Remember I did say nearly full, or that was what the gauge read anyway and typical of Nova's it was probably wrongOriginally Posted by Jack
25 litre tank?
LMFAO @ saying the word "breakdown" as it cuts to a shot of a Nova. Subliminal messaging anyone?
25 litres should be just over half if its empty, its a 9 gallon/42 litre tank
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When I fill up the caddy its almost hitting 80 quid from near empty and that only get me 400 miles, glad I don't pay for my fuel
Meh must have been more in than I remember/gauge reading wrong.25 litres should be just over half if its empty, its a 9 gallon/42 litre tank
LOL that is a funny video. "Diesel is likely to remain a niche market"
Wonder if that Nova still exsists
Slipped to 'unlicensed' in 1998. Amusing to think its been gone longer than it was on the roads
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aww sad face.
I was more excited by the mark 2 fiesta in one shot.. that was my first car....and to this day, still my fav!
Gauge hits full at about 25-30l in my experience, if you brim it for a long journey it will sit on the stop for a while, and the stop is way past the 'full' markRemember I did say nearly full, or that was what the gauge read anyway and typical of Nova's it was probably wrong
Yeah I had noticed that it goes waaaaaay past the full mark, but I've only ever done that once never had enough money to do it againGauge hits full at about 25-30l in my experience, if you brim it for a long journey it will sit on the stop for a while, and the stop is way past the 'full' mark
The idea of brimming the beamer genuinely fills me with terrorYeah I had noticed that it goes waaaaaay past the full mark, but I've only ever done that once never had enough money to do it again
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