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Hi all, new member here! I have just taken ownership of a 2006 Monaro VXR with the 6.0 LS2 motor and they seem to be quite rare these days, so much so, that my local Vauxhall dealership who were the Monaro VXR specialists at the time it was originally purchased no longer support the car and cannot offer any service support or parts. I am looking to hopefully connect with other Monaro VXR owners to learn more about the car ie common problems/defects etc, maintenance tips and where to source even just everyday consumables, filters, belts, plugs and so on. The car is in exceptional condition having only done 14k since new and im hoping i can keep it that way for many years to come!!! Anyway any help would be very much appreciated thanks.

Hi all We brought an 2019 Insignia SRI last November, and after three weeks had to change it to a Grandland X, only because of me having difficulty getting in and out of it due to medical reasons. Now we have a brand new boot liner, which cost just over £100 and brand new made to order set of 4 all weather floor mats that cost £45, neither of which will fit the Grandland. Is there anyone out there who would like to buy them. If so please make an offer based on the cost they were to us please. Attached are photos of them. We have just joined the Owners Club, so hello to you all. John and Lorraine Hill Coventry

Hi there. I am not sure if there is any difference from the UK to Portugal, but most cars here are OBD 2 compliant since 1996. So your Astra should be ok. I bought a basic OBD 2 reader from a local car shop, and it came with a booklet with what the codes mean. I hope this helps.

Depending on the spark plugs, the gap range is between 0.8-1.0mm. This info I found online at "All Corsa forum". Hope this helps.

The worst hour ever. But worth it. Here's to another year of Happy motoring.

Hi Keith, have you tried the resistor ? Has failed on mine twice over its 20 years. Also had sa.e symptoms

I do hope so, sausage fingers here managed to end up in a&E sure to enthusiastic polishing off a Peugeot, so things don't look good!