It would have been a waste of money for me as in my 34 years of driving I have never had any penalty points, endorsements, fines, convictions or even been stopped by the police on suspicion of any infringement! Oh,I forgot, one parking fine for infringing confusing wording of signs but I got off because the letter I got accused me of a different infringement to the one I had committed!

Much better to buy the Highway Code,'Driving' and 'Roadcraft'.

Have a look at this site www.renaultforums.co.uk
They may be able to help.

Modii surely?

Hmmm I'm not sure I agree.

A car sat on the motorway for 40,000 miles pa is suffereing les stress throughout than a equivalent car doing the same mileage on urban or suburban roads.

Specifically, the gears, clutch and brakes are used less. The suspension will not encounter as many potholes or speed humps. There will be fewer cold starts and starts of any kind, so the oil will be in better condition.

The electric bits are less likely to be used, as motorway driving requires less use of electric windows, central locking, heater windows, mirrors etc, even the air con will be less stressed as a fast car automatically changes the internal air faster than a slow car.

I have bought two high mileage cars over the years. A three year old Honda Accord with 72,000 miles (serviced reguarly) and served until 109,000 with no repairs other than a holed radiator. At the end it was sold to a minicab driver and the only issue was slightly loose steering. We also bought a 93,000 mile BMW 730i with FSH and was four years old. Again, no mechanical failures at all and was sold for not much less than we paid for it 16,000 miles and two years later.

My partner has bought three hile mileage Lexus's and had no problems with any of them. The oldest was sold to a friend who loves it. Itis ten years old, has 160,000 miles and goes really well.
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Espada III - well if you have a family and need a Lamborghini, what else do you drive?

first post here so glad I have found something I can post about

we have just bought a picasso (55 plate 1.6 16v desire) through drivethedeal.com and got 0% finance from the dealer
we also found these guys the cheapest, we did look at broker4cars initially as the web price was the cheapest but this price was increased when the dealer contacted us making drive the deal a few hundred cheaper,
drive the deal dont do part ex though but to be honest the dealer offerd a shockingly low part ex price for our old car that I sold it privatly and got more money
any questions just let me know
Jim

as my car is the e36 model it does not have a DISA. it is due for a full service shortley and today i have pumped up the tyre as they were a little low, but not to much. any more suggestions guys ????????