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I'd regard a completely lack of power assistance to the brakes as being 'broken' on a car I intended to put on the track personally. I don't know about anyone e
by pja 14y ago
I'd regard a completely lack of power assistance to the brakes as being 'broken' on a car I intended to put on the track personally. I don't know about anyone else.
- sp332 14y agoTrue you wouldn't want it on the track, but it's a fuse that broke and not the brakes. Replacing a fuse is pretty trivial, but replacing brakes would be a big deal.
- laumars 14y agoIt doesn't matter if the fix takes 5 minutes or 5 weeks, it's not Top Gear's, nor any other journalist's, job to play mechanic with a test drive vehicle.