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Hmm.

My car seems to want to fry its' back tyres all the time! not that I mind of course :D

Strange quirks.. the passenger door locks when the drivers window gets to the bottom or top of its' travel, pisses the mrs off no end.

It also likes to blow hot air on my feet all the time and have to put it on recirc. whenever I start the car.

when its wet my car doesnt like going anywhere, when i try to drive it just sits there with the wheels going round and when i turn corners the back of the car doesnt want to follow the front of the car

when using the electric window function to go all the way up / down without having to hold the button, once the window reaches it's destination it decides it would like to lock the doors... mostly

Also if i have the air con on for more than 10 minutes straight, it refuses to turn off until i switch the car off completely.

i think they are supposed to lock - mine do it too...

isnt it a safety feature that was used..?

my drivers window goes down when it feels like it.

its embarassing when you are singing along to a song and your window just lowers by itself!

HAhHaHaHA thats well funny... must suck to drive that one around in winter!! its like no0o0o0o ... !!!

LOL

when i use My drivers window going either up and down sounds like a transformer ROFL hell hi tech noise!!

Might want to get that looked at..

Tru, O'm getting new brakes fot it. Not that I shoulxd be doing that on public roads anyway!!

when its wet my car doesnt like going anywhere, when i try to drive it just sits there with the wheels going round and when i turn corners the back of the car doesnt want to follow the front of the car

Living up yo ur name then?



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