Hedge find Fiesta gets cleaned up

[@rogerlee6599]

"Thank You ever so much for taking the time & care & all of your magnificent splendid effort to get Ford Fiesta GK05 CSY back into a respectable roadworthy condition for the new owner ! In my honest opinion : You are a really nice splendid chap to do something as Philanthropic as this for somebody else 👍 ! N.B. I really do wish there were more, many more generous & really kind people in this world, just like you, to make this Planet Earth a much more philanthropic place than it currently is ! All the Best to You, Kind Sir ! Cheers, Roger 👍. Addendum : PS. This Ford Fiesta GK05 CSY originally hails from 'My Neck of the Woods', Sussex / Kent Area 😀👍where I was born over half a century ago !

[@frglee]

It's nice to see an old dumped car made presentable, brought back to life and put back on the road. 15 years old and worth £500 of anybody's money - with just a day or two of work and under £100 of parts and testing. Could give another decade of driving if looked after. I'd guess a lot of cars are scrapped that shouldn't be. We should be reusing, recycling and renovating more.

[@6ettinold]

Exactly. I bought a nice little mk2 Kia Rio diesel for 400 quid a few years back. It was a fantastic tidy runarounf for 2 years. The fuel tanks on them gave a nice rust trap and mine rusted through. I filled it and poured a dealer in and git another year out of it, but it was shot completely by next MoT. £500 for a tank and no 2nd hand ones around. It was very, very reluctantly scrapped. It still looked like a 3 year old car.

[@justinsteel6360]

Most honest car channnel on youtube and a decent bloke. No nonsense honesty 💪🙏🤝

[@tiagodeniz1422]

If I’m honest your videos are some of the rare few I actually watch all the way through on KZbin. Great job on the fiesta, thanks for the content and thanks guys for the informative and funny comments 👏

[@furiousdriving]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@dazzlerbob1870]

I went from a Rover 214 blob & a 216 Cabriolet to a 2005 Ford Fiesta 1.4 Zetec Climate. It got me to and from work for the last 4.5 years trouble free. It's a great little car that's got me to and from work cheaply.

[@ipodgooroo]

This era of Fiesta is my favourite. They are very good to drive, had one as a courtesy car a while ago and have wanted one ever since. Nearly got one in January, but ended up with a lower mileage Fiat Panda instead!

[@philiphutchinson4210]

No matter what age or condition your car is, a jolly good wash and clean makes it look better.... mostly .. nice video ...

[@rydermike33]

Furious driving does Car Cleaning Guru. What a transformation! And most satisfying I would think. Hope the new owner has many happy miles it. Many thanks Matt.

[@carravioli4803]

I can tell this one is gonna be very therapeutic for a Monday morning!!!!

[@joaofarinha7953]

Wow , what a result! That Fiesta deserved to be saved , glad you did it.

[@martinrule1569]

Loved this one! My wife has a fiesta like this on a 52 plate. It’s been a great little car over the years. I too was exasperated by the super secure air box. It is bizarre. Thought I was commenting on your previous vid and noticed this is a new one! Bonus 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Spiceyspiney]

I'm so excited for my friend to get her first car and you did such a fab job with it 😁 I'm feeling like I need to clean my 20 yr old Rover 25 now! The rear windows keep slightly sliding down due to road vibration then it rains inside my car 😂

[@furiousdriving]

I drove a n Austin that did that, it had bungee cords on the window winders to keep the windows up! Yes, clean the 25, they are lovely cars!

[@RichieRouge206]

That’s such an appealing little car - the colour is called ‘Tonic’ (I had a Focus mk 1.5 in it) and you really brought it back to life! It’s disgusting how bad some people let their cars get inside - I’ve refused to work in one or two as they were horrendous! Doesn’t really matter that it has dings and scrapes - if it’s clean and tidy that speaks volumes! Loved the music at the beginning by the way. Great video Matt!

[@furiousdriving]

Thanks, someone else said Tonic as well. Dont blame you, I wouldnt want to be digging through that kind of muck on a customers car, That music is called I dont wanna, just imagine 'be this grimy' and its perfect

[@androo4519]

What a great job you've done. I hope it's appreciated. Car definitely deserves to have those scars fixed. Hope the new owner drives by sight rather than touch.

[@barrylong2685]

There is something very therapeutic about watching someone else clean :)

[@furiousdriving]

Has it inspired you to clean yours so I can film it?

