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Beany wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 5:25 pm Yes, but a 911 has little things like build quality and character, and also isn't sold by a company which is very publicly and loudly headed by a weird little nazi-adjacent freak.

So, you know, there's that.

It’s also incorrect.. Turbo S is (US method) 2.2 seconds

Kind of related.. Edward Lovett on Collecting Cars podcast was stopped by police recently as he didn’t have a front number plate on. The police told him he better hope this is the first time he’s been stopped as for a second offence the dvla will now reclaim your (typically private and bought a big ...

In related news the Fiat 500 has been killed off due the same cyber vulnerabilities.. but don’t despair! Fiat is now going to put a petrol engine in the 500e which is typical leftfield Italian thinking

They were pushing these quite hard in an Apple Store in the US. I asked if there were any games out for it yet and they said no, just productivity apps.. think that’s the first time they’ve had to push selling a new Apple product

Mito Man wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 8:53 am It’s a 2016 car. I forgot to put the fuel consumption, it managed 44 mpg. My car did 24.1 mpg. Very impressive considering it also seemed to have identical performance to my car.

How many gallons of oil did your car use? Still a good looking car, shame Jag have lost their way

I’m in the market for a decent quality Charcoal BBQ but the choices are really limited. There are the ceramic types, well north of a grand and you’ve got your Webber’s (but I already have one of those) An absolute must have feature is a coal rack or a cooking rack that’s height adjustable but as I ...

Looked okay irl

Just passed 10k in the Kuga, averaged 81.7 MPG overall since I've had it, no creaks, rattles or issues, it's been a superb car, I'd certainly recommend one as a family car. Massive boot, loads of space in the car, great seats, stereo, and it even manages to be quite fun to drive. If I ordered again...

I don’t want to type a TL:DR on my phone but we test drove a VW ID Buzz today and it was fabulous. But it doesn’t fit under the arch to our drive. That’s the very nice salesman doing the reflectoporn. I’ll write a bit more about it when I’m less cream-crackered. But I loved it. I'm confused - isn't...

Agree with RichB; it’s good someone is not just making an SUV etc.. Subjectively, it is a good looking car, and I hope they go for wafting GT as opposed to max attack road legal race car, and the doors opening that way work much better with our stupid parking bay sizes(but let’s not go there again!)...

Rich B wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 2:55 pm I'm more concerned with the idea of a £50-60k MG.

Give it a month and it’ll be £30-40k

Sat in a dark red 1st Edition yesterday and it is very nice although seats were a bit flat and there’s a weird bolt/hole on the front of the gearstick that I would find annoying.. maybe a quick fix though. Handily there was a row of Aston, Porsche, Lotus (and Auto vivendi).. so went straight from th...

@Jobbo are you going to try the Emira i4? Think it would be an interesting comparison No, really not interested in that version. It