our Romanians do a decent job super cheap, and more than good enough most of the time. Even get a free air freshener to hang off the mirror, which actually smells ok.
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our Romanians do a decent job super cheap, and more than good enough most of the time. Even get a free air freshener to hang off the mirror, which actually smells ok.
I clean it myself most of the time, there is no way those dirty sponges are going anywhere near my car.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
I got a mate who always buys old bangers but he still regularly takes them to the hand car wash and pays for the full service.
His latest has a couple of wheel trims missing and the plastic headlamp covers are all fogged over but the car is still gleamingly clean. I don't really get that.
Me neitherQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca
These guys are good. Use different sponges for different areas and they always look new. Hard workers I will say that too.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626
We don’t have that in this area, they are hard working but they use the same sponge from car to carQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
Nice short drive today. Was a mix of motorway, A roads and town work, so a standard type of run. Did just under 12 miles so not far but the mpkwh is really quite revealing now weather is a bit warmer and my one pedal driving gets better.
See screenshot.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...e105245ae1.jpg
5.92 equates to over 370m per charge... impressive.
My brother has just ordered a Kona, on lease.
They wanted an ID3, but there is a delay of about a year for one of those.
quite a decent little car imo. interior isnt overly classy but its solid. decent car if your wanting transport and good range etcQuote:
Originally Posted by CageyH
Good looking car.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626
I washed my car yesterday, including the alloy wheels (not difficult), but the thought occured to me - why do the vast majority of alloy wheels have five (or sometimes ten) spokes? Is it a simple matter of strenght to weight ratio?