[@matthewgodwin3050]

Wow, that came up a treat. Amazing what a bit of time and a lot of elbow grease can achieve. Great to see the car looking presentable again. Let's hope the new owner looks after it a little more carefully than the last one.

[@michaeltutty1540]

Fantasic job, Matt. The old car looks amazing indeed. I love it.

[@ColonelJGHyde]

Excellent job. The car looks brill!! Its been given a professional all over valet inside and out. Great products I'll be buying them!

[@campbelltroup2750]

I agree with the heated windscreen. Currently on my first ever Ford and its been invaluable.

[@lewis72]

My 1987 Granada Scorpio has a heated front screen... well most of the elements have dropped out now but some do still work !

[@TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels]

Someone specified that as an option. My old Fiesta Zetec was austere. Think I had the only one in the UK with no Aircon.

[@jamescaley9942]

It was patented by Ford but I think that patent expired and other manufacturers have it. I prefer to use warm water + screenwash to de-ice as that is the quickest.

[@Pfirtzer]

@@jamescaley9942 Not a very smart move there! Just buy 97% alcohol mix it with water, 1/3 alcohol 2/3 water put it in a spraybottle spray on and ice is very quicky gone from your front screen

[@lewis72]

james caley Is that timed from poring the warm water or going to fetch some, letting the tap run through to warm water and then going back to the car ? Furthermore, airport and work car parks generally don’t have warm water available.

[@maxidyne]

Nice transformation, from unloved to loved. Dented, scratched, but she shines! Get some applicators, soft brushes for the interior and a horse hair brush for cleaning the seats and other leather/cloth. Extractor would give even a better result, most DIY stores have these for rent. And some buckets with grid guards. Just some tips. Like my dad always said: there are several ways to count to ten, as long as you get there. Great result Matt!

[@furiousdriving]

I keep meaning to get grit guards but they are always sold out when I remember or only the expensive ones! I also keep meaning to get a selection of interior brushes for vents and crevices

[@neilwalsh4058]

Quite a transformation after a good amount of effort from you, and it's very satisfying to see the change when you scrub up a filthy car. I know you're kind of contracted to use DB products, but I've always found the best thing for carpets and cloth seats is good old fashioned Star Drops & a scrubbing brush.

[@inindian]

Nice clean up job. Satisfying. Before pressure washing/water blasting the scuttle area below the windscreen I recommend vacuuming the area first to lift the bulk of the detritus to prevent forcing any of it down the scuttle drain tubes.

[@mattbedford875]

0:16 that random music kicking in really made me laugh for some reason, I don't know why😂😂

[@williamfoster6264]

Your friend will be pleased with the look of the wee Ford Fiesta. It look like new and I hope the girl will have a good number of years driving.

[@fhwolthuis]

Nice job! Maybe wiping off the seats with a damp microfiber cloth in stead of a soaked spunge will make them dry faster 😉 And microfiber will lift off crud better too 👍

[@furiousdriving]

The bottle says sponge it off, I dont know if it would make a difference..I was keen to get them quite wet to soak the dirt out but hoped the wet vac would drag the water out!

[@mercedes_and_more]

Who'd of thought to use a vacuum extractor on the seat to make it less wet??

[@dglcomputers1498]

My Gran had the heated windscreen in her X reg Focus, part of the climate pack. From what I understand Ford have/had the patent on heated car windscreens that's why pretty much no other brand had them. As for cleaning car upholstery I use a Numatic George and Prochem cleaner for that, The George is an excellent machine with decent suction and build quality, plus it's made in the UK! Dried in a couple of hours last time I did out '14 Micra if I remember correctly.

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Hi Matt,the Fiesta scrubs up very well, before and after shots look brilliant.still a nice car to drive about.

[@gryfandjane]

What a transformation! It’s amazing what a difference a bit of love can make with a tatty old car.

[@eslater5219]

Jesus mate, what’s that music all about?

[@bobp6742]

Am surprised his sponsors allow him to play just awful trash. Can't even mute it because you might miss something useful he says. So I won't be back, I'll go find someone who if nothing else has found some better copyright free music.

[@liamgibbons3255]

@@bobp6742 what are you really gonna miss really a man telling you has the he's testing got a tea shelf or cup holders or whacking in 5 adverts in a 22 minute video?

