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Thanks. What will raise my income really is me having a better, more consistent attitude to going out ! I get the fares the ststem allocates me ..... WHEN AND IF I'M OUT. But along those lines, having the much nicer working environment might encourage me into that, see. I sought out such a car with this in mind, to overcome my strong tendency to avoid doing it ! Beyond that, yes I could cultivate my own personal clientele and indeed, I might find myself being asked, now that I have an A8. That said, I think I made a mistake of not waiting for the right long wheelbase version to be available and I do think such requests would more likely arise out of my having the L version. That's one of the unexpected disappointments with my A8, that the rear legroom is not great if I at the same time give my fat guts lots of room. Onto the salads ......

It won't get me any better clients other than my own if I choose to cultivate them - something I never bothered with before. I liked your story, the moral of being, get yourself CCTV ! Young woman are potentially the worst of all. That and mental people, screw loose types. I have never got used to dealing with that. Right, just got back from my trip and yes, I did buy it, so with car. Had a lovely convoluted trip back through some spectacular scenery. To update everyone on the imagined issues of soft close doors, well in practice the way they actually work, passengers' misunderstandings about them are moot, because if you do give them a shove they simply close with no soft closing trick involved i.e. just like ordinary doors. Therefore there shouldn't be any misconstrued need to fight with them at all. Also the idea that you could get your fingers crushed seems on real word observation a very unlikely scenario. There remains the notion that if they do go wrong then such a thing on an A8 will expensive. But then I'm sure headlamp bulbs and boot buttons are too. But that aside, no issue. Certainly not the main one that I feared.

Exciting stuff! Keep.us posted on how you get on buddy 🙂

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The benefit of forums like this is that many opinions are available to questionners. The pity is that there are not more of us willing to contribute ideas to get the widest possible range of experience. I can think of no more than four of us who do so regularly.

Apparently it is an easy fix. Unclip the existing sensor and replace. me being not mechanically gifted got the garage to do it. now I’ve seen how simple it is I could have done it.

Hi thats why the A6 I have has leather, and yeah they do tend to think its the firms vehicle, this is how stupid it gets with the younger idiots a group of girls one night going Clacton from where I am based they were quoted by the company £100 when we got near the drop the one sitting next to me tells me I have to do the job for £50 or she would call the police and tell them I groped her, I told her that I didn't care and the firm had her credit card details so either way I was going to get my money, when I dropped them she stood outside the car screaming to anyone that was listening that I had assaulted her, of course the drunken knight in shining armour arrives and calls the police who were there in a jiffy, the bad news was that the whole episode was recorded on the CCTV in the cabin, her dad turns up all angry until he found out his daughter was about to get nicked for false accusation and bilking, he then brokers a deal with the officer who asked me if her dad gives you £200 cash will you drop the charges, I kept them sweating for five minutes and then agreed to it. I after that came to the conclusion that they are all untrustworthy scum until otherwise advised, if you are going to get this car you will need CCTV as that proves any abuse or damage, they don't like it when they are caught out, other than that I hope your new car attracts the better clients from the area you work and I can vouch for the Audi durability. Steve.