Air Con Service
£99inc.
a/c re-gas, pollen filter & a/c conditioning treatment.
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Did you know...
The world's first speeding ticket was issued to a motorist in 1896. The limit at the time was 2mph and he was going at 8mph!
Did you know...
It is possible to set up a meal inside a car's engine compartment and drive long enough to fully cook all of the food!
Did You Know........
75% of all cars that Rolls Royce have ever produced are still on the road today.
Did you know...
Louis Chevrolet, the founder of Chevrolet, died bankrupt and poor working as a mechanic for the company he started!
If you have a gorilla as a passenger, you must put it in the passenger seat? In Massachusetts, it’s illegal to put them in the back!!
Volvo made the 3 point seat belt design patent open to others for free, in the interest of safety. It saves 1 life every 6 minutes! – at Romford, London
The Astra is the most popular fleet car in the UK, with 61,463 sold in 2010. The Corsa, Insignia and Zafira are also in the top 10! – at Romford, London
What does the colour of you car say about you?
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#teamhammond – at Romford, London
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Did you know...
The top speed at the world’s first automobile race in 1895 was just 15 mph!
#watchyourspeed #teamhammond – at Romford, London
Auto Manufacturers do occasionally have a sense of humour
As an April fool’s joke, Audi once advertised a car with a built-in rice cooker! – at Romford, London
It's Christmas time for our Defender!! #spoilt #teamhammond
Air filters
Old vs New…..
Causing poor performance, poor emissions and low mpg! – at Romford, London
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VW named several of its cars after wind......
Passat - a German word for trade wind
Golf - Gulf stream
Polo - polar winds
Jetta - jet stream – at Romford, London
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Joe Ranft, co-writer and co-director of the Walt Disney film ‘Cars’, died in a car accident, while the movie was still in production! – at Romford, London
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Henry Ford used to repair watches using tools he made himself. He used a corset stay as tweezers and a filed shingle nail as a screwdriver! – at Romford, London




















