Nimrod205
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Any vehicle with a fully laden weight above 2.0 tonnes and is not car derived (e.g Renault Clio, Vauxhall Corsa or Ford Fiesta) is classified as a goods vehicle and subject to lower speed limits. Even a Ford Transit Connect which has a gross laden weight of 2040 kg, is classified as a goods vehicle and subject to the lower speed limits of 50 mph on single carriageways and 60 mph on dual carriageways. Not many van men are aware of that and I have trained a good few.
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Just a small observation. Would not the OP have paid annual leave if he was a salaried employee? If so, he will not have suffered financially from having to take annual leave.
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Do nothing. Wait for further instructions from ericsbrother.
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I thought automatic vehicles had a torque converter as opposed to a clutch.
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It is not illegal to overtake or enter a "boxed" chevron area if the white line bordering the chevrons is broken and it is necessary and safe to do so . If the area is bordered by a solid line, it is illegal to enter the chevron area. (Highway code - rule 130).
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In your paragraph 5, you inadvertently admit to being the driver because you state that "the defendant was unaware of any signs until alerted to them" - - and you ARE the defendant.
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Hyundai Car 5 year guarantee - any issues?
Nimrod205 replied to Buel10's topic in Vehicle retailers and manufacturers
Be aware that the 5 year warranty does not include wear and tear any of the following: Clutch disc 24 Months 60,000 Miles Brake Friction Linings 24 Months 20,000 Miles V Belts 24 Months Unlimited Mileage Oil Filter (Service Item) Warranted up to 1st scheduled change in specific Model Service Schedule. Air/Fuel Filter (Service Item)Warranted up to 1st scheduled change in specific Model Service Schedule. Spark Plugs (Service Item) Warranted up to 1st scheduled change in specific Model Service Schedule. Air Con Re-gas (no defect evident) Up to Maximum 6 Months 10,000 Miles Adjustments Up to Maximum 6 Months 10,000 Miles Wiper Blades 12 Months 10,00 0 Miles Fuses 12 Months 10,000 Miles Bulbs 12 Months 10,000 Miles Batteries 24 Months Unlimited Mileage Wheel Bearings Front/Rear 60 Months 60,000 Miles All Ball Joints Front/Rear 60 Months 60,000 Miles All Bushes 60 Months 60,000 Miles Track Rod End 60 Months 60,000 Miles Dampers, Struts Front/Rear 60 Months 60,000 Miles All Rubber Components 60 Months 60,000 Miles Tyres Warranty is handled by the tyre manufacturer. -
You probably have one of those new fangled gadgets called a telephone. Call the DVLA and tell them what you have written here. Simples.
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Bought new car:Sluggish so want refund?
Nimrod205 replied to Buel10's topic in General Motoring Issues
I think your friend is approaching this issue in the wrong way. He "feels" the car is sluggish. Why not just return it to where it was purchased and ask them nicely to investigate the problem. Talking about the Consumer Rights Act with a view to returning the vehicle or calling the manufacturers press office is a wee bit premature in my view. -
Bought new car:Sluggish so want refund?
Nimrod205 replied to Buel10's topic in General Motoring Issues
I have the same make and model from Dec 2015 with 14k miles on the clock. If it is from 2015, it is still under the manufacturers warranty of 3yrs-unlimited mileage. Qne thing to note; if it is the diesel version, make sure that there is sufficient AdBlue (fuel additive - google Adblue). This needs to be topped up from time to time and the refill tank is in the boot under the spare wheel. -
I hope that you realise that your Provisional Driving Licence is valid for 10 years.
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I think it only covers your vehicle if it has been in an accident or is stolen. Have you actually activated your Skoda Ensurance cover?
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faulty used car - possible return
Nimrod205 replied to leeroy2017's topic in General Motoring Issues
Symptoms similar to yours have been reported for various iterations of the Insignia. 1. Timing chain tensioner and 2. Rear Parcel shelf rattling. Sounds very simple but get both checked out. -
How have these cars been ruined?
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Just go to the Admiral website. The lines below are copied verbatim: Your Admiral car insurance policy covers you for driving in most EU countries, including: Great Britain, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man and Channel Islands Any other country which is a member of the European Union Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Andorra, Liechtenstein and Croatia You won't need to contact us before driving in any of these countries as long your trip does not exceed 30 days, but you will need to take your Certificate of Motor Insurance with you.
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