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VW Tiguan.
Cuurent version or the older one.
Especially the diesel ones. :harold:
Diesel is the future.
Mine's a diesel VTR job and does about 500-600 miles on a tank (which seems good to me). No idea on road tax as we don't have that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
They have good visibility, the seating position is a bit elevated which is nice and good internal size (given the overall size of the car).
I thought electric, driverless cars were the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dquincy
In 1984.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dquincy
Which is still the future in parts of Ireland. :baz:
More so in our neighbours. You have to set your watch back 30 years when you cross the border.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
Someone buy me this one:
https://s13252.pcdn.co/wp-content/up...8-940x705.jpeg
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...erra-cosworth/
:drool:
The APPALLING bumper modifications. :sick:
It’s like a 90’s nightmare.
Exactly. :drool:
Love those.
The spoiler's a bit understated.
Stolen from an STI.Quote:
Originally Posted by niko_cee
I used to have an A4 with the spoiler off a WRX on it :drool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pepe
Would have never guessed. :D
We used to have one of these when I was a kid:
https://s17-us2.startpage.com/cgi-bi...d66edb8b44efeb
Shit car, but those wheels looked great.
Taking the Fiat to the racetrack on Tuesday. :cool:
Why?
Got shunted in the rear the other day, felt like a massive hit but in reality it must have been about 3mph as the only sign of damage was some scratches which it turned out was dirt that rubbed off. The Fiesta's a strong beast compared to my beautiful 206 (RIP) developed a dent if I stared at it sternly enough.
For fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
Almost certainly got the 3 points and £100 fine I've deserved for the past 11 years today.
Where?
Portlethen (A90 Aberdeen). Didn't think the GATSO cams had been recalibrated to 50 for the roadworks, got flashed at 70-odd. That could end quite badly...
When it comes to roadworks and there's no work being done at night (but the speed signs at 50 or whatever are still there) are you still obliged to stick to the restricted speed?
On average speed yeah but I thought fixed ones @ 70 would always be at 70 regardless of fucking roadworks.Quote:
Originally Posted by CJay
You have to stick to the posted limit regardless.Quote:
Originally Posted by CJay
That requires competence. Clearly I've underestimated our camera maintainers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
Changed in feb apparently. Cunts. That's 2 years after the roadworks started.
Well, that was a blast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pepe
Some fast cars out there. Shared the novice session with a Z06, one of those beastly Camaro ZL1s (or whatever they're called,) a Camaro SS, a Lotus Exige, an M3, and an S5. Needless to say the little Fiat got smoked. Zero fucks given though. :cool:
Alternator on the 7 series seems to have royally shat itself.
Think I'll be getting shot of it soon, after getting a couple of gaskets and the lower oil pan replaced recently (hairline crack in it) it still leaks oil, albeit much, much slower than it did.
Not quite sure how BMW can fuck up the design of an engine quite so badly, makes a better sieve.
First VW lying about MPG and emissions, now this. Arise British Motors and BRITISH MANUFACTURING. #Brexit
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Maybe not.
Where’s your sense of national pride?
The Germans are responsible for that (and all of these SUV things).
They should stick to half-tracks.
I bloody hate trucks.
Which reminds me: Lol at Ford not selling cars (apart from the Mustang) in the US anymore.
Please don't use 'bloody' when you're not from these shores, bro.
I will use whatever term I want mate.
Calm down Ese.
Buddy or pal plz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pepe
Is that a helmet? :D
Yes it is. Serious business mate.
Why didn't you turn up in a fiat 500 then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pepe
It's an Abarth. Totally different beast. Mini Ferrari.
I would've taken my Neon if it didn't leak oil and didn't have bare tires.