Yeah, hehe, the whole, entire fleet of single example of Alfa Romeo 6 in the country failed.
MOT Failure Statistics - released by VOSA as a result of FOI request
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Yeah, hehe, the whole, entire fleet of single example of Alfa Romeo 6 in the country failed.
I think that is very useful info if looking at the older cars, it shows which cars will keep on working fine ( the CO emissions test kinda proves that the engine isn't on it's last legs, the rust requirements show that it won't fall apart very soon while driving and the brake requirements means it will stop for a while still) without wasting money on maintenance on them.
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Interestingly for my 146 it's 50%, but a 145 of the same year is 45%. Similar reasons.
This definitely says more about the owners than the cars.
And what we all want to see, the list of models, regardless of year, in order:
ALL MODELS IN ORDER OF GOODNESS
This definitely says more about the owners than the cars.
And what we all want to see, the list of models, regardless of year, in order:
ALL MODELS IN ORDER OF GOODNESS
the stats are all searchable at http://www.motdatabase.co.uk...slightly better than a PDF or excel document!
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Why have importers stopped shipping them? Lum managed to import a 1993 Nissan and you are saying there wont be any more DC5's shipped over
Model report probably ran out, they are specific to certain model years. The SVA system changed also, now IVA.
In fact, there re 3 different IVA model reports available for DC5's, can't see any reason why you couldn't register one.
In fact, there re 3 different IVA model reports available for DC5's, can't see any reason why you couldn't register one.
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That's exactly it
There's just very little money to be made importing them, so they just haven't bothered.