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Hi,

Friend at work is selling this - 4 cylinder, FWD only (not 4x4) but good condition, regularly serviced and has only done 37,000kms! She has reduced the price from 41 to 38.75AED for a quick sale. Good clean car, only used around Al Ain. Silver colour. If you are interested I have some pics of the car.[FONT="Arial Black"][/font]

Call me on 0561018238

can you ask if it has isofix child seat anchors please mate?

Cheers

how your life has changed, tintin.... you look at a car ad and ask about isofix child seat anchors!!! LOOOOL what about horsepower? torque? is it turbo-charged? can you burn rubber when shifting to third?... in a few years you'll be asking is the speedometer big enough for me to read..

can we take it for a test drive in the dunes Jeff? LOL, Had one, been there, done that and was rescued by locals from the desert were we got stuck, only 2m from off the gatch. LOL

PR wrote:how your life has changed, tintin.... you look at a car ad and ask about isofix child seat anchors!!! LOOOOL what about horsepower? torque? is it turbo-charged? can you burn rubber when shifting to third?... in a few years you'll be asking is the speedometer big enough for me to read..

:smiley9:tell me about it. This is only a general inquiry though. I am looking at a lumina S with the 3.5 V6 anda galant ralliart with a 3.8 v6. But let's see eh!!! :smiley11:

I will check but my friend (the seller) did not even know how many cylinders it had or that is was only 2WD - she did know the colour fortunately. I suspect I'll need to take a look inside it tomorrow for the Isotonic seat belts. It may only be a 2 litre engine Tintin, no V6 or diff locks but it is clean and mechanically as new totally (and probably runs a treat on liquid dog flavoured crisps).

Dont mean to rain on ur BBQ there boyo (quite a normal and regular occurance in Sunny South Wales, but truely a blessing in the UAE), but have witnessed one of these being side-sloped during a night drive, driven quite expertly by a Maori boy. T'was quite a site, we could hear him swearing at it over the whine of the engine as it crossed the rev-limiter from the bottom of the bowl, where it once sat!!!

Great days, eh Jonno??!!!

Btw, cracking little city cars tho.

Lionbar wrote: but have witnessed one of these being side-sloped during a night drive, driven quite expertly by a Maori boy. T'was quite a site, we could hear him swearing at it over the whine of the engine as it crossed the rev-limiter from the bottom of the bowl, where it once sat!!!

Great days, eh Jonno??!!!

Btw, cracking little city cars tho.

I rember that night Lee, hehehehe:smiley10:...to this day, the Maori boy confesses that was the most thrilling offroad night drive he ever had:smiley8:

Wow - that's impressive JC... but I have to ask - why? Was it a dare?

the Suzuki has child seat anchors, you want buy? it was rated the safest car in it's class.