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[Lizzie_Zoom]

didn't land rover have a advert with a landrover climbing a wall years ago.

Yes, but double decker buses were always tested on a ramp tipping them sideways to a frightening degree.

Here is an example of that testing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2_T4WVnnFU

But at speed you wouldn't want to weave a double decker bus at 70 plus, as it is just not designed for speed.  That is why racing cars are very low to the ground for greater high speed stability.  A Range Rover will never have that advantage.  I have lost count how many 4x4's I have seen on their sides over the years.  Weaving at even 65 mph is pushing your luck

Are these 4x4's on their side through trying to avoid you Lizzie?

I wish they had been trying to avoid me Steve! (Welcome back by the way; lovely to see you again! )

However, the times they have held me up whilst on their sides on motorways! Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr    

 

[Van Helsing]

didn't land rover have a advert with a landrover climbing a wall years ago.

Yes, but double decker buses were always tested on a ramp tipping them sideways to a frightening degree.

Here is an example of that testing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2_T4WVnnFU

But at speed you wouldn't want to weave a double decker bus at 70 plus, as it is just not designed for speed.  That is why racing cars are very low to the ground for greater high speed stability.  A Range Rover will never have that advantage.  I have lost count how many 4x4's I have seen on their sides over the years.  Weaving at even 65 mph is pushing your luck

Are these 4x4's on their side through trying to avoid you Lizzie?

ssh, careful what you say, Big sister is watching.........

[MR MISTER]

didn't land rover have a advert with a landrover climbing a wall years ago.

Yes, but double decker buses were always tested on a ramp tipping them sideways to a frightening degree.

Here is an example of that testing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2_T4WVnnFU

But at speed you wouldn't want to weave a double decker bus at 70 plus, as it is just not designed for speed.  That is why racing cars are very low to the ground for greater high speed stability.  A Range Rover will never have that advantage.  I have lost count how many 4x4's I have seen on their sides over the years.  Weaving at even 65 mph is pushing your luck

Are these 4x4's on their side through trying to avoid you Lizzie?

ssh, careful what you say, Big sister is watching.........

Yes. I read that.

[Lizzie_Zoom]

didn't land rover have a advert with a landrover climbing a wall years ago.

Yes, but double decker buses were always tested on a ramp tipping them sideways to a frightening degree.

Here is an example of that testing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2_T4WVnnFU

But at speed you wouldn't want to weave a double decker bus at 70 plus, as it is just not designed for speed.  That is why racing cars are very low to the ground for greater high speed stability.  A Range Rover will never have that advantage.  I have lost count how many 4x4's I have seen on their sides over the years.  Weaving at even 65 mph is pushing your luck

Are these 4x4's on their side through trying to avoid you Lizzie?

ssh, careful what you say, Big sister is watching......... :-X

Yes. I read that.

Trouble is I have lost track of who is who!

Still their individual MO will show the truth.

[MR MISTER]

That's why this is occurring, Lizzie. So you won't know who is saying what.

[cem_devecioglu]

phew.. I cant follow the threads

[Vamps]

That's why this is occurring, Lizzie. So you won't know who is saying what.

 

[Lizzie_Zoom]

That's why this is occurring, Lizzie. So you won't know who is saying what.

Yeah, but you are already up to 747576 77 posts you crafty devil!