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Old 01-10-2010, 08:11 PM   #28
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Msman: The Ef was a horrible taxi, if i was to list all the issues we had with ef's id be here all week.
Mr hardware: Ive also been told by many old drivers that the XF was the best taxi, but in my opinion, the Ba Wagon is by far the most reliable and therefore economical. And the panel work is easier to bodge back into position (bumpers etc) than the Au. The biggest problem with the Au's was the auto electrical issues (fans, switches etc), and gearbox longevity. The adaptive learning in the Ba's has increased the gearbox life dramatically. Remember i am talking fleet cars, owner driver cars are a completely different animal.
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