Originally posted by Diver
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oops they did it again
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Postok, the LDV has the Perkins engine, but those engines were carp and always blew up after 100,000 miles.
is it ex post office with the sliding doors ?
frontera 2.2 is that an isuzu diesel ? if so should have a good long life
Milan.
and Oops! it should have read frontera 2.5 not 2.2 (typo)Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by dang65 View PostUh, I think that many groups who are directly opposed to the oil companies have expressed concern as well, albeit for different reasons than damage to engines.
less fat = less fuel used carting fat people around = resultConfusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by Diver View PostToo many fat people about anyway.
less fat = less fuel used carting fat people around = resultComment
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Originally posted by dang65 View PostInteresting theory. Unfortunately, it's the thin people that are being hit hardest by these food shortages. The fat people are buying up what there is at massively increased prices.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Getting back to the tax on cars and CO2 stuff - a report on the budget plans in the Sunday Times repeated that tired old line "encourage less polluting cars like the Toyota Prius"
Most of the CO2 emissions from any car come from it's manufacture.
What the flip are they going to do in a few years time when the battery packs on these things are dying? A lot of very nasty heavy metals - even allowing for recycling, a lot of CO2 involved in either keeping your pious on the road or disposing of it safely.Comment
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