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Two things about Alfas :-I agree
1) I always wanted an Alfasud when I was younger, and would get one for abit now.... except they're all dust!!!
2) Modern Alfas look like the front number plate is an afterthought.... " Hey Luigi, where's the number plate? " " Aaaah merda...... "
but Sud is a good looking car, though it's as old as I am 
Summer Vredestein's are coated with glycerine to stay soft for next season 
i too hate renaults. partly because they're cheap tacky plasticy rubbish but most of all cos i hate the french.
come on new zealand next sunday!
No need for accuracy here....renault keys renault vehicles renault bikes renault dipers....NO! Run away from thatWell, we' ve tried the keycard and it works (till next time). Keyless go? Yes, no key - no go. Please DO buy a CAR next time. With keys. More keys - more go
Lets be accurate here, they're not 'keyless', it's just an electronic key rather than a mechanical one. And as NO manufacturer, including Mercedes or Saab, has come up with a reliable electronic key yet, what chance did Renault have? That's Renault who have been renowned for their high quality electrical and electronic systems since, er, well I'll let you know when it happens!
Yep, I see one paw is a big bigger, curiosity injured the catI thought you are a newbie....
its a lazy boy, name is red (garfield second name) .. and in the picture one paw is kissed by a bee
Nice kitty ...
My first car was a pug 405 which spent more time in bits than working. The HG went where it had literally disintegrated along a 2mm channel between cyl and oil channel. Then once that was fixed (this was my first foray in to mechanics) the camshaft decided to snap in half shattering two of the camshells in process. There was a small air bubble in the camshaft where the bloody thing broke. I took a gamble and bought a secondhand one with shells, I know these are machined with the head so it was 50/50 as to whether it would work. It worked and it lasted another year before I left it for scrap. French cars never again.I had a pugi 306 eight years ago, only the keys were left original after a year of driving (servicing) it. Rubish - total, never again
good work..Good price, it costs 170 euros only for the key, plus programming.....250 together maybe? Making fun of people
one friend bought the same key (was lost) and 100 £ here (service price)
Magnified 
And soldering it back 
The magic light in turning on and off if switch is pressed so I hope it"ll work, coworker will arriwe at 05 pm and we"ll try it. I hate renaults
