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The phrase "P Plate Legal" might have something to do with a destroyed engine, turbo and clutch
i a p plater driving a turbo a3 and mine is in perfect condition, service every 10,000k's and with 185,000 on the clock its running better than when i bought it
new p platers cant drive turbos though can they? thought id was only the older ones as long as we stuck to the 175kw per tonne thing.
anyone check the rego etc?
new p platers cant drive turbos though can they? thought id was only the older ones as long as we stuck to the 175kw per tonne thing.
anyone check the rego etc?
yeah im not allowed to, i've had it for 3 years now and been pulled of (breath testing etc.) and never had any issues with police even thought my car is pretty loud, 19" wheels and lowered
i a p plater driving a turbo a3 and mine is in perfect condition, service every 10,000k's and with 185,000 on the clock its running better than when i bought it
You are definitely the exception to the rule. I think the fact that you hang around a forum like this demonstrates that you care a lot more about your car than the average 17 year old.
Most P platers think maintenance means washing the car and a service is when you check the oil and pump up the tyres.
I have known so many P platers who killed their cars because something minor went wrong and they didn't understand the gravity of the situation and just kept driving the car until the domino effect took out the entire engine or drivetrain.
I would have no problem buying a car that has been driven by a P plater but I would be very very wary of a car that had been owned by a P plater.
Most P platers think maintenance means washing the car and a service is when you check the oil and pump up the tyres.
That's defiantly true. I'm a P plater and I can tell you that most P platers don't look after their cars with the level of care that it deserves.
But from what I've seen, P platers that drive, imports, whether it be, Euro or Japanese, look after their cars a lot more than people who drive Holdens or Fords. It has to do with the level of interest the person holds, usually if the person buys that car they have always wanted, will keep it running 24/7.
I know that's the case with me, one of my closest mates is my mechanic and I'm always annoying the crap out of him when it comes to keeping the 4motion in perfect condition
I mean, no squeaks, no clunks, no sequels, everything perfect all the time
For me, that's what I love about VW, it requires love xD
Im a green p plater in NSW. I can legally drive my 01 GTI. It falls udner the category moderate performance, so I got an exemption 5 days after buying it. I just have to leave it in my glovebox if I getpulled over. Never been pulled over tho lol.
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