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Also, they're keen on making a quick buck and sod the end customer, simple as that.

I wouldn't even bother trying. They're useless, end of. Would I buy from them? Yes, if they had something I wanted and the price was right. I'd also make sure that I had a clear case of EVERYTHING in writing, and that they would know that if things weren't right then I'd be going to SCC pronto.

In the dry, sure. In the wet, they're horrid, and the key part is that they're horrid with no feel. Something like the much-missed VUS weren't great in the wet either, but they were so communicative that it really didn't matter.

Reminds me of my roots, innit.

I know, it's my baby face

I can't think of a more boring game tbh. It looks really dull from the launch trailer. I'm just bitter still over PCars

Corsa VXR is a great looking hatch. If I were 18 again, I'd be very happy wth one I think.

Made me hard just reading it.

If AIDS had a flavour, it would be peanut butter.

Adolf Hitler? Loved peanut butter. Genghis Khan? Loved peanut butter. Osama bin Laden? Loved peanut butter. Not trying to cast aspersions over the mental state of those that like peanut butter, however... PS My wife also likes peanut butter.

P Zeros are shocking tyres. You may not want MPSS, but in stock sizes they're close enough in price. I'd actually rate the 453 as significantly better than P Zeros, and by some margin. Also, if you're willing to shell out for new wheels then an extra £200 on decent tyres that will last you so much longer than anything else, you're actually saving money! For me, the biggest downside to bigger wheels is the weight. Unless you spend £££ on ultra light wheels, then you're adding weight to the worst possible place on the car which will make you accelerate slower, increase braking distances, and affect the turn-in for the worse. You'd be better off lowering it and changing the colour of the wheels if you want it to look better.

It's in MK. That alone puts me off.

If you know you're not going to crash, they're a bargain.

In fairness I can see why the buyer is annoyed, but this is a breakdown in comms on both sides I feel. Gents, this is why deposits and clear comms are a must.

Surely, if you were selling you'd request a deposit Dan, as opposed to expect the buyer to offer one? I would indeed, but if the seller doesn't then a buyer should. I've done that before when buying cars, just to make sure the seller knew I was serious. I suspect that once the seller realised just how much Paypal were going to take in fees, he realised that he needed to up the cost a bit.

Agreed, have you paid a deposit? Did you offer to?

That's lovely, good choice of wheels sir

Actually, I wouldn't use them either! I'm like you mate, quality of cover over a few quid saved on the premium.

If I give you my car details, can you get free insurance for me instead? It's a good point actually, I'd quite like to see something like that enshrined in law too. I don't expect their very best cut-throat price, but I do expect something sensible that offers both myself a good deal as well as letting them make a sensible profit based on what they might have lost chasing me as a customer.

I haven't done a big eat for ages. I should totally do that again soon.

Out of all the things that bother me, that one isn't even on the radar. Why would people not recommend someone they've had good service from?!

Cheers fella, much appreciated

Loads here for you My350z is the best place for that stuff.

^^^Tru dat.

Either way, it's b*llocks and a waste of money.