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Why is this engine not sold in the US?
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That is the same as registration. Registration is "free" here. You pay road tax and MOT.Originally posted by big_tiger View PostFirst hand witness at the failure of public healthcare.Comment
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I like it. Reminds me of my old geo suzuki motor...
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God closes doors no man can open, God opens doors no man can close. Revelations 3:7-8Comment
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Meh, get the 1.6 ecoboost version.Comment
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Buddy of mine here in CA has one of those with over 300k miles on it. He has a 70 mile one way commute straight thru LA and that car saves him a ton of money on gas. He keeps patching it up for that reason.Originally posted by 4.6coupe View PostI like it. Reminds me of my old geo suzuki motor...
I would totally drive that 1.0 ecoboost if it were available here in the US.Comment
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Good GOD, that car is 24k british pounds? That over $36k in US dollars! good lord!"When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser TytlerComment
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You think that's bad look what Australians pay for Ford/GM vehicles.Originally posted by CJ View PostUS Politics in three words - Divide and ConquerComment
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It is an import here...Originally posted by CJ View Post
They start at £13k. But yeah they is expensive. Thigs that sucks though is that all cars in the UK depreciate fast as shit after they are 4 years old.
for example a 2004 Vauxhaull corsa or astra run around 10k new, but after 4 years and if they have over 100k miles they are suddenly worth under 1k.
It's ridiculous.First hand witness at the failure of public healthcare.Comment
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