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isnt the new owner only liable tho after a certain amount of £ tho
still wouldnt buy it
isnt the new owner only liable tho after a certain amount of £ tho
still wouldnt buy it
You could try and find who the finance is with and tell the dealer to reduce the price buy the amount outstanding - probably a long shot tho...not sure exactly how it works but I wouldn't want that hanging over me and my car being repossesed or something. If you do your own HPI check, try RAC as its only £5 i think rather than AutoTrader's £25!
I didn't trust the dealer either, he kept going on about this one having a front mounted intercooler and 'Brembo brakes' even tho they all do...
I didn't trust the dealer either, he kept going on about this one having a front mounted intercooler and 'Brembo brakes' even tho they all do...
APs on the mk4
I know - thats what made me laugh to myself - I was even parked there next to it in the mk4 TDI Cupra I had at the time
i told him it had APs and the IC was std, and he admitted he thought they were aftermarket IC and brembs, but stood corrected
the problem is it was a really really nice car, clean and well looked after by the looks of things.
i spoke to a mate and he says Revos can be quite aggressive maps and can cause these probs?
it drove fine to me, im gonna take him with me to test drive it again, get it diagnostic;d on the VAG com too and go from there.
the problem is it was a really really nice car, clean and well looked after by the looks of things.
i spoke to a mate and he says Revos can be quite aggressive maps and can cause these probs?
it drove fine to me, im gonna take him with me to test drive it again, get it diagnostic;d on the VAG com too and go from there.
Yea it did look neat and tidy...just the clutch was the main thing. The guy was telling me give it some when I test drove it...when you get on the dual carriageway just look out for the clutch slipping and the rev counter rising suddenly then falling (dont confuse this with the wheels spinning if it is slippy). And check the EPC light isn't flashing. It should ONLY come on before the engine is started.
The Revo could have contributed to the clutch being knackered. Revo shouldn't cause clutch to slip on its own - only if it ahs been abused.
You've been warned about the HPI mate! Maybe best to do another one in case the finance has now cleared...bear in mind you might have trouble selling it on if it hasn't.
The Revo could have contributed to the clutch being knackered. Revo shouldn't cause clutch to slip on its own - only if it ahs been abused.
You've been warned about the HPI mate! Maybe best to do another one in case the finance has now cleared...bear in mind you might have trouble selling it on if it hasn't.
the misses works for BMW and she can get full comprehensive HPIs for free, so shes doing one tomorro.
i gave it a bit of a bootful, but nothing major, no flashing EPC (is ths traction control btw??) and no rising/falling revs
seemed to pull ok but no huge thrust or sense of urgency i would have expected from a remapped car.
i gave it a bit of a bootful, but nothing major, no flashing EPC (is ths traction control btw??) and no rising/falling revs
seemed to pull ok but no huge thrust or sense of urgency i would have expected from a remapped car.
HPI is showing nothing outstanding now
just says one owner change, and alot of previous HPI checks
im gonna give him a call, and ask about the clutch, ask for it to be checked when it gets serviced, and aslo tell him i wont be comitting until a further test drive has been done.
just says one owner change, and alot of previous HPI checks
im gonna give him a call, and ask about the clutch, ask for it to be checked when it gets serviced, and aslo tell him i wont be comitting until a further test drive has been done.
personally i would walk away now. if you are having doubts about it now you won't forgive yourself and will never stop worrying about bits and pieces.
Gather an extra 500 quid and go buy this one, know its further away, but only 13000 miles, is an 05 too so still alittle warranty there too. You'll be thankfull later one. Plus its a mitsubishi main dealer.
http://dealerservices.autotrader.co.uk/GetDealer.do?did=9449&pageid=2
Gather an extra 500 quid and go buy this one, know its further away, but only 13000 miles, is an 05 too so still alittle warranty there too. You'll be thankfull later one. Plus its a mitsubishi main dealer.
http://dealerservices.autotrader.co.uk/GetDealer.do?did=9449&pageid=2
Ric 2001
Need an ID-ten-T form
You will need to travel to get a good deal. I live in Manchester and bought my car from Surrey. Great drive home. I agree with Ant
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