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Of Interest To Cayman R Owners
- Thread starter Chrishazle
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I wonder if this applies to the 987 Spyder too?Chrishazle said:
TerryUrquhart
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Interesting article, personally , apart From the fact that starting in 2nd gear is probably contrary to the criteria for the test , I personally don’t see that there should be an issue or implication of wrongdoing .......
If the satisfactory results can be achieved in any gear then surely it isn’t assumed as ‘cheating’ ....
I can’t get worked up too much about ‘Dieselgate ‘ and emissions ‘cheating’ tests ........
the government have have been using the motorist as a convenient cash cow for as long as they realised it was a massive number that could be taxed to the hilt ....
its an an easy target and if the target can move and manoeuvre a bit then good luck ......just wish I had a CR in my stable .....
If the satisfactory results can be achieved in any gear then surely it isn’t assumed as ‘cheating’ ....
I can’t get worked up too much about ‘Dieselgate ‘ and emissions ‘cheating’ tests ........
the government have have been using the motorist as a convenient cash cow for as long as they realised it was a massive number that could be taxed to the hilt ....
its an an easy target and if the target can move and manoeuvre a bit then good luck ......just wish I had a CR in my stable .....
+2 to that.Tony said:+1 to that.
Motorist are taken for cash cows from everyone that can. Government, local councils, hospital car parks and private car parks the list is endless. Its all about the money not the bull that these institutions put out in the media.
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