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I don't think there is. It's just a question of habbit when folding your mirrors. It's better than no folding mirrors at all. After I've closed them and switched the engine off I always flick the swith to open the mirrors. So when I restart the car the mirrors open automatically. This way I find I haven't set off without the mirros open. Don't know of any other car that does what you want. Even mercedes is operated by a button.

Jacko Good choice with e colour. Could be one sleepness night for you tonight. Yes it would be nice to meet up now there is a few of us around here. There is also a meet next Sunday 26th if you fancyu coming along. Nothing major but your more than welcome have a look http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=487 it's at ellesmere port.

A bit impossible in the night though.

sorry bored already.

totally agree. On the TT you could still wash the windscreen without doing the lights by tapping the stick. IF you held it down for over a scond it would also do the lights. Liked it that way.

couldn't the URL be any shorter

it looks a bit naff to me. Also hate the idea of trojans. Nasty

you could get a Mclaren... Thats a Maclaren push chair!! http://www.maclaren.co.uk/

And what's wrong with this one

first ones kit is another bottom feeder not my cup of tea but nice try anyway.

congratulations. Just because your selling the car just mean you can't still be on here.

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Somewhere to park ya bike

easy

More importantly look at this little number http://www.wyleshardy.com/details_singl ... ctionid=27

You said performance not handling Agree on the handling issue although day to day it was pretty good. Still would scare my mate and he had an M3.

Happy to help

YOU'RE A LIGHTWEIGHT, YOUR FIRED was the killer line for me

Some Evo's service intervals are every 3,500 miles. That can soon add up in cash. Scoobbies and Evo's for me would be out for this reason plus the interior is like a family car. Slightly disagree with Val on TT. The 225 has a good kick when the turbo spools. I did have one and liked it very much. The thing is they have spread the range so they are a lot more common and the 150bhp dosen't look much different to the 225 or V6 252. As Val says they are getting a bit common, in someways lika BMW. M3 is a wicked machine though but it dosn't look vastly different to any 3 series coupe. The only choice has to be the Z.

Sorry. What do you mean by blasted

Are you taking the cost of Insurance & Servicing into consideration. I would consider this in the equation before making my mind up. At 19 some insurance quotes I would of thought would be hefty or is it a case of your only young once What BHP version on the TT, 180 or 225. Pose ability it has to be the 350z . It also down to what you want to do with the car and what you like to get back from it. You've got 3 categories. Two seater coupe, 4 seater coupe and 4x4 rally.

I Can't get past maze 4 http://www.winterrowd.com/maze1.swf

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