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Old 14-04-2006, 01:13 AM   #1
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Default XR front bad for stone chips ?

Just wondering , is it me and where i drive or is the XR frontend really bad for stone chips , i have noticed since owning the car ( a few months ) that the front of the bonnet and front spoiler is covered in stone chips , the spoiler i can understand it happening bad but the bonnet ? , is it just because of the dip down so low at the front on the bonnet? , is it just my car getting bad stone chips quick or others too ? .. don't get me wrong , i still love the front end on the xr's but just curious ?

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