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  How to sell your van (Article)
  . Always keep hold of the keys until you are in the passenger seat with the belt on. Haggling Almost all used van buyers will attempt some form of negotiation on the price. Do not be offended by someone who tries
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  How to buy a used van (Article)
  of the doors open (from inside and out) and ensure that the seat adjustments work fully, along with the windows. Always check the heater and air conditioning are in full working order and be mindful of any strange odours, which might indicate a faulty air con component or blockage in the system
• Car scams and frauds (Article)
  parting with your cash. At the very least, go for an extended run with the owner in the drivers’ seat – and use the opportunity to really poke around the car. Listen for any unwanted rattes or odd noises. Take in a variety of roads and speeds. And if you’re not confident enough
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  and seat of arbitration shall be London, England. The language to be used in the arbitration proceedings shall be English. The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and binding upon the parties. Any reference under this clause 14.11 shall be deemed to be a reference to arbitration within the meaning
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  SEAT 133 (1974 - 1980) (Classics Reviews)
  The SEAT 133 was possibly one of the most pointless cars sold by Fiat dealers in the UK during the 1970s. It was a confusing product, too, because it was a strange mixture of old and new - the floorpan, engine and gearbox were taken from the SEAT 850, but the body styling was all-new, and looked
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  SEAT 1200 and 1430 Sport (1975 - 1980) (Classics Reviews)
  There’s no doubting the Seat 1200 Sport’s good looks, but its creation was a hard-nosed business one. The Spanish carmaker concluded that it wasn’t going to licence-build the Fiat 128 3P, and decided to build its own, based on the locally-built SEAT 124 instead.It was SEAT's
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  SEAT Ibiza (1985 - 1993) (Classics Reviews)
  The SEAT Ibiza wasn't the first car designed by in-house, but it was a ground-breaker for SEAT by being the first to start with a clean sheet of paper following its independence from Fiat. Whereas the Sport used Fiat underpinnings and drivetrain, the Ibiza shared very little with what went
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  SEAT Marbella (1986 - 1998) (Classics Reviews)
  The SEAT Marbella was little more than a facelifted Fiat Panda. The Spanish company built its own version of the small Fiat at its ex-Authi factory in Pamplona, between 1980 and '86 - but following the separation of the two companies, SEAT found itself with the need to built its own cars
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  SEAT Toledo (1991 - 1999) (Classics Reviews)
  The Mk1 Toledo was the first Seat vehicle developed entirely under the Volkswagen Group. Based on the Mk2 Volkswagen Golf platform, it was actually larger than the equivalent Jetta with a 550-litre boot (complete with tailgate). Available in the UK from 1991, it was initally only availble
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  SEAT Alhambra (1996 - 2010) (Reviews)
  True seven-seater with more cheerful trim than its VW Sharan and Ford Galaxy equivalents. Good car-like drive.
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  SEAT Arosa (1997 - 2005) (Classics Reviews)
  When the time came to replace the Seat Marbella, parent firm Volkswagen had a pretty clear idea about what kind of car Seat’s super compact city car should be. Out went the Panda-based Marbs, and in came a badge-engineered version of the Volkswagen Lupo. The Seat was launched a few
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  SEAT Toledo (1999 - 2004) (Classics Reviews)
  Sitting awkwardly in the mid-size saloon market, the Seat Toledo wasn't a big deal in the hatchback obsessed UK market. Which is shame because it was a good car and better to drive than the MkIV Golf on which it was based. It was also neatly styled, thanks
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  SEAT cuts UK prices 3 Nov 2000 (News)
  SEAT, already the VAG Group's best value brand, has cut UK list prices by up to 17%. The Alhambra TDI PD 115 S six-speed 7-seater is down £405 to £18,590. The 145mph 180bhp Leon 20VT Sport with climate control is down from £15,995 to £15,190. The 120mph 53mpg Leon TDI 110SE
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  Hyundai Cuts Prices Again 9 Nov 2000 (News)
  now starts at £12,899 for the 1.6i, rising to £16,299 for the 137bhp 2.0SE with standard leather seats. Prices of Hyundai's larger car, the Sonata, are also down, starting at £12,999 for the GSi and rising to £17,999 for the top of the range V6. All Hyundais are offered
• 92 toledo central locking motor 10 Nov 2000 (Forum)
  does anyone know please where i can find a replacement central locking motor for a '92 seat toledo ? seat can only supply air operated units whereas mine is electrically operated. alternatively, can anyone supply the names of central locking specialists please ? much obliged philip
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  VW finally cuts prices 2 Dec 2000 (News)
  entry level Passat. All new Passats will have ABS, four airbags, four electric windows, electronic climate control, height adjustable driver and passenger seats, rake and reach adjustable steering wheel, on board computer and a fully galvanized body guaranteed not to rust through for 12 years
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  New Audi A4 Prices Announced 14 Dec 2000 (News)
  wheel will cost an additional £610. 'Sport' specification pack which adds wider 16" alloy wheels, sports seats, leather rimmed steering wheel and sports suspension will cost an extra £900. More details of the car at the car by car breakdown on this website.
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  More SEAT price cuts 15 Dec 2000 (News)
  VAG owned Spanish car maker SEAT announced further price cuts today, together with prices for its cute new-look Arosa range which goes on sale on 1st January 2001. Prices for these start at £6,695 on the road for the 1.0 model which comes complete with driver’s airbag, power steering
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  RMI Car Buying Advice 27 Dec 2000 (News)
  you test drive, check: Is the seating position comfortable? Is there enough head room? Can you adjust the seat or steering wheel? Check vision, especially the A-pillar, and mirrors How is the road-handling and do the brakes feel safe? Seat belts working
• Citreon AX 1.5 Diesel 1 Jan 2001 (Forum)
  ? The next step is a compression test, but it is worth getting the piston rings replaced - is it likely I will have further problems. Your advice would be appreciated. PS. CHEAP EFFECTIVE ANTI THEFT DETERRENT Leave a grease-smeared Haynes manual, an oily rag and a can of WD40 on the passenger seat