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Is a Wife Who Does Not Work a Bad Thing?
No...I never wanted my wife to work. We lived five years in the UK from 2002. I ceased work completely in 2004 and we travelled, played golf, did the Gym, pottered around the house and garden. etc etc Now been here full time since 2007....never been back... now we are 80 and 71. Do same but less of........... So pleased that we could spend as much time together as we wanted. She goes to meet her old friends, also has a daughter and two grandchildren ...I go with her more often than not. Life is good, hope health allows it to stay that way for some while yet............
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
You should wait until the updated model comes to Thailand
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Selling my hybrid car in Thailand. Advice please
WOW…. 5 years, Tyres will be rock hard and stopping distance will be much greater than when new and ride very firm.
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Short term parking and…
Thanks ...we are picking them up ... we have about a forty minute journey (Sunday Evening) from our house to the airport. Thought when we 'see' the plane near the airport we would set off and that would be OK if they are not using Fast Track. TDAC...i guess that they know about it but will check ...tks
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Short term parking and…
How/where do apply to use Fast Track ... how much would it be for two adults ...tks
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Short term parking and…
Now can anyone advise how our guests, from the UK. Can use their mobile phones … do I need to take them to somewhere like AIS to buy a chip or …… They are here for one month and travelling around.
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Short term parking and…
International arrivals are Level 2 by what I read.
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Short term parking and…
It’s several years since we picked anyone up at the airport. So friends are due to land at 6:05 pm on a Sunday evening. Was wondering what time should we get to the airport and which short term car park to use. Arrivals are 2nd floor I read, is there a designated meeting point after they exit from customs …thanks for any info
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Uni Land Golf Course Promotions
We like this golf course … But to take advantage of their last promotion and the present one the foreigner has to have a work permit…so be warned if you see a promotion from them …read the fine print …
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
I have test driven the standard 7X and the AWD. For me the ride is greatly improved with the air suspension and of course it’s much quicker. The seats are really nice, far superior to the Sealion 7 seats. The ride in the rear seats is much improved in the AWD. The road noise is still higher than I would like, even more than our 2019 E Class and that’s not exactly quite. I will look again when the Updated model comes here.
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Thaksin's EV Tax Plan to Shield Thai Auto Industry
This thread seems to have died a death . Anybody any idea what the latest proposals are.
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Buying ten drinks?
Ah, so being married may not be as expensive as I think it is. I’m just trying to work out the value of two short times and one long time most days for twenty plus years …lol
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Then I will make an effort to go to the show …it’s only a few kms from where we live. Definitely all the AWD quota has gone and unlike Australia the green was not favored. I like the green with white interior. i have joined the FB Group. ZEEKR 7X Australia -Group. Worth a read, But the seller told me that what Australia gets is a little different to Thailand…I didn’t ask for details.
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Had a demo in the ZEEKR 7X earlier today, only the LR model, FWD one at the Motor Show so will try that one on the 14th. Front seats nice, ride in front not as good as I expected and in the rear … personally I wouldn’t want to go a long way sitting in the back … I had it set to comfort, light steering and none sport mode. Probably slightly quicker than our six and a half year old E350e, and when I got back into it felt just better! Maybe the sir suspension one will be better. Car warranty is only five years with eight years on the battery. First inspection 40k kms or two years.
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand