A very good point indeed..WHL wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 8:58 amchange your garage then, to be registered for carrying out MOTs the garage needs to have all the equipment,
Vehicles with all lights on.
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Trev..
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Just bought a new Honda Jazz hybrid. The headlights are very bright.
It does 650 miles on an 8 gallon petrol tank. Impressed you
It does 650 miles on an 8 gallon petrol tank. Impressed you
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I used to have a Lexus CT 200 H, a great vehicle, which allowed me, on a good day (long journey, good weather) between 4.2 and 4.3 l/100 km and, on a bad day (bucketing down/night time, cold weather, short trip) 5.3 l/100 km. It is with great regret that I had to sell this car because of age (me, nearly 90 rather than car over nine! I considered myself unfit to drive safely).
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I CANNOT imagine how difficult that decision must have been to make?Devil wrote: ↑Fri Dec 03, 2021 11:38 am I used to have a Lexus CT 200 H, a great vehicle, which allowed me, on a good day (long journey, good weather) between 4.2 and 4.3 l/100 km and, on a bad day (bucketing down/night time, cold weather, short trip) 5.3 l/100 km. It is with great regret that I had to sell this car because of age (me, nearly 90 rather than car over nine! I considered myself unfit to drive safely).
Maggie
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Indeed, it was difficult but it was helped by the thought of what could happen otherwise. It was possibly made a bit worse by living in the woods. After two or three weeks, one has had time to start adjusting to the change of lifestyle.
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It's the new style rear brake lights that hurt my eyes - I try to avoid areas with lots of speed bumps (eg through Kissonerga) as so many people accelerate in between and then have to brake instead of maintaining a lower speed.