From somebody who always gets EXCEPT and ACCEPT wrong hahahahha (well done to those who noticed, at least it shows you are on the ball) I was ahead of you on that one, but it was already posted, expected flack and I got it so I wasn’t disappointed. lol.
I have had my Euro 7 for five years, Wirral excepted sorry

accepted the Euro 7 in 2001 and retracted it in 2002, before you start saying “because it is cr*p“

, this had nothing to do with the vehicle and had everything to do with being delimited four weeks earlier, don’t believe me
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, check it out
http://www.wirral.gov.uk/ Meetings & Minutes, Licensing, Health & Safety & General Purposes Committee, 8 April 2002, click report. For delimitation check out 18th March 2002, less than four weeks earlier, draw your own conclusion.
I have no intention at this time of upgrade to an E7, Reason being, my cab is still in a good condition

and paid for in six weeks, It would be disingenuous

(check that one out) of me to say I haven’t had problems over the past five years, apart from the usual services, I have had fitted two camshaft pulleys (one under warranty), one lift pump, one air-con pump, two wishbones (ball joints), one multi belt tension bearing, one water pump and a clutch, whereas, one driver with a TX11 has spent 5k on his cab in the last twelve months, others have had similar problems, two were told not to bother coming back when they complained under their warranty to the local lti dealer, one such example of a problem was a radiator leak, sound familiar, does the fact that the leak was fixed after the warranty ran out sound familiar as well.
So I say to those with their TX11’s, carry on putting your £35+ fuel

on a full hit, while I put in £22

, sit for hours in your cramped space

while I sit comfortably and don’t feel like I’ve done a shift

, rattle away doing 70 on the motorway while I cruise past, and most of all keep saying it’s a VAN, the TX11 costs you enough to be allowed to say it.
lol