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Author Topic: The Omega Replacement conundrum.  (Read 61493 times)

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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #270 on: 11 September 2016, 14:14:43 »
Quote from: Migv6 on 11 September 2016, 14:02:37
Dacia Duster.  :y :)

I'd rather walk.  ;D

Quote from: Doctor Opti on 11 September 2016, 14:03:45
Quote from: tunnie on 11 September 2016, 14:01:37
Some of the spec:

Bi-Xenon Lights
Full Leather Sports Seats
Cruise Control
Sat-Nav with Bluetooth Audio/USB/SD card etc.
Electric Handbrake as standard, takes some getting used it.
Parking sensors front and rear, linked to the display in the car.
Heated front screen, along with the rear.

Could be just about anything. :)

Yes, but in answer to your earlier theory, it's not oriental.  :)
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #271 on: 11 September 2016, 14:15:17 »
A heated screen button on the dash does not a heated screen make :-X

My BMW has a heat retention system, which is basically a sodium filled bladder under the front scuttle near as I can tell... pretty much instant heat as soon as the engine is running 8)

Can have warm air on the screen with blowers at Max by simply pressing the Front Screen button on the climate panel, and unlike the Omega one, it actually works :D
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #272 on: 11 September 2016, 14:16:29 »
It has the fine metal strands within the front windscreen glass, it's a proper heated front screen  :y
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #273 on: 11 September 2016, 14:18:29 »
It's a Seat. Probably a Leon, and possibly an ST. Almost certainly a 1.6 Tdi, DSG if the original Auto brief has been met.

Basically a VW Golf/Skoda Octavia/Audi A3/4 with the same seats and running gear. :-X
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #274 on: 11 September 2016, 14:20:06 »
Auto requirement not met, too heavy on fuel and limited my used car choice too much.

Not a Seat  :y
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #275 on: 11 September 2016, 14:22:10 »
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Auto requirement not met, too heavy on fuel and limited my used car choice too much.

Not a Seat  :y
Octavia then...
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #276 on: 11 September 2016, 14:28:26 »
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Quote from: tunnie on 11 September 2016, 14:20:06
Auto requirement not met, too heavy on fuel and limited my used car choice too much.

Not a Seat  :y
Octavia then...

Nope.  :)
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #277 on: 11 September 2016, 14:30:42 »
Passat  ;)
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #278 on: 11 September 2016, 14:31:58 »
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #279 on: 11 September 2016, 14:33:57 »
Lets narrow this down.....before I die of extreme old age

Is the car Scandinavian?

Is the car European?

Is the car from the 'good ol'  US of A?

Is it from the Eastern bloc?.......have you bought a Trabant? ;)
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #280 on: 11 September 2016, 14:35:44 »
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Quote from: Lazydocker on 11 September 2016, 14:30:42
Passat  ;)
Skoda Oxymoron?

Nope

Quote from: Doctor Opti on 11 September 2016, 14:33:57
Lets narrow this down.....before I die of extreme old age

Is the car Scandinavian?

Is the car European?

Is the car from the 'good ol'  US of A?

Is it from the Eastern bloc?.......have you bought a Trabant? ;)

Europe  :y
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #281 on: 11 September 2016, 14:36:53 »
Quote from: tunnie on 11 September 2016, 14:35:44
Quote from: Doctor Gollum on 11 September 2016, 14:31:58
Quote from: Lazydocker on 11 September 2016, 14:30:42
Passat  ;)
Skoda Oxymoron?

Nope

Quote from: Doctor Opti on 11 September 2016, 14:33:57
Lets narrow this down.....before I die of extreme old age

Is the car Scandinavian?

Is the car European?

Is the car from the 'good ol'  US of A?

Is it from the Eastern bloc?.......have you bought a Trabant? ;)

Europe  :y

Italian flair or German pragmatism?
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #282 on: 11 September 2016, 14:41:42 »
Of course, it's a Volvo.... Now which one? Guessing S80. Possibly S60.
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #283 on: 11 September 2016, 14:44:23 »
Quote from: Lazydocker on 11 September 2016, 14:41:42
Of course, it's a Volvo.... Now which one? Guessing S80. Possibly S60.

Sweden is part of Scandinavia, but perhaps geography is not Tunnie's strong point.
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Re: The Omega Replacement conundrum.
« Reply #284 on: 11 September 2016, 14:47:14 »
It's German....
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