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My omega's replacement

Started by Danny, 08 August 2008, 20:34:50

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Brian T

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QuoteSensible choice if times are hard but I'd need one for each foot :)

Tell me about it, i learnt in a Corsa, i am 6ft4.

Not a nice experiance driving a Corsa for me... BSM had the budget ones, so no column adjustment, i was forever bashing my knee's  :(

Open Sunroof fairly essential then!
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Danny

i'm also 6ft4, find it roomy enough though

as said, if it werent for personal circumstances, i'd keep the omega without a second thought!

webby23

Nice enough car in its own right matey, just a little bit of a chavvy image problem and a step down from the old omega.

I think you will be making big savings with it though so well done bud.
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zippo

Quotei'm also 6ft4, find it roomy enough though

as said, if it werent for personal circumstances, i'd keep the omega without a second thought!

if your saving cash Danny sod it, you can buy another mig when your sorted

Danny

thats exactly my plan, i had a corsa for my first car, and i loved it back then, but its purely for the financial reasons, the car's tidy and for a 51 plate, its just touched 51,000 miles this week and its in absolutely fanTAStic condition so more importantly i doubt i'll ever have to search online for "help me" solutions!

in comparison to any other car i could have gone for, i really dont like the other contenders... clit, punto, 106, pretty much any small car, not to mention i have my VX trade card too :y

being a postman and saving very hard for a house, not really much option

the alloys are brand new and on brand new toyo proxes for a stupidly low price, i couldnt say no

webby23

Thats fair enough mate but it is a big step downwards though isnt it?
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