2022 Renault Zoe has a toy town hooter
Discussion
I was disappointed the first time I had to use my hooter and discovered that it was merely a meeep rather than a ggggrrrrrrrrrr. My local garage can replace it for the cost of labour if I supply that parts as the front bumper has to come off to get to the parts.
My question is can someone recommend a decent hooter that sounds a little more 'manly' than the one I have now and are all car horns compatible or do I have to search for one that looks identical to my existing horn? I haven't been able to find anywhere on the internet where you can hear the sound of the car horn before you buy it.
Also not sure if my car has one car horn or two, does anyone know?
My question is can someone recommend a decent hooter that sounds a little more 'manly' than the one I have now and are all car horns compatible or do I have to search for one that looks identical to my existing horn? I haven't been able to find anywhere on the internet where you can hear the sound of the car horn before you buy it.
Also not sure if my car has one car horn or two, does anyone know?
tr3a said:
You've got this the wrong way round, kid. Excessive noise is borne from insecurity - lack of it shows confidence.
You're making an assumption. I drive in thick London traffic with cyclists, cars, vans and mopeds zipping all around paying no attention to the roads. I just want to be able to warn them when they get too close.KW15ZZZ said:
Heathwood said:
You want to appear more ‘manly’ in a Zoe?
No, I'd like people to know that I'm there. London traffic is brutal and some people are idiots. Gassing Station | EV and Alternative Fuels | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff