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Quote: Originally posted by TrigGLX on 23/2/2024
An old clunker engine i ncan imagine would not last but somethign relatively new low mileage, you takes your chances.
It's that last bit that has me worried, knowing my luck it would blow up. There seems to be quite opposite arguments to the question, for and against. So I messaged Renault Technical Services to ask their opinion, needless to say I haven't had a reply....they probably want me to buy a new car 🤣
Post last edited on 29/02/2024 17:04:40
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