[@frazzleface753]

@@liamgibbons3255 Ad block and done

[@bobp6742]

@@liamgibbons3255 Thanks mate it's good to know I haven't missed anything 😉

[@CBellis97]

There was about 30 seconds of music in the 22 minute video, grow up lad

[@gosportjamie]

I would heartily recommend having glass cover on your insurance if you're going to buy a car with a Quickclear-type heated windscreen. When I needed the one on my Focus replaced due to surface damage, the £75 excess on the insurance was a lot more palatable than well north of £500 if you need to pay for it yourself. If the front alloys on that are knackered, it might be a good idea to replace them with steelies as they're a lot cheaper from a breakers than the alloys are and, as a first car, it's probably going to be getting friendly with a few more kerbs in the future, which most new drivers do as they pick up experience...

[@paultaylor9652]

Lovely Jubbly, I do remember Ford Tonic Blue Paint was a nightmare to colour match even with a paint gun.

[@michaeltutty1540]

That is like any light blue metallic paint. The shop my mom used for Arthur over the 25 years she drove him was amazing and talented. The last work the did was after a neighbour hit the old boy. They matched the 24 year old Ice Blue Metallic for colour and finish so closely that even 6 years later you have to look hard to find the repair.

[@Biggles]

I strongly recommend getting a Henry for wet vaccing. It really can pull the water back out of fabric, and has good small and medium attachments for cars! Double to cost of that thing you had there but it actually does the job, and can spay your cleaning solution on too.

[@Spiceyspiney]

I used to have a Mondeo estate and the heated front screen was absolutely awesome!

[@peterriggall8409]

That poor little car has been through the school of hard knocks. Looks amazing compared to what you started with.

[@davidbaugh]

Nice to see an unloved car being saved. I'm also putting an 06 Fiesta Mk6 back on the road, only this one has only 14,000 miles on the clock, great body wise(mostly) but needing an ABS Module and steering pump.

[@leotoczyski263]

Watched all the videos on the ford fiesta hedge rescue. Very impressive. Excellent job on cleaning it up. Looks like a half decent run around now. 👍

[@furiousdriving]

Thanks 👍 It came up so well

[@leotoczyski263]

I don't suppose you could work your magic on a old slightly battered Corsa c that I was given 😁👍

[@admiralalcatraz6080]

Got that looking good Matt. The interiors do seem to wear well. Mine has 180k on it (cream leather too) and has taken it pretty well. Just a little bit of wear on the front seats 👍🏾

[@furiousdriving]

Its surprising how tough these cars are, well built things!

[@shaydevlin5557]

Yeees furious driving before school

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Why didn't you use the 2 bucket method on the seats instead of squeezing the filthy wipe water back into the clean water ?

[@furiousdriving]

Literally never thought of that but is obvious and genius...

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

@@furiousdriving And you seemed to miss a lot of opportunities to leave the doors and windows open to dry off the interior ! What happened to the dehumidifier ?

[@jamesthomson3025]

Nice work. I spent 3 hours cleaning my car last week. Didn't use Diamond Bright though lol. I noticed the Rover 200 Coupe at the side there. My Dad used to have one it was a brilliant car.

[@JimF500]

Its come up so well, I hope you cleaned under the wheel arch too. I have a HFW but didnt use it ...yet until the winter

[@carlrusson2612]

Hi Matt you would have got more water out of the seats if you had used the crevice tool instead of the brush head, you loose lots of suction through the brush head. The vac you are using have pretty good suction so don't write it off you will see a big difference next time if you use the crevice tool to extract the water. I would of sprayed clean water over the scrubbed areas before I vacuumed the seats

[@srichards9707]

Crikey that brings back some memories. One of my first training school cars was that type of Fiesta. Hard as nails. Luckily no body repair shop needed when learning was completed. 😂 I’m tempted to buy an ST in this mark. Great vid, thanks.

[@BarryAllenMagic]

Who was it's previous owner......a blind banger car racer? Whoever it was doesn't deserve to own a car. I just hope I never have to meet them on the road!

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

A spoiit selfish lazy seventeen year old girl unsurprisingly... she or mummy & daddy got what they deserved paymentwise.... zero.

[@SuperFIFTHGEAR]

@@johnmoruzzi7236 Not like they would've bought it brand new for their learner kid. Probably just wanted another young girl to use the car for what it was...To put more dents on it while still learning. It's good mechanically and clean inside (now) should be fine for a few years of use. Let's face it, insurance costs on something like this for a new driver will probably be £1500+...and all the jobs that students/young people do are currently up in the air...Pub work, retail etc etc. I'd rather a £500 car go to good use rather than it just sit...

