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[jackhinde]

Over twenty years of driving and never been to a mechanic.

I feel sorry for any car that doesn't get regularly serviced.

perhaps i should feel sorry for people who cannot drain some oil, change some filters and tighten a bolt or two...

i have seen a few panel beaters though, my hilux was a roo magnet, as was my first rav4

[Leppy]

Congrats earwig, im sure it will serve you well.
I have gone with a asx as I don't have a demanding off road requirement nor a huge rear seat passenger one.
While Im waiting for it the dealership have loaned me a outlander and early impressions is that they are a really nice drive. I have no idea on the off road capabilities and will not be putting in through it's paces... It only has 24 k's on it! Really well finished, very comfortable and not as big to drive as I thought they would be.

[sthughes]

Congrats earwig, im sure it will serve you well.
I have gone with a asx as I don't have a demanding off road requirement nor a huge rear seat passenger one.
While Im waiting for it the dealership have loaned me a outlander and early impressions is that they are a really nice drive. I have no idea on the off road capabilities and will not be putting in through it's paces... It only has 24 k's on it! Really well finished, very comfortable and not as big to drive as I thought they would be.

diesel or petrol ASX?

[north-north-west]

Over twenty years of driving and never been to a mechanic.

I feel sorry for any car that doesn't get regularly serviced.

perhaps i should feel sorry for people who cannot drain some oil, change some filters and tighten a bolt or two...

i have seen a few panel beaters though, my hilux was a roo magnet, as was my first rav4

That much I can do. I just don't have the time to do it properly.
Still, I'd like to know how you convince the authorities to register your vehicles - or has NSW dropped that annoying rule about mandatory RWC every year?