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Had quite a few in at work,rear chassis legs also rust

Having justified getting the Avant as a family car, I'm now sorting out a car seat for my 9 month old. We've been looking at the options and for us keeping the seat rear facing for as long as possible is a must for the improved safety. Plus, I believe it's a legal requirement of driving on the cont...

I use the Hunter system every day.
If the steering wheel isn't straight it's there problem,doubt it's a bush!
It's not easy sitting in the car and locking the wheel straight,the tool to lock it is right where you sit so you cannot sit in the seat and do it.
How far is it out?

It could have been slightly off centre when they locked the steering wheel off doing the alignment,take it back I'm sure they will sort it.

Have used classic additions on my RS(ford),very good

That is the module with the white sticker on next to the electric window motor.
1hr is easily enough time to remove/refit the door panel,Christ if it was an insurance job at the bodyshop where I work it would prob be 15 minutes!!!

Depends how much the part is?
It's just a case of taking the door panel off mate.

Black box with the connectors going to it

MikeFish wrote:I think it'll fit, but it might mean the missus is bashing her knees on the glovebox. So you have 3 options:
1. Let her bash her knees
2. Get a different seat
3. Get a shorter missus

It will be ok I'm sure.
3 sounds good though as long as I get to test drive some first

marc1 wrote:Can you borrow the same car and try the child seats in it?

Not anymore.
If they are the same as a b5 my mate has one and he's got 3 kids and manages.

Had a b7 RS4 for the weekend about a month ago,awesome that's why I want one next.With S4 being the same price it's another option

Yeah mines the cupra R: http://i1324.photobucket.com/albums/u606/mattflynn48/2FEA6215-3B52-4A62-9B25-A8871F4928BE_zpsp7nvggko.png Yeah have tried a lot of performance cars that are fwd(focus RS,Megane 250 etc),Megane RS was the best to drive by far. As for LSD the only way is a plated LSD like in my...

So roughly the same as the Seat Leon then,not too bad

I've got a Leon too and it's more roomy in the back. It's also lifeless and drab. Drive them all and you'll be naturally drawn to one more than the others. If the family don't fit, get them a taxi and meet them there, via the back roads. :thumbs: Lol,it would be more of a daily driver than a b-road...

jp-berwick wrote:Cupra is 2WD with no diff etc? Driving wise totally different. I used to drive a lot of new ones at a dealership I worked at on and off ...fairly fast!

Electronic diff and Audi S3/Golf R engine so not too shabby at 265bhp.

Will be looking for similar spec in the new year or a b7 RS4,can't make my mind up. Then after hearing a v8 S5 today I'm like,yeah RS4 all day long.That noise :rocker: Ive had B7 Rs4 and currently have a B8 S4 and a B8 RS4 If you can afford the B8 RS4 and arent a "manual" nut, do it. It is the comp...