[@BarryAllenMagic]

@@SuperFIFTHGEAR I learnt to drive as soon as I was 17; having saved like mad for my first car (an old Peugeot 204) and very expensive insurance. For some reason, even as a complete novice learner, I never managed to put a scratch on it. Maybe because of the fact that I worked so hard to pay for it myself; and subsequently drove it with respect?

[@histriamagna1014]

@@BarryAllenMagic My story also. I had a 1974 VW Beetle back in 1992 as my first car. Not a single scratch also.

[@SuperFIFTHGEAR]

@@BarryAllenMagic I too wonder the same thing...I bought my own car and didn't put a mark on it while learning. Remember we're into cars though so are more inclined to look after them. I'm still in a 2004 VW Golf. My next door neighbours have a financed Nissan Qashqai and a Mercedes C220d which are dented, scraped, curbed alloys etc and I just have to wonder how, the Nissan can't be more than 6 months old, Merc cannot be more than 2yrs...The Mercedes has just come back from the bodyshop after it had a nearside front crash..Smashed headlight, busted front wing, and then a scrape down the near side front to back. Neighbour reckoned somebody pulled out in front of her... 🙄🤷‍♂️

[@benday1218]

Nice job. Probably worth changing the Pollen Filter Matt, it's probably vile...under the passenger side dash I think. Do you know the cambelt status?

[@furiousdriving]

Very true, I can imagine its pretty manky...no idea on the cam belt, the owner is in touch with the old owners who might know but I will advise her it should done before long now its running

[@mickspencer4171]

Put a dehumidifier inside if you have one if it's still damp,if not,leave in the sun with the windows open a couple of inches,plus pull the seatbelts right out so they can dry and don't go mouldy.

[@adambennett805]

I've never much been a fan of this fiestas styling but it has cleaned up very nicely

[@Yorkyscott]

You should have taken it to Autoshine Cars in Blackpool. He does a very good valeting channel

[@Elvis_TheKing]

Scott - agreed. I like how he always removes the seats in order to give the carpet a thorough clean.

[@alastairwright77]

Long way from Kent...

[@Elvis_TheKing]

@Indosarnia now *that’s* a thorough clean! Bet you find all sorts of grime in the strangest of places.

[@scottishcarenthusiastsandtrain]

Fantastic transformation, the new owner will be pleased with the fiesta.

[@furiousdriving]

She was very happy Im please to report, first lesson tomorrow apparently

[@shauntvr4312]

Looking a lot better

[@paulsheehan2998]

Cracking job considering what you was working with!

[@coopers4491]

Its seen some width restrictions! !!!great clean up matt ,now sell sell sell !!!!!☕☕☕☕☕☕😃😃😃😃😃STAY SAFE

[@furiousdriving]

Dont know why it was being reversed through them though!

[@coopers4491]

@@furiousdriving great reply 5 star

[@simonabbott7323]

Is there an attachment for the W&D vac that hasn't got brushes on? I think one without would do a much better job at slurping water out of the seats and carpet.

[@HooverLux]

Auto Shine eat your heart out! Can’t recommend an upholstery water/suction tool for the seats, will make so much difference.

[@GentilsGarage]

Very satisfying to watch!

[@waynetetley584]

Nice flat twin music for a sunny afternoon

[@histriamagna1014]

And here we are again. Good morning from cloudy Adriatic coast.

[@adambennett805]

Lucky you!

[@histriamagna1014]

@@adambennett805 thnx

[@histriamagna1014]

@@adambennett805 The sun is comming back... Guess I'm not so lucky after all...😁

[@lloydvehicleconsulting]

This looks like it was a challenge, even for the Diamondbrite products, but it looks as if they rose to the occasion admirably!

[@furiousdriving]

The car is significantly improved! Its a lovely thing now

[@lloydvehicleconsulting]

@@furiousdriving, Mr Coleman and I were discussing these again tonight. We agreed that the 1.4 litre models are amongst the best secondhand small cars for under £1000. It certainly has come up quite well.

[@itsanarse]

I have a trick for seat belts, pull them all the way out of the spool and out of the car and close the door. Get someone to hold the buckle, stretching out the belt and then pressure wash it. I did this on a Clio with what I thought were grey seatbelts, they were white but so dirty they were nearly black!

