KWILB

Where did you see the word "finicky" used in the review?

That's what I'd say It would have fit comfortably in the 17, but not in this 19.

Yes, I have also done that. I created a little bolt extender and the styrene inserts weren't pricey. I just learned that the original Mazda wheel can only be used on the back since it won't fit over the front calliper. I traded it in for a set of Manchester Wheels 19-inch spacesavers, and they fit. Do you think it's even worthwhile? Most of the time, the gunk would be effective, and you would win the whole area underneath. I've just had this GT since last Wednesday (I traded in a 2018), but it appears like the wheel well is shallower.

I purchased the correct styrene inserts from Mazda, however I had a space saver. You are aware that a full-size spare will not fit on the floor, correct? The floor will need to be packed with cavity wall insulation.

I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with those that use ultra-cheap gasoline. About six weeks ago, when I initially acquired my automobile, I noticed that it was slow to start up with a warmish engine.After three gallons of Shell's premium gas, the issue disappeared.Keep in mind that the fuel system might benefit from the cleaning chemicals included in high octane fuels. After filling up my tank a second and third time with premium gasoline, I plan to go back to the regular fuel. To the best of my knowledge, automobiles exported to nations with lower RON standards are already configured to function properly on the lower quality fuel. What about grocery store items?

We do okay with these, but as I said before, the low-mileage cars we sell to Southport's older people are our bread and butter.

I have one that I'm selling at a loss since I haven't even opened in four months. I spent £600 at Fiat for the flashing odo. Plus the usual maintenance, it's a terrible vehicle. I have no idea why I decided to purchase that.