bigmacinspain
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Hi!
Just thought I'd be neighbourly and make my first post. Just got a Bravo 1.4 T-jet for my daughter. There was no manual or maintenance book, nothing, when we bought it from a local car dealer, but it looks pretty clean, 90,000km, year 2008, black metallic with black alloy wheels - my daughter loves it!
Still working out what extras it has - so far, we I've found bi-zone climate control, 17" black alloys (or was it 16"?), metallic paint, Blue&Me communication centre, cruise control, city steering option, and I just love those side lights that let you see where you're going when cornering! Reminds me a bit of my old Soarer...
At 120 horsepower, it's more than enough for my young daughter, and a good step up from the Skoda Fabia 1.4 she had before. Which is why the insurance companies don't want to know anyone under 25 years old, I suppose, though 120 horsepower is not exactly that much...what do you think?
Just thought I'd be neighbourly and make my first post. Just got a Bravo 1.4 T-jet for my daughter. There was no manual or maintenance book, nothing, when we bought it from a local car dealer, but it looks pretty clean, 90,000km, year 2008, black metallic with black alloy wheels - my daughter loves it!
Still working out what extras it has - so far, we I've found bi-zone climate control, 17" black alloys (or was it 16"?), metallic paint, Blue&Me communication centre, cruise control, city steering option, and I just love those side lights that let you see where you're going when cornering! Reminds me a bit of my old Soarer...
At 120 horsepower, it's more than enough for my young daughter, and a good step up from the Skoda Fabia 1.4 she had before. Which is why the insurance companies don't want to know anyone under 25 years old, I suppose, though 120 horsepower is not exactly that much...what do you think?