Very Annoyed wrote:

I'm not listening!

 Another Pommie Bar Steward down under

MY20 Defender 110 SE P400 Eiger/Ebony
MY10 3.0 RRS TDv6 Fuji/Ebony/Anigre

Tastech

Thanks for the "half" shots of your new car nicely blended with some artistic landscape scenes!! Maybe a photography course would be better than an offroad driving course...ha ha.

I think I will have to sell my RRS now because I don't have that memory seat moving steering wheel thingy that you have....what option is that? I will order it on my new one next week....yeah right!! I am jealous of your motorised steering wheel though. I think it was originally developed for the American market, it seems to be quite common in cars there.

My girl is tucked up while I am in Malaysia for a few days. By the time I get back, you will have more kays on than I do!!

Best from KL

BKHK wrote:

Tastech

My girl is tucked up while I am in Malaysia for a few days. By the time I get back, you will have more kays on than I do!!

Best from KL

Make sure you do not get tucked by some of the Girls at the beaches night club  Another Pommie Bar Steward down under

MY20 Defender 110 SE P400 Eiger/Ebony
MY10 3.0 RRS TDv6 Fuji/Ebony/Anigre

I don't like you lot any more!!!!  RRS TDV6 Gone but still around
SL55 AMG
760Li Alpina
BMW 535D M Sport
BMW X6 XDrive35D
BMW 320D Coupe M Sport
And A Van For Rex!

WINNER - 2008's Idler Of The Year
WINNER - 2008's Comedian Of The Year
WINNER - 2008's Funniest Incident

I love boobies i love boobies i love boobies cuz i'm a big kid now! (Come on everybody sing with me you know the words!)

BKHK wrote:

Tastech

Thanks for the "half" shots of your new car nicely blended with some artistic landscape scenes!! Maybe a photography course would be better than an offroad driving course...ha ha.

I think I will have to sell my RRS now because I don't have that memory seat moving steering wheel thingy that you have....what option is that? I will order it on my new one next week....yeah right!! I am jealous of your motorised steering wheel though. I think it was originally developed for the American market, it seems to be quite common in cars there.

My girl is tucked up while I am in Malaysia for a few days. By the time I get back, you will have more kays on than I do!!

Best from KL

well I would have got a full on shot..if they rude tourists would not park next to me...
the the powered steering wheel is part of the memory pack , along with the dipping mirrors on reverse.... Toyota Corolla...((((
formerly: RRS TdV6 Rimini Red, Alapaca, Sat Nav, Prem Ice, Hybrid TV, Cooler, FPS, Tow pack, roof mounted lighthouse

Its nearly 3 weeks now since she arrived. The relationship is getting stronger. I always judge a car on how easy it is to live with day to day. She has been good to live with so far, doing everything we have asked (including some light van duties moving house) and even Mrs BKHK is becoming fond of her.

Recent journeys have been between my home office and the airport, 130 km each way. Filled up as I left home and using a relatively light right foot and with a mixture of freeway, suburban, and easy city driving, when I pulled into the airport car park, she showed 8.1 litres/100km which is 35mpg. I hope she is telling me the truth.

If your RRS is a she then she's being economical with the truth! Females - never trust them! 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
2009 Alaska TDV8 - Gone and much missed.



WINNER - 2009 �Idler Of The Year� Award
Runner Up - 2009 �Just Doing What It�s Designed To Do� Award


DO NOT CLICK HERE!

VA

I will verify the figures when i fill her up (figuratively speaking)!!! However, I have noticed a big difference when using a light versus heavy right foot and looking well ahead to anticipate road conditions. Remember, we have low speed limits of 100kmh on the freeway which should be close to optimum economy speed so maybe she isn't lying too much......

tastech wrote:

That sky looks too nice to be real! I need to move down under.....

You'll hate it - the place is full of Australians and people from the North of England.  2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
2009 Alaska TDV8 - Gone and much missed.



WINNER - 2009 �Idler Of The Year� Award
Runner Up - 2009 �Just Doing What It�s Designed To Do� Award


DO NOT CLICK HERE!

I'll fit right in then....

By the way Zilch....what's the "clear pack"?

An empty six pack! 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
2009 Alaska TDV8 - Gone and much missed.



WINNER - 2009 �Idler Of The Year� Award
Runner Up - 2009 �Just Doing What It�s Designed To Do� Award


DO NOT CLICK HERE!

Jonny Fresh wrote:

By the way Zilch....what's the "clear pack"?

Clear View Pack: Front fog lamps, headlamp power wash, automatic headlamps, rain sensor, electro chromatic rear view mirrors

..i think we get the S model in the tdv6...
so wheels are options...

BKHK
Thats pretty good mileage...i have managed 14.1l/100 but the best consumption was 9.1l/100
so yeah the lead foot is a big difference...

I must say she feels a lot better now i have 1300k on the clock. The engine revs a lot freer.
but i have had it into the dealer to fix some minor things. Toyota Corolla...((((
formerly: RRS TdV6 Rimini Red, Alapaca, Sat Nav, Prem Ice, Hybrid TV, Cooler, FPS, Tow pack, roof mounted lighthouse

Tastech

14.1.......you lead foot! Is your driving town mostly? Even in the city I can't seem t get her to drink more than 10.3.

I have just 1000km and its amazing how much freer it is now. I intend to be a lead foot soon to stretch her a little. So far no problems with mine. What's the issue with yours going back to the dealer?

I have the clear pack also it seems.

cheers