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petemurphy said: Looks like a Tickford, but what's the squiggle on the air dam?

BMW 5시리즈

2011년식 · F10 (2010-2016) · 520d

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donkmeister said: I have genuinely never paid motorway services prices with my own money, I've only bought petrol at motorway services when it's on expenses. If I'm on a motorway and getting low - not often - I just open up Maps and search for an option just off the motorway. I always try to go to a Tesco for their 99 because I don’t like to use anything else. So I've now got to know where there are some Tesco nowhere near where I live.

leglessAlex said: NGK210 said: Forgive me if the following has already been mentioned:The base price for an Esprit Turbo SE, when launched in 1989, was £42,500. Adjusted for inflation via the BoE s calculator, today that d be £115,877. Whereas the Emira 420 s base price is £105,900.See, cars are getting cheaper But was the Esprit not supposed to be competing with altogether more serious cars at the time?I was about to say this competes with the 718 GT4, but realised that's no longer being sold new, or at least it isn't on the configurator. Likewise the A110, not available to buy.I was writin

I recently sold my Volvo V60 R Design, nice car, nice engine (5 cylinder of course..mmmm) but didn't do anything else for me, silly low profile tyres (i know spec sensitive), potentially ruinous in all aspects, and just wasn't being used mainly, a depreciating asset costing me money just sat there! - so sold it, got a good price as the used market is still silly, but good for sellers of course.So, we have been down to a one car family, the BMW E91 is still trooping along, we have managed fine with the one car up to now with abit of juggling, but - I have been tempted to buy a cheap shed/run ab

렉서스 ES

ACV70 (2018-현재) · ES300h 하이브리드

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Don1 said: Its Just Adz said: Incredible noise from the CGT. One for the lottery win.For my money, there s one car that beats it for noise. Also thanks to the event mentioned before, I was on track with it.Lexus LFA. I personally prefer the CGT both for noise and for feeling special to drive/be in.

The more you look into the history of BL the more astonishing it is that it managed to survive as long as it did. It is a history of constant underinvestment and shooting themselves in the foot anytime they got near to a success. The morris minor was a success. It sold well but was in need of replacement by the end of the sixties. Fast approaching was a likely entry into the EEC with the opportunity to export to Europe and the double edged sword of imports eroding home sales. So a new car was doubly justified that would be miles ahead of the minor. No, let’s re-body it and call it a Marina.

Thanks everyone.I ended up going non-BB. £1650 with Direct Line (and that was the 'Prestige' so includes breakdown, legal, PI, enhanced courtesy car, belongings cover etc - the 'essential' version was £1480).All BB policies that were cheaper looked very restrictive and with poor feedback (over sensitive smoothness scores etc), and whilst there were plenty that only tracked speed (+10mph) and hours (11pm to 6am), they were no cheaper so it seemed to be a no brainer.Plus, I've driven with her and obviously know her personality. She's not a reckless driver and is comfortable being cautious.The cl

well, I did not knew about this one, seems even made in my country the Netherlands, has also a bit of the back to the future car DeLorean story, although this brand only made 1 car or so I think/read.1961 Citeria 600ccuses a BMW boxer engine more>https://www.carandclassic.com/car/C2113707short said: On November 17, 1958, the result was officially unveiled at Circuit Zandvoort. The press was present, television teams filmed the event, and racing driver Carel Godin de Beaufort demonstrated the car on the track. Even Stirling Moss is mentioned in the surviving reports as being present. For such

혼다 CR-V

RS (2022-현재) · 1.5T AWD

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Tyre Tread said: TommoAE86 said: People who cut the centre lines, you're in a Honda CRV not a racecar - knobsPeople who drive religiously following the white lines when the road ahead is completely clear and it's less stress on the car and it's occupants to simply drive in a straight line (except crossing solid white lines which is a no no).advanced driving schools teach drivers to go over the lines on purpose to straighten corners and also to become more visible where it is beneficial to do so.

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포르쉐 카이엔

9YA (2017-현재) · 3.0 V6

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Jte3397 said: If your ears are cultured to a pushrod V8, a screaming straight 6 or a good twin cam 4, most of the modern stuff sounds st so you don't miss the noise. Sane people avoid EV because they are modern and because they are EVs, not simply because they are EVs.Sane people drive cars which would result in massive sonic downgrade if they sold their soul, bent over for Burnham and bought an EV

Me and a friend were talking about this a few evenings ago. My first car (back in 1991) was a MK2 Escort, this had 13 inch diameter wheels. My current car's (Ford Focus) brake discs are 363mm (so over 14 inches)! Edited by zetec on Sunday 26th July 12:32

