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Speaking of midlife crisis I've been drawn to the TVR Cerbera lately.
Sensible choice for the young at heart gentleman?
Young Asian lad from corner shop parked his AMG63 outside our kitchen window today, I've been looking at it every time I go out. He's just been to move it and, when he started it up, the dog ran upstairs and hid under the bed
It is very loud
It's not just the ridiculous volume, but it's such a ghastly noise. And it's all bluster, because there's no need for it at anything other than full throttle/high RPM.
Yes Title deeds to hand which clearly show the "T" to the left front of our property running through the front of the house and then continuing out the back to the end of the garden.Then turns right and runs along the back which is the boundary to a school as we have 1 behind us
If you are part of a certain group, you simply have to own one. It's the law.Might be some fun in winter time then.One of her teachers lived at the bottom of a hill. She bought a BMW1 and had to walk up the hill and get a bus from December to February.
Not a problem on the latest model as its front wheel drive (its a Mini in drag)
Speaking of the Mini. I followed a Mini Countryman the other day. That is one ugly f*ucker.....
And I really don't fancy driving in a speed limited 70MPH car on a German autobahn where 140MPH+ is 'normal'.
Jaguar are ok, with the exception of F-type, they are the same platforms as Land Rovers, the bigger challenge is nobody is buying saloons.
Yes, why everybody wants to drive ponderous SUVs these days beats me.
Image and ego, lording over you and looking down at you makes those owners feel superior. Doesn't chuffin bother me, as I said crying in my wee low omega with all the range rover owners looking down at me!
Manufacturers only produce cars to sell finance
...She claimed to be an engineer....
The stories it could tell.It won't be long before your car is reporting you to the policehttps://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/article-9512583/New-Renault-Dacia-models-speeds-limited-112mph.html
The decision by Volvo - and now Renault - comes as new rules, provisionally agreed by the EU in 2019, could see Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) systems become mandatory for all vehicles sold in Europe from next year.
The Department for Transport say that the UK will also make the same requirements of new models, despite Brexit.
The nanny state should be part of TB's cull.
My car has a limiter, but because it has the optional 'speed pack' which originally cost it's first owner £2500, it is set at 186 MPH.
One good thing. Since the remap by Viezu, the soft limiter set at 4000 RPM, is no longer there.
So has mine, apparently, but I've no idea how to use it. Good job it doesn't default to on, because it picked up a 10 MPH limit sign in a side road with roadworks at 60 MPH on my commute the other day and kept flashing away at 10 MPH for several miles before it found a NSL sign.
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/article-9512583/New-Renault-Dacia-models-speeds-limited-112mph.html
The decision by Volvo - and now Renault - comes as new rules, provisionally agreed by the EU in 2019, could see Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) systems become mandatory for all vehicles sold in Europe from next year.
The Department for Transport say that the UK will also make the same requirements of new models, despite Brexit.
The nanny state should be part of TB's cull.
My car has a limiter, but because it has the optional 'speed pack' which originally cost it's first owner £2500, it is set at 186 MPH.
One good thing. Since the remap by Viezu, the soft limiter set at 4000 RPM, is no longer there.
Jaguar are ok, with the exception of F-type, they are the same platforms as Land Rovers, the bigger challenge is nobody is buying saloons.
