147 & other Alfa owners

Yeah, there too.

 

Google search revealed nothing, save one post from one person in a Web
forum.

There's logic for ya...

Lack of evidence noted.

 

yes.. As i suspected, no clue, thinking google knows all and searches
all. So, in reality, you searched only the most public 10% of the web,
and are surprised to find no documents to an upcomming court case. As
I said, if you had any chance of being able to read the documents,
you'd be able to find them. Or, to spell that out in simpler language
for you, If you have either a) the ability to find the documents
through research, checking and deduction, OR if you had access to the
appropriate search engines for the task, then you'd be able to read
the,. A single search on google shows no effort, ability, or
inteligence.

Unlike you, i did some followup checking (which you were too lazy to
do) and i found the poster K`Tetch listed on the court documents,
having some ties to the case (under his real name, which about 20
minutes work found me.

Tis amazing what you can do when you actually a) have a brain and b)
USE IT.

 

Still no evidence form you.

 

I don't think a Golf is designed to last for that amount of milage. I
think this is another one of the big differences between cars designed
for the North American market and the British and European markets.
It would almost certainly need constant repairs and maintenance if you
got anywhere near that milage.

Bigger engined cars and SUVs designed for North America are designed
to last a long time and go past 150k. Most British and European cars
with smaller engines, including Golfs are not designed for this. We
usually replace our cars before they get anywhere near 80,000 Miles on
the clock.

It may also be because of the higher standards and inspections etc and
tests that cars have to go through over here. In North America you can
drive cars that have bits and pieces falling off and have been damaged
in crashes without any issues from the authorities. Well as long as
the tail-lights work you're good to go. In the UK you'd never get away
with driving some of the cars you see on American roads. They just
wouldn't allow you to drive, they would be deemed unroadworthy.

You wouldn't have any problems with a modern Golf that is produced in
Europe for the UK and European markets.

John