From: Bob Sherunckle on

>
> They do have comfy seats though. And a button which turns all the dash
> lights off except the speedo. And the ignition locks the transmission in
> Park when you take the key out.

Yeah right.

That would mean the igntion key was like on the transmission tunnel or
somewhere lame like that...

How styoopid is that ?


From: Douglas Payne on
Bob Sherunckle wrote:
>> They do have comfy seats though. And a button which turns all the dash
>> lights off except the speedo. And the ignition locks the transmission in
>> Park when you take the key out.
>
> Yeah right.
>
> That would mean the igntion key was like on the transmission tunnel or
> somewhere lame like that...
>
> How styoopid is that ?

(c:

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Douglas
From: Elder on
In article <6emgfuF7qhshU1(a)mid.individual.net>, douggie(a)cheerful.com
says...
> They do have comfy seats though. And a button which turns all the dash
> lights off except the speedo. And the ignition locks the transmission
> in Park when you take the key out.
>
It's in the middle still, but I don't think it does the locking anymore.
Or maybe it does on the autos.
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From: Elder on
In article <1ikhqkx.j6aufh1wc5dq0N%steve(a)italiancar.co.uk>,
steve(a)italiancar.co.uk says...
> The Vectra is still a Vectra and I'd prefer my Vectra with a
> semi-prestige Saab bagde and for all the bad points about the 9-5
> interior and it being rather dated to look at, you have to give them
> credit for not using shiny, brittle plastic everywhere and fitting
> sensible, comfortable seats.
>
Right, that's it I'm getting a Merc ;)
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From: Douglas Payne on
Elder wrote:
> In article <6emgfuF7qhshU1(a)mid.individual.net>, douggie(a)cheerful.com
> says...
>> They do have comfy seats though. And a button which turns all the dash
>> lights off except the speedo. And the ignition locks the transmission
>> in Park when you take the key out.
>>
> It's in the middle still, but I don't think it does the locking anymore.
> Or maybe it does on the autos.

The 2002 Manual 9-5 Estate we have in the stable locks the car in
reverse when you remove the key. I was assuming there'd be a similar
arrangement in the Auto.

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