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#2347 of 8147 Re: biodiesel to cut CO2 in Ireland [jlbl] by hypnosis44 Apr 15, 2007 (5:51 pm)
Replying to: jlbl (Apr 15, 2007 6:24 am) "Regards from Spain, which is as European as Ireland,"   I'm still trying to get around Ireland being European!; Spain seems a far easier reach:)
#2348 of 8147 Re: Sounds like, looks like, feels like.... [winter2] by hypnosis44 Apr 15, 2007 (7:07 pm)
Replying to: winter2 (Apr 15, 2007 10:33 am) I responded point by point to your post, as well as others, being scrupulous to obey the rules, but my post was pulled and yours remains the last word.
#2349 of 8147 New Land Crusher has a diesel version by larsb Apr 16, 2007 (5:24 am)
First drive: new Land Cruiser 12/04/2007 12:32   Lance Branquinho   Toyota's venerable Land Cruiser range has been updated with a facelifted version of the 70-series bakkie joined by a brand new, diesel-powered, wagon version.   The revamped Oriental-overlander does not depart radically form its utilitarian roots, styling is still a study in form following function, with a more rounded nose softening the overall appearance of the face lifted bakkie versions.   Newly available, and exclusively in South Africa outside the Japanese market, the 70-series station wagon has a decidedly chunky appearance. With a dash of chrome around the nose, its lineage is unambiguously closer to its bakkie sibling than the larger 100-series wagon or contemporary Land Cruiser Prado.   Although the bakkie is still hardly pretty, the more rounded styling works, and the wagon has a certain retro charm about it. Both the bakkie and wagon are characteristically urban-unfriendly off-roaders, by appearance, and more explicitly by nature.   Parking them up on side-walks at the shopping centre or local gym will garner little posing value. Driving them on tar is a ponderous experience - especially the diesel versions - and the bakkie rides quite harshly on tar when unladen.   Crush Land Replies to this message: tuco69 (Apr 25, 2007 12:15 am) nwng (Apr 25, 2007 6:57 am)

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