lightmyfire13
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Thanks waiting for op .....Sorry to hear that. Hope you get better soon.
Thanks waiting for op .....Sorry to hear that. Hope you get better soon.
Sounds like a great car to Lease & not buy!
Manual transmission?
.. The turbocharged + supercharged 2.0L/120c.i. 4-cylinder makes 362 horsepower, available in the US this fall.
I spent yesterday afternoon changing the gearbox oil and refitting the refurbished alloy wheels (13" Alloy 'METEOR II' by K&N). Quite easy to do on the Skoda as you can squeeze underneath without the car going up on ramps or a jack. Working on the car is quite therapeutic I think, making it go as well as possible and more reliably too. I have been doing quite a bit while the weather has been good - change the coolant, oil, brake fluid, grease points tended, coat of wax - the usual. I even had some teens walk past and say 'cool car' which cheered me up a bit as it used to be seen as not a cool car at all.
You got a hot hatch Skoda?
Its 44 BHP with a rear engine so a 'cold non-hatch'
But is good fun nonetheless. Some were exported to Canada too I think back in the mid 80's. Mine is from '88, so one of the last.
I asked my son who speaks of any car compared to Honda cars "what's a SKODA?". He replied "something like a Honda Civic"
I said "a fella at the forums said some youngsters remarked his is cool.".
He said "must be a hot hatch."
That's why I said that.
Anyway sounds like a fun car. And also sounds like either you are extremely skinny or it's got lots of room to move around at maintenance time.