Originally posted by Sideshow meg: As the daughter of someone who owns an Alto (and drives since I'm on the insurance as a learner) - I'll say this:
- The gear shift was made by the Devil - You need an appointment if you're planning on driving up a hill - The performance is awful for a small city car when there is so much choice - you would have thought Suzuki would have tried a bit harder
I've also spent some of the weekend under the bonnet of the car and it's a poor sight.
AND Suzuki are a rubbish dealership. The service is rubbish as are the manners.
Ok, i'll buy the Aygo!
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The Alto is outdated, if I wanted an old car, I'd buy one for the same price or less.
I wonder who said that. *ponders*
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You need an appointment if you're planning on driving up a hill
no, all you have to do push the accelrator pedal right down to the bottom-mind you i should tell u i drive an automatic-so i don't have the gear problem
You need an appointment if you're planning on driving up a hill
no, all you have to do push the accelrator pedal right down to the bottom-mind you i should tell u i drive an automatic-so i don't have the gear problem
What I mean is, the acceleration is so sh1te that it's a challenege to even go up the smallest gradient.
You're wearing tights. I can't take lectures on physics from a man in tights. Dancing yes. Physics no!
the acceleration is so sh1te that it's a challenege to even go up the smallest gradient.
yes i know what you mean but i noticed if press full down it helps-mind you since your female you might need to push a little harder. it really awful-when i drove it first that was first thing i noticed about the car. i learnt actually press really hard and havn't really experience much problems apart from that.
The Alto is outdated, if I wanted an old car, I'd buy one for the same price or less.
2nd cheapest new car-1st being small nisan micra
No, the Perodua Kelisa, or something called like that is the cheapest new car you can buy.
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_________________________ "Forward", he cried, from the rear, and the front rank died. And the General sat, and the lines on the map moved from side to side.
_________________________ "Forward", he cried, from the rear, and the front rank died. And the General sat, and the lines on the map moved from side to side.
Then follow the advise of the sticker on the drivers door. 33PSI I'd guess is for the front and something lower for the rear, what does the sticker say exactly?
Yes sometimes front and rear do have the same pressures.
I'm glad there are girls out there who like to put there foot down, most of the ones i know don't like doing more than 30mph and call me a maniac when i take a corner without slowing down and when i brake late. You must be my dream girl Meg!
Originally posted by Palmira: Ah boig - the difference is Meg is intelligent!
Cheer
What I meant was, if you're looking for a first car and don't have that much cash, Perdouas are good because they are in a low insurance group, have been improved - so I'm told, I'm trusting James May on this one - and anything is better than a Suzuki Alto.
You're wearing tights. I can't take lectures on physics from a man in tights. Dancing yes. Physics no!
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