I was looking at the latest news about Tesla's Cybertruck, and how the whole project is basically that episode of The Simpsons where a company gets Homer to design a car. Elon Musk has now said that making it profitable and scaling its production is going to be really difficult so it could all be quite damaging for Tesla, financially speaking.That said, despite the thread title I don't believe Cybertruck is going to kill Tesla - pre-orders suggest it'll sell well and their fans are pseudo-religious - but it got me wondering about models that had failed so badly that they threatened or even kil

재규어 XE

X760 (2015-현재) · 2.0T AWD 자동

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Hi All,First post here, so please be gentle!I am looking for recommendations for a fun weekend car to entertain my 4 year old son.Budget - £5k - £7.5kMake / Model - Dont mind, need adviceRunning costs - Cheap preferablySeats - any, but 2 seater or 3 door preferableYear - Don't mindStorage - Can be garage storedMy day to day car is a Jaguar i-pace. I have very very limited mechanical knowledge so do not want something that needs work. Any small jobs through the ownership period i am happy to have a go at myself (with support from the YouTube oracle!).Appreciate any advice.Thank you

I feel like increasing the size of car parking spaces really wouldn't be that difficult.

keo said: TheJimi said: epernay0623 said: Thanks so far.MX5 for me is a no no unless someone can convince we otherwise. Too much stigma, too much cliche and not a huge fan of the design of them.What stigma do you perceive with the MX5?Probably a gay hair dressers car I aren t saying they are. They are very good apparently. But that is the stigma attached to them.As for recommendations I d reckoned a mx5! Yep, most of the cars in this thread are "gay hairdresser cars." So the OPer should "man up" and add another £10k to the budget (because he's a man and can do that) and buy a TVR Griffith.

BMW 7시리즈

2016년식 · G11 (2015-2022) · 730d xDrive 자동

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StoutBench said: WhooshIn my defence I'm on holiday and just woke up.

I recently sold my Volvo V60 R Design, nice car, nice engine (5 cylinder of course..mmmm) but didn't do anything else for me, silly low profile tyres (i know spec sensitive), potentially ruinous in all aspects, and just wasn't being used mainly, a depreciating asset costing me money just sat there! - so sold it, got a good price as the used market is still silly, but good for sellers of course.So, we have been down to a one car family, the BMW E91 is still trooping along, we have managed fine with the one car up to now with abit of juggling, but - I have been tempted to buy a cheap shed/run ab

I was looking at the latest news about Tesla's Cybertruck, and how the whole project is basically that episode of The Simpsons where a company gets Homer to design a car. Elon Musk has now said that making it profitable and scaling its production is going to be really difficult so it could all be quite damaging for Tesla, financially speaking.That said, despite the thread title I don't believe Cybertruck is going to kill Tesla - pre-orders suggest it'll sell well and their fans are pseudo-religious - but it got me wondering about models that had failed so badly that they threatened or even kil

BMW 3시리즈

2018년식 · G20 (2018-현재) · 320d

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-Lummox- said: Threads like these seem to pop up every other month and much of the same is said, but people still keep buying SUVs so the problem persists (and worsens). To my mind SUVs are the bulk of the issue - where most drivers in the past would have bought a hatchback if they had no need for regular massive boot space, or an estate where they had that need often, now very few of either are sold and instead everyone's buying lardy pretend off-roaders to drive around city / urban areas where they are completely pointless and unnecessary. If that trend could somehow be reversed, the roads

재규어 XE

X760 (2015-현재) · 2.0T AWD 자동

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Hi All,First post here, so please be gentle!I am looking for recommendations for a fun weekend car to entertain my 4 year old son.Budget - £5k - £7.5kMake / Model - Dont mind, need adviceRunning costs - Cheap preferablySeats - any, but 2 seater or 3 door preferableYear - Don't mindStorage - Can be garage storedMy day to day car is a Jaguar i-pace. I have very very limited mechanical knowledge so do not want something that needs work. Any small jobs through the ownership period i am happy to have a go at myself (with support from the YouTube oracle!).Appreciate any advice.Thank you

I recently sold my Volvo V60 R Design, nice car, nice engine (5 cylinder of course..mmmm) but didn't do anything else for me, silly low profile tyres (i know spec sensitive), potentially ruinous in all aspects, and just wasn't being used mainly, a depreciating asset costing me money just sat there! - so sold it, got a good price as the used market is still silly, but good for sellers of course.So, we have been down to a one car family, the BMW E91 is still trooping along, we have managed fine with the one car up to now with abit of juggling, but - I have been tempted to buy a cheap shed/run ab

StoutBench said: ChocolateFrog said: I feel like increasing the size of car parking spaces really wouldn't be that difficult. Well firstly there is the cost of redoing parking spaces plus the subsequent reduction in the amount of spaces. Reduced income plus the cost of redoing the work. So I wouldn't think it's that easy tbh. You are confusing "ease" with "desirability". It is easy to do, they just don't want to.