Sd2 Mc Opel Sop Europa V1 Fixed

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Back in the early days when Kiravans was a campervan rental company in Scotland, my brother and I used to spend our days building campervans to add to our fleet so folks could explore the Scottish Highlands. During our own van conversions, we got so fed up with the quality of the windows arriving from our (then) supplier and we were often left feeling irritated!In those days, you really only had 3 choices when installing windows into your van:A - Buy 
affordable
 but inferior windows made in ChinaB - Buy 
high quality
 but expensive windows made in the UKC - Buy 
original OEM glass
, which was not designed
 
for aftermarket installations.
As you can imagine, we weren't happy with any of those choices.
So we went on a mission. We researched everything we could on aftermarket van window production, hunted down multiple factories and made contact with several of them. Eventually, after much research, we carefully selected a trusted European supplier Rafet, with whom we've nurtured a strong partnership over the years.We are proud to say that back then in 2009, we led the way by introducing high quality aftermarket windows to the campervan industry at an affordable price. Nevertheless, there was nothing stopping our competitors following suit and so today, you'll discover numerous companies offering similar products with a simple Google search.We're also really proud that, 12 years on, our partnership with our European supplier has brought down the price of decent van windows by about 40%. Nowadays a pair of opening windows will cost you about the same as the fixed windows used to cost.


Sold as a Holden here a friend looked at buying a used diesel version recently but a dealer friend of her dads advised her they are unreliable european rubbish dont get one, I pointed out they use em as police patrol cars in some places the cant be too bad but she bought a Mazda anyway and I lent her the money to get the brakes fixed in that as they are a common problem so shes still mobile
 We didnt get many ragtop Astras, not a big selling point where the sun will actually hurt you.


The famous German car manufacturer Adam Opel GmbH, the owner of the Opel logo (which may be described as a circle with a thunderbolt), has been forced by the German Federal Supreme Court to accept that its logo may be fixed to toy cars without its consent. This judgment has finally resulted following the application by the German District Court of the European Court of Justice's (ECJ) guidance and two further appeals in the German proceedings.


In this case Adam Opel GmbH (Opel) had registered the Opel logo as a device trade mark with the German Patent and Trademark Office for the goods - toys and cars. The toy manufacturer Autec AG (Autec) produces remote-controlled toy cars which look exactly like the original car: the Opel Astra V8 Coupe (which was manufactured by Opel). The dispute between the parties arose from the fact that the Opel logo was also fixed by Autec to its toy car in the same place as on the original Opel car.


Autec, however, asserted that it had fixed the signs "Autec AG" and its own trade mark "CARTRONIC" on the front page of the instructions for use and on the back side of the remote control which comes with each toy car. In its view, it would therefore be obvious to customers that the toy car did not originate from the manufacturer of the real car; Opel. Autec further stated that customers are used to the fact that the toy industry has produced imitations designed to be true to the original for more than 100 years. This included attaching an imitation of a logo to the toy in the same place where it is fixed to the original.


Based on this preliminary ruling of the ECJ, the District Court Nürnberg-Fürth dismissed Opel's claim. The District Court hel

Sd2 Mc Opel Sop Europa V1 Fixed

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