Guest Nelson MainFella Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 They stopped selling them in the UK in 1994 - reason ? tighter emissions legislation meant it would have been difficult and restrictive to make the cars conform. Result ? Older Zeds have lower emissions limits in MOTs. Consequence ? If you want a high powered car, it will chuck out more pollutants. Therefore, it should be much easier and less restrictive to have an older high performance car, where you can boost power with little restriction of tighter emissions regs. Am I right ? And like the argument for buying land..."they aint making anymore"!! Quote
kirbz Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 and it just so happens your selling an older one in the forsale section ;) nice one even scoops didnt think if this sales tactic...i'm impressed Mike Quote
Guest kia99 Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 PMSL. Desperate mesaures eh!. I was going to sell mine as I am going travelling soon, but to be honest it's just not worth it. So I am going to keep her :D Quote
Guest Cos Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 like it matters anyway. If you get an emmisions problem, just pull the pipe. You know which one I mean ;) Quote
Guest Nelson MainFella Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 No, seriously, it's surely a valid point. Yeah scoops cud take a leaf out of my book ! :o :smw: Quote
Guest scoops Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 scopps doesnt need too, he gave his zed away (near enough :cry:) well i will be tomorrow. Quote
greg Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 scopps doesnt need too, he gave his zed away (near enough :cry:) well i will be tomorrow. are you going to be gutted when she goes,or glad,even though all the stick you give the car i bet you will shed a tear to yaself :cry: Quote
Gio Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 Why does he want to chuck out more pollutants? Oh, I see... he's from the Wirral so anything Zeds can do to improve the sludge he breathes has to be a good thing. Quote
Guest scoops Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 are you going to be gutted when she goes,or glad,even though all the stick you give the car i bet you will shed a tear to yaself :cry: I dont give my car any stick, i've never slated it, ive loved that car and its probably been one of the most rliable on this forum. im both gutted its going and not, gutted because i really really think they are a fantastice car, not so gutted as i have bought a fantastic car to replace it. The zed will not be a good track carm and thats what i want to get into, plus ive taken the zed as far as i can justify on the mod front, i cant justify the x grand for 2 bigger turbos, 2 head gaskets, 6 pistons, six conrods, six injectors, plus labour: shock: each to their own and i will miss the zed, especially getting the roof off... dont start me i'll well up!! Quote
Steve-o Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 I had me Z a while now, after passing the selling phase, I decided im keeping it no matter what! It's worth more to me than cash, TBH anything under 7k IMHO would be giving it away compared to what it is worth to me! I decided, going to upgrade the Accord to a newer model, get a new toy also and keep the Z forever as a class car, never gonna part with it! People who throw their Z's in for a few grand, well if you got a goodun, it just aint worth it! I mean whats a few k? a new TV or stereo FFS! thats all! Quote
Guest scoops Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 I had me Z a while now, after passing the selling phase, I decided im keeping it no matter what! It's worth more to me than cash, TBH anything under 7k IMHO would be giving it away compared to what it is worth to me! I decided, going to upgrade the Accord to a newer model, get a new toy also and keep the Z forever as a class car, never gonna part with it! People who through their Z's in for a few grand, well if you got a goodun, it just aint worth it! I mean whats a few k? a new TV or stereo FFS! thats all! I udes to think like that, ive also gone through the selling phase many times, only since i bought my new one have a made a concered effort to get shut... like ive said on another post though, strange how u can get attached to a piece of metal Quote
Steve-o Posted August 20, 2004 Posted August 20, 2004 I udes to think like that, ive also gone through the selling phase many times, only since i bought my new one have a made a concered effort to get shut... like ive said on another post though, strange how u can get attached to a piece of metal Very true mate, i don't know how either but it happens! My prev cars i've sold, after many $0000 pounds spent and loving hours put into them, I have been gutted to get rid, sometimes darn upset. I love me Z its probably sad as ****, but even that time I went to get rid and sell all the bits (you may or may not remember the post) I just couldnt do it in the end, and had to fix her up!!! It seems to grab me by the strings mate and tug, its a ****ing lovely car, and I just cant seem to go against it now no matter what! Quote
Paul C Posted August 21, 2004 Posted August 21, 2004 They stopped selling them in the UK in 1994 - reason ? tighter emissions legislation meant it would have been difficult and restrictive to make the cars conform. Result ? Older Zeds have lower emissions limits in MOTs. Consequence ? If you want a high powered car, it will chuck out more pollutants. Therefore, it should be much easier and less restrictive to have an older high performance car, where you can boost power with little restriction of tighter emissions regs. Am I right ? And like the argument for buying land..."they aint making anymore"!! for what ever reason the zed didnt make it into the cat database, therefore it is tested as a non cat vehicle. however a stock zed in good working condition would easily pass the cat test anyway :) Quote
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