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| Only a few German people in Canada drive a car with a stinking diesel engine. School buses and trucks have diesel engines.
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| Wish they made more small engine diesels... bout the only small ones worth a crap are the old Mercedes. | |
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| I think I have smelled some Ford trucks with a loudly clattering diesel engine. Peugeot, Citroen and Renault are not in Canada anymore.
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Quite a few other manufacturers buy Peugeot diesel engines because they are so good. | ||
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| The tiny bumpers on the French cars didn't meet the crash test requirements of Canada.
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| well at 43 mph its not going to be popular in europe, its not that cheap to run 50 mpg my 10 year old fiesta (recon engine) with a 1119 cc engine does that. and better on a run at 50-60 mph. a car that small hardly needs power stearing lets be realistic gentlemen not snotty
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| sooty vans ? my fiesta does not even need power steering its quit light unless you really want to use your little finger to do it escorts could do with it that buggy as your all calling it is probably very light steering
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We have one at work for doing deliveries with - our first one was a Daihatsu and had a three cylinder engine about 700cc or so?. Our current one is a Suzuki, it's 1400cc, and has power steering and central locking. My own car is a Fiat Punto, that has power steering, plus a 'girlie button' (it was called that on the TV adverts) - you press the button and it increases the gain on the power steering, useful for parking, but you can't drive with it switched on. | ||
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Then I realised that it had a "girlie button". Girlie mode was fine on twist little town roads, but use the other mode* for out of town. * Here is a thought, what would you call the non-girlie mode? Yorkie Mode ? (non UK residents will not understand this!) JimB
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| A Yorkie is a little dog. A Yorkshire Terrier. I haven't seen one driving a car. An small American Chevrolet had a "girlie-vent" air vent under the steering wheel. Never mind.
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| In this context a Yorkie is a chocolate bar. Look here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/groucho/1836450/ JimB
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| Why can't a girl eat that chocolate bar? is it full of gravel or something hard? Bitters?
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