Leaf it out, will ya!How does it handle in the winter weather? You wouldn't want to turnover a new Leaf......
I can recommend keeping your car(s) in a garage as well if that's helpful...
Hmmm...there speaks the one of landed gentryI can recommend keeping your car(s) in a garage as well if that's helpful...
. My garage only has space for bicycles and new kitchen white goods I bought in the sales last year prior to the refurb in the spring.....then I suspect another part of what remains of the garage is going to be converted to a 'dog decontamination and boot room'...cars in garage is only something I can dream of
I made a conscious decision last year to get the cars into the garage. It took some serious time and effort but with the money I've put into them it's worth it.Hmmm...there speaks the one of landed gentry
When I lived in Falkirk I had a 2.5 car garage (don't ask), even then my (at the time) wife wouldn't put hers away at night...imagine my smugness next morning when scraping was necessary?I made a conscious decision last year ot get the cars into the garage. It took some serious time and effort but with the money I've put into them it's worth it.
I just need to work out what to do with all the boxes in the conservatory...
I used to have one that would never reverse in... so when they had to leave in a rush because they were late they'd hit another of my cars on the drive and the gate post... So unfortunately for me I think I win in the muppetness stakes of ex's..When I lived in Falkirk I had a 2.5 car garage (don't ask), even then my (at the time) wife wouldn't put hers away at night...imagine my smugness next morning when scraping was necessary?
Yup, you win that one fair and square!I used to have one that would never reverse in... so when they had to leave in a rush because they were late they'd hit another of my cars on the drive and the gate post... So unfortunately for me I think I win in the muppetness stakes of ex's..
(They also drove into a Discovery whilst picking up their new boyfriend (in my car) and left the scene... they were witnessed so the police contacted me...)
The folding mirrors together with the dropping windows on frameless doors and reversing camera flap is something that bothers me about freezing conditions....I wonder if damage will occur to the mechanisms?
"Frozen shut flaps" is a theme of the posts above too....The folding mirrors together with the dropping windows on frameless doors and reversing camera flap is something that bothers me about freezing conditions....I wonder if damage will occur to the mechanisms?
Last week my reversing camera flap was frozen shut and my windows hardly moved (if at all) when opening and closing the door.
I tell myself that these things have been tested to destruction by the manufacturer in all possible temperatures, so they should be absolutely fine.
Thought you were talking about the management system there for a minute..."Frozen shut flaps" is a theme of the posts above too....
Well a 'kind' of management system , and I'm using 'Kind' in the loosest sense....Thought you were talking about the management system there for a minute...
