Have I made a big mistake buying a diesel Renault Captur?

I have just bought a new diesel Renault Captur. Have I made a big mistake not taking heed of government warning?

Asked on 26 February 2017 by john simons

Answered by Honest John

We don't know yet. But if bought for a life of short runs from cold, then yes, that's the wrong engine.

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