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Old Oct 16, 2011 | 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by RS Grant
I did a fair bit of reading a while back on one of the Puma forums and was very keen on getting hold of one as a fun daily, but I couldn't find a sensible way to fit two labradors in the back unfortunately.


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Grant
the boot on them is an odd shape and a pain in the arse to get anything it. i did manage to get an engine crane in tho lol. i have also fitted one of the 3dr gas struts to mine, so now when you press the button on the fob, not only does the boot pop, it actually opens up too lol

Originally Posted by alexno1dj
well i must say, as a daily it amazes me how well it does on fuel, me and the g.f went to kent in it last weekend from derby (380 mile round trip) and it got us there and back on £50
thats fucking good going mate, i get 285 miles on average to a 38l tank, or £50 ish at the mo. thats 33.3mpg tho. i only use the car for work and its 9 miles each way so its hardly got warm really.

Originally Posted by alexno1dj
my only criticism would be that its not a motorway car, keep feeling like it needs a 6th gear
yeah that can be annoying, mine sits at about 4krpm at 75mph

Originally Posted by Magnum PI
Forgot about the parcel shelf issue as well. The bloody string clips keep coming off the holders so the parcel shelf doesn't raise when you open the boot. Haha
so its not just mine then lol. often i find the shelf just in the boot lol

Originally Posted by Etty
i have one, great little car. only prob i have is trying to sell it, no one wants it. only wanted £500 not even a phone call.
thought about shifting mine on lately for something quicker, but id want the top end of £1500 lol

Originally Posted by alexno1dj
what suspension was this running mate?
it was on H&R coilovers mate, i forget the exact ones but they were only adjustable for ride height, not damping aswell which was a shame as the fronts could have done with being a bit harder.

for info on lowering/ride handling pm volcomestone, he has some useful info for good springs etc.

Last edited by Fudgey; Oct 16, 2011 at 06:26 PM.
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