[@williamgreer4087]

That's a particularly tasteful colour match on that bumper 😉

[@d33b33]

If you take an abrasive polishing compound to a sunbleached paint, that works really well: you take off the weathered bit and the paint pops again like new. Could you use the same polish on a bad rattlecan repair? Would the polish help blend the mismatched colours together, or would it just slowly strip off the rattlecan botch job?

[@furiousdriving]

Theres not a proper surface to shine on an unfinished rattle can job, it needs flatting with 2000 wet and dry then sealing with lacquer to get any kind of gloss

[@oliversonic905]

Excellent transformation - going to give the glass cleaner a go as you recommended it so highly

[@furiousdriving]

It is great stuff, with a primary school age child I keep a bottle indoors for tablet screens!

[@chriswalford9228]

I'm keeping away from the electrics with water, proceeds to spray underside of bonnet so it drips on battery, alternator fuses and relays. Look at the alternator already has corrosion on casing you have just added to it. Just like water ingress in a building will come in somewhere and travel a long distance.

[@alchapman1052]

That was some cleaning job , well done looks very tidy.

[@marksmith3469]

I have got a heated front screen I was going to get a skoda octovia but it was more than I wanted to pay changed my mind got my deposit back and I thought it wouldn't have one so bought a focus estate glad I did

[@carsbikesandbbqs6036]

Hey Matt! A real shame but looking on “carbaba” this little fiesta wasn’t long left for this world despite your efforts. Recorded as scrapped back in November 2022

[@ThecodbroZ11]

Good morning, nice to see the Fiesta again. I'm not a fan of the music transitions btw :P

[@lesrogers7310]

Hey Matt i really enjoyed this. I think you just need a smaller flat (upholstery?) tool for your wet & dry vac. That large head looked like a floor tool.

[@EvilUnderTone]

I've driven a lot of Fiesta's over the years. They always drive nice for a small thing.

[@marklittler784]

Yeah paid for Diamond brite treatment a couple of times when purchasing a car, its an investment especially protecting cloth seats against stains, obviously the more slippery the paintwork the less chance of anything getting a key into scratching it.

[@Eddie1992uk]

Did you change the rocker gasket and do a proper oil change? Good videos nice to see the turnaround

[@grayfool]

Nice. Gotta be worth a few hundred quid now. The new owner probably thinks you're a diamond geezer! Well, you can't fault me for trying.

[@neilmustow368]

Cracking clean up Matt interior 's like new 126,000 miles bodywork not mint few battle scars but great job

[@mikelangdon2534]

I always keep a towel handy to sit on as like you, I stupidly do the seats first and then think "got nowhere to sit now" haha

[@furiousdriving]

I think I over estimated how good the £50 wet vac would be...

[@SuperFIFTHGEAR]

@@furiousdriving I've seen that same model for sale in a few places and thought about it for interior car work. Glad you showed how it was...think I'll save my £50.

[@jinxed_jinxed_3443]

ffs snow foam indeed lol my piss has got more foam in it than that shite :D maybe I should get that looked at :P

[@scottishcarenthusiastsandtrain]

Lunchtime viewing sorted, looking at the thumbnail looks like Diamond Brite has done wonders

[@furiousdriving]

Its a real transformation, Im properly impressed!

[@rjauto7215]

It's still dirty inside floor but the car looks much better so well done to you sir 👍👍👍👍👍

[@furiousdriving]

I did admit It missed that corner of the footwell, but without a proper carpet cleaner type machine the carpets came out really well

[@ferrumignis]

That paint was crying out for a good session with a clay bar and a polisher. I think I'd have removed the scuttle panel as well, you just know that there is a whole load of grunge and leaves under it.

[@PaulBaker85]

Ok, I've got to get some of that interior cleaner stuff. The inside of my Astra isn't as bad as that, but it's still filthy.

[@furiousdriving]

Brings it up a treat!

[@darrenwilson8042]

Wow....under all that crap there was a car !! - am gonna root through a pile of dead leaves at the bottom of my garden - I might find a FIAT Punto lol...

[@mjsdecember1990]

Did you clean the vac too since the fiesta made it dirty

[@daviddenham2971]

You're either going to love or hate what I'm going to say. I find moisturised wipes on Plastic interior pieces helps. Plus you don't get the silicone of Armour All eating away at plastic dash bits.

