Suzuki Ignis.
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I remember. I'd like to lift it but doubt I shall but bigger tyres might make a big difference if they will fit under the arches. I am looking for a spare wheel, not an emergency one. Don't mind if it is steel. I wonder if Swift ones fit.Daniel30 wrote: Got totally destroyed whilst parked up an elderly Lady mistaken the brake for the accelerator and went into the back and then pushed it into another car, under a year old the Mrs wasn't happy. it had diff lock on it and wonder why they didn't transfer it to the new jimny, i would like another one day when prices come down a bit moore and would off road it with a lift and larger tyres
They are hard to get especially the auto.:blink:
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I love it. It adjusts and does all sorts of things. One problem with the Ignis is storage, there is none!! So this helps a lot.Lambert wrote: That's neat. Could do with that between the recaros!
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