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Sounds like a decent price for something like that, give me a manual and id have it.
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Looks like the real deal, but no longer update able, we are already using Diagbox most of the time .
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(07-09-2013, 10:11 AM)Andre Wrote: Sounds like a decent price for something like that, give me a manual and id have it.
That's out of the ark, and really not worth having as far as I know. I know one person who has had one for years, and even they've given in and realised its far better spending £120ish from one of the UK based sellers of Lexia/Diagobox clones and getting a decent version of Diagbox to run on a Laptop with the USB cable. This is what I have, it works better than the Lexia in the auction. The other minus point is that you can no longer updated that kind of Lexia, so it's no good for more modern cars.
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+1....and it's overpriced!
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