand cars for that price. Are you after a 4x4 or just the space?

The letter didn't mention a 25 point safety check, was it a dealership specific offer?

So why not get the Focus Zetec?

Anyone have pics of this box? preferably before/after modification

This was exactly my experience. I learnt very fast and I still miss the ability to manoeuvre with just the clutch.

You have to make a nick in the film with a razor blade, thats what i did. I just pealed it off very very slowly and most of the glue came away with the film, it was easy to clean the remaining residue off. Have you seen this? http://youtu.be/vmR8LlGkGJQ?t=2m16s Take care with the rear window...

Get a quote from a bodyshop and give it to the insurance, that way they won't estimate. They estimate assuming that your insurance has chosen paint, parts and workshops that give them cashback. So get the quotes and chase them up.

That has to be the saddest ownership story i've seen so far

Do you still have a ncb? did you have 1 year of ncb when you started a protected ncb policy?

Why not another 1.2?

Maybe you could get a new car and continue with the same policy, might have to pay a little for changing the policy. On the other hand if you cancel and start a new policy then you'd get 1 full year's worth of NCB next year.

So what happens to the rest of your policy?

What happens to your existing insurance policy if you have a crash and have months left on the policy? I paid annually so i'm concerned

Could it have been clocked?

silver bullets?

Should he try to see what the new quote is or cancel straight away?

I wish to retract my previous statement, it has just started snowing

It looks live we've reached the end of the snow days here.

The snow will settle on the car, melt during the day and re-freeze. I was wondering if the water goes into the tiny scratch marks in the clearcoat, freezes and expands making any damage worse

I was wondering if the snow can damage the paint, can it weather and erode the paint like it does statues?

Should the snow be cleaned off every day or should it be allowed to just melt or sit under a blanket of snow?