I see the i30n hatch in your garage in the thumbnail😂 your mum still got her nline version?? I also thought you had brought a veloster🤭 If it's going to be a track car, I want to see it take on the i30n
Under 1000? Lucky! Those Mazda 2s still go for an average of €4000 to as high as €10000 here in the Netherlands, and the average will get you one with a suboptimal maintenance record or bad paint.. 🤣
haha well the catch is that this vehicle can NOT be registered to be driven on our roads due to hail damage. The insurance company of the previous owner deemed it a salvage as the cost of repair was greater than vehicle value.
These cars were made in a tuned version in the US wearing a Ford badge, maybe you Hooonigans have heard of it: ‘14-‘19 Ford Fiesta ST
We sure have!
I believe same chassis and underpinnings with slight motor variants. Many interchangeable parts which is good.
The dead battery will cause random lights on the dash when there's extra draw. Change the 12V and it will be all good
Yep we figured that out next episode which is dropping next week haha thank you! Had me concerned for a second
Looking like a good series 👌
Another episode dropping next week 🙂
I see the i30n hatch in your garage in the thumbnail😂 your mum still got her nline version?? I also thought you had brought a veloster🤭 If it's going to be a track car, I want to see it take on the i30n
It will definitely take on the i30n in a future episode!
N line is no longer in the family.
@@smoothasbrothers she got rid of it😭 I guess she got too old for the whole sporty thing
@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 nah in a new WRX now
@smoothasbrothers so she still likes her sporty cars I see. The Mazda also should have a race with it too and the gr yaris
Under 1000? Lucky! Those Mazda 2s still go for an average of €4000 to as high as €10000 here in the Netherlands, and the average will get you one with a suboptimal maintenance record or bad paint.. 🤣
haha well the catch is that this vehicle can NOT be registered to be driven on our roads due to hail damage. The insurance company of the previous owner deemed it a salvage as the cost of repair was greater than vehicle value.