What are parking sensors?  Is that like curb feelers?

nb ...age revealed

I like the fact that no AC is an option. Especially if you're after maximum
performance. Also, I can do without the additional maintenance hit once the
car starts to get old.

Then there's cars like the Toyota Celica, which comes standard with AC.
Which is totally stupid considering that car has lousy initial torque but
'jet-fighter' handling. So, why bog it down with AC, which is not true to
the car's nature.

Then there's the Hybrid, with electrically powered AC units. That kind of
technology can be useful in a small engine car with sporty intention. But in
that case, simply axing the AC unit would be the simplest solution.

That being said, there's at least 10 days in the  year, here in Toronto,
that I wish I had AC. All the other times, I'm laughing to the bank or
enjoying the fact that a supposedly faster car is sucking my exhaust.

Pars

ok Mel,

which version ?

I was going for the 2.0 lts diesel (my present one is the 1.7ctdi - which I
love !)

Jim