Is a Dunnydoor station wagon a 4x4?

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Originally Posted by moose

Just wondering if you specified a 4x4 (or AWD) or just a territory. If it was just a territory they heard, then maybe they thought it would be ok to substitute a 2wd terri for a 2wd commode.

Not having a go, just curious.

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Hi moose, didn’t think you were having a go and it’s a reasonable question and the main reason for my bitch section at Greymouth.

I specifically ordered, as per their range of vehicles on offer, a 4x4 and if they have offered me ANY 4x4 or AWD, I would have been satisfied, but they were trying to get me to take a lower category vehicle ( at the higher rental ) as a substitute and had they been in the right, I don’t think threatening to involve NZ Consumer Affairs would have had any effect, BUT it did.

Cheers

I had the opposite a few years ago for work. We hired 2 station wagons for a driver training course. Due to shortages we got one falcon station wagon and a Mitsubishi challenger. It was fun putting the challenger round the skid pan:twisted:.

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Originally Posted by George130

It was fun putting the challenger round the skid pan:twisted:.

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Was a member of the Canberra Jag Club and we often went out to the Sutton Driver Training complex. The Jag was off the road so took the Disco - was the faster around the track than the 6cylinder jag sedans (the awd did it through the corners).

On the skid pan the disco was a real handful - plowing straight ahead with plow understeer.

Was a lot of fun though.

Gazzz

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Originally Posted by drivesafe

I specifically ordered......

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'Nuff said. Not good enough by them.