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Old 13th August 2009, 00:23   #16
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Btw, I would love to know the details of the depriciation Accent CRDi story....
Oh, that is nothing exceptional. As the accountants will tell you, a part of the cost of the car is written off every year (20%), and I usually get to gift myself a new car after 4-5 years. That time has come, so, like you, I'll bid a sorrowful goodbye to my CRDi soon too. It had been great fun over the last 55 months and 100,000 km, and is the most trouble-free car I've owned yet.

Incidentally, I came across an old thread of yours where you were attempting to clean out the PCSVs with acid and kerosene. That was quite an adventurous bit of DIY if I might say so.

And congratulations on your new acquisition of the i20 Asta CRDi. It's a lovely car.

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Old 13th August 2009, 00:31   #17
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Abhi sorry to see your Viva go. Being a Viva Owner, i can understand the pain of losing this beauty.

Mine will be 3 years in Oct'09 and has done 43K kms till now and even till date it feels like its new and seeing the exterior people comment it looks like its just out of showroom.

Sorry to see you let it go to a used car showroom ( those guys use and abuse vehicles). Would love to know when you bought, how many kms it did and for how much you sold it. If you wouldn't like to share in public, even a PM would do fine

Finally, congrats on the i20. Shift from one tourqey car to another..eh?
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Old 25th August 2009, 23:34   #18
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Another highly satisfied hyundai loyalist.

Hyundai is well known for such kind of truble free cars.

Congrats for i20.

Other car dealers hast to learn this from hyundai.
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Old 20th November 2009, 08:12   #19
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Dont ask...

It was my attempt to train my driver not to lug the engine and upshift/downshift at correct times.

It worked... almost.
LOL....good one. Would like to hear that story someday.
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Old 20th November 2009, 14:53   #20
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Congrats on booking i20. You've maintained the car in spic & span condition.
BTW how much you did you dough for the body repainting?

What color is i20?
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Old 30th November 2009, 19:43   #21
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BTW how much you did you dough for the body repainting?

What color is i20?
about 25k if i remember correctly.

Red..
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congrats on your new buy.
and i know how hard it is to let go of someone who almost becomes a part of the family
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hey congrats on your i20 purchase, hope you will enjoy that car.
I can understand how painful it's to part away from you car.
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