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  1. For safety and keeping  your car interior in a clean state,then you can't beat and estate with a good quality dog cage installed.

     

    The lower load lip of the Estate will be very welcome once your lab reaches full size (and weight)

     

    The best cages out there include transk9 and safedog (crash protected)

     

    I have the safedog xl...pic of it fitted to my Saab 93 sportwagon attached.

     

    It's fitted with a divider which can be removed to allow a single dog more room or in place for two dogs.

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  2. 7 minutes ago, Andyjm2uk said:

    If the head unit supports Android Auto you just need to install the app on the phone and plug it in via USB

    Easiest thing to do by far...I use it in my superb work vehicle and it's pretty faultless...plus the Google maps sat nav is superior to the Skoda set up.

     

    Your Google pixel is obviously made for android auto...you will love it and won't go back.

     

    Only caveat is to get the best quality cable you can find.

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  3. 23 minutes ago, Gizmo said:

    Depends on what you are after 

     

    They are a 220 TSi (not 230) 

    The sportline has nicer seats but loses out on spec (compared to the L&K) but they do gain a few ‘styling’ touches.

     

    Go for the DCC and the suspension will feel fine.

    They all suffer with throttle pedal lag, but this can be overcome by fitting a pedal box for less than £200.

     

    Sorry,yes,220 not 230.

     

    I much prefer the looks of the sportline over the l&k which is why I'm looking at the vrs 245 too.

     

    Anyone driven a superb with that engine?.....I'm hoping that the weight of the superb won't bog it down too much?

  4. Im in the verge of ordering a Octavia vrs 245 but my head has been turned by the superb sportline estate with the 230 bhp TSI engine(with dsg)

     

    Despite searching through the threads however,I can find very little information on here,esp from owners.

     

    Does anyone own one on here and what are your thoughts?

     

    I drive a standard  superb 2.0tdi 190 4x4 at work which is a pretty good car but the suspension is way too floaty for me and the combination of the 4x4 and diesel engine strangles the performance for me,hence my looking at the fwd TSI instead.

     

     

  5. 4 hours ago, Adcooper said:

    Mine didn't come with one and there is little point with a cage so made a spacer from polystyrene works well and light weight. 

     

      

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    I really like that idea...I have a trans k9 cage on order(currently have a safe dog cage)......did you just wrap it in polythene?

     

    And is that the transk9 mat you can order separately?

  6. Anyone ordered without the adaptive dampers?

     

    Really interested to know how the standard suspension is as I'm still poring over the options list...is it an essential or is the ride already pretty good/good enough,?

     

    I'll be ordering red by the way....i dont do subtle! #wierdo

     

     

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  7. Germans are autobahn drivers = high speeds. Blow outs at high speeds are seriously not funny. Run flats are much much safer in this respect. Problem is ther are **** in every other respect, i hated them.

    Run flats saved my life on one occasion...I was on a high speed run and had a major puncture occur(the readout on the dash told me,I couldn't feel anything)....when I was able to stop I couldn't believe the damage to the tyre,but the car had been controllable still.

    Journos who moan about the harsher ride on a run flat have obviously never had a major incident with them fitted or they would stop talking out of there arses.

  8. Good luck with the focus

    I drive a company focus and have done for the last 6 years,my latest being a 11plate tdci.

    Watch out for rust around the tailgate hinges as this has occurred on every model I've had.The paint seems to have patches of poor quailty around the hinge areas.Also the fuel consumption is generally quite poor on the tdci,my average over 30k is just 40 mpg,which is poor for a 1.6.

    The cars in general are fairly reliable however and handle and ride well so I'm sure you will enjoy it.

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