[@furiousdriving]

I dont like the silicon finish either, to shiny and not very nice to touch

[@markwright3161]

All of the 'learning' that happened in that car makes it look like it was the blind leading the blind.

[@shaunstevenson8078]

Quite a transformation

[@davidhaygarth4763]

Rough body - drives well. Always the way funnily ive found. Mint body work mechanically worn..lol

[@marklittler784]

Prefer to use a shampoo machine on cloth seats, had a car where they looked clean but despite that still had to go over them five times to get water back out that was anything less than black, people travelling in the car certainly noticed the difference, its like sleeping on a fresh sheet you can even feel the difference more air is getting to your skin through the seat.

[@fulf]

You should buy a carpet spot cleaner (vacuum cleaner) they work great on dirty seats. (they spray a mist and suck it up)

[@thomas316]

Could have been a "Car Cleaning Guru" crossover video. 😅

[@Wetthewhistle]

Can’t believe you’ve sold out to a sub standard valeting product maker. Especially one that’s took part in the great car sales con of “would you like diamond brite on your new car”.

[@jgh548]

Campbell Yeah, but it gets blackberries off.

[@furiousdriving]

I dont think the products are at all substandard, Ive been using them for a few years as they are a local company, check my older videos and you'll see One Cut sorting the Volvo among others

[@seancooke4127]

@@furiousdriving I really did think the blackberries would be permanent little pink stains. I will investigate Diamond Bright further.

[@jgh548]

@Indosarnia I had Autoglym Lifeshine on an Astra years ago and the blackberries still stuck to it.

[@colinhicks4174]

That’s come up really nice. Will there be a road test video on this before the new owner gets it?

[@frothe42]

Looks like you could be hired out as a car detailer! Check out other car detailers, especially auto shine based in the UK 🇬🇧, it could only help. I bet if you took out the seats you would have brought up breakfast 🥣. Another brilliant video !

[@frothe42]

I'm curious; does this have a cabin air filter?

[@furiousdriving]

With more time I would take them out and go into more depth, I think this might have a cabin filter

[@peterbollans9982]

good to see you using the diamondbrite gear, i just bought the hero pack , havent used it yet ;)

[@furiousdriving]

Hope you like it, Ive been very impressed over the last few years

[@Elvis_TheKing]

Fantastic job Matt, and a cracking little car under all that grime. Would make for a great KZbin collaboration project if you could whip it round to Rob and Chris at Salvage Rebuilds to sort the bodywork out... they’re not far from you!

[@furiousdriving]

yeah, not far at all - wonder if they'd like to have a crack at it?

[@scrapyardwarriorvlogging]

The paint colour is ‘Tonic’ I believe. Nice colour on these ones. Great job!

[@furiousdriving]

thanks, Ill tell the owner in case she wants a colour match can

[@nigelbryant5932]

Mat, you can't clean seats with a dirty old sponge. Invest in a proper cleaning machine. Great little fiesta. My daughter has a 2003 diesel. Perfect little starter car. ....can we have more 123 content 👍

[@Danfazza-ey6mx]

That snow foam was a bit meh!!! ☹ still great vid buddy as always.. 👍

[@furiousdriving]

I should have mixed it stronger, thats not on the bottle so I was guessing!

[@hmuggins7042]

For someone who is sponsored by a company, you seem very surprised that the seat cleaner works? Most people would just sell out and say it's great product regardless.👍

[@furiousdriving]

The state of those seats I wasnt sure foam cleaner would do it, I though it might need a full on carpet cleaner machine

[@Butlerbob]

He's getting it for free because he tells us to use it and that it's sooooo good!! but never try it out before, but I even know people who work for a company and where they have been employed for more than 30 years and also have a certain status with the company but who avoid the product or even several products that the company makes, they prefer a certain product from another company. Just take the workers of a car factory, would they all drive a car from the emrk they make every day? No, so that is not the case, whether that has anything to do with the reliability of the car brand is a mystery to me, but if you work in a factory where Bentley's are made, you will not encounter an employee who actually goes with a Bentley. she / her work must be experienced by the first person.

[@buddy8225]

It’s blue! It’s amazing what find under Hoovies Range Rover.😀

[@furiousdriving]

Hoovie: "its blooooooooo"

[@markjohnson9920]

Good job

[@mr-wx3lv]

Problem would be with a front heated windscreen, is the cost of replacement if it ever got smashed?!?

[@furiousdriving]

Insurance excess is still the same