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Newbie Welcome Area / Re: Hi everyone,should I buy a 2.2 Dti?
« on: 07 December 2009, 22:54:49 »
Hi Pete ,thanks for the advice.I'm probably going to go for an estate if I can find one that hasn't already been worked to death!
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Newbie Welcome Area / Re: Hi everyone,should I buy a 2.2 Dti?
« on: 07 December 2009, 22:46:46 »
Thanks Entwood,but I really don't need encouragement like that!
I'm keeping my Jag for best and I've saved up for some petrol,but I need a 600 mile a week cruiser hence the derv. Although I was very tempted a couple of months ago when I saw what must have been the last couple of Royal Protection 3.2 Elites(one black,one green) go through an ex-Police auction for a couple of grand each!
I'm keeping my Jag for best and I've saved up for some petrol,but I need a 600 mile a week cruiser hence the derv. Although I was very tempted a couple of months ago when I saw what must have been the last couple of Royal Protection 3.2 Elites(one black,one green) go through an ex-Police auction for a couple of grand each!
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Newbie Welcome Area / Hi everyone,should I buy a 2.2 Dti?
« on: 07 December 2009, 22:31:26 »
Hi,I don't currently own an Omega(had a 2.0 CD in '97 and a 24V Senator in '95 so Am returning to the fold). But after looking at loads of overpriced Merc E Classes and Audi A6's I've just realised the best newest 2.2 Dti Omegas in the world only cost a quarter for equivalent year and half the miles !
Whilst I realise it's a bit cheeky asking advice in a first post-anything I should look out for?
Whilst I realise it's a bit cheeky asking advice in a first post-anything I should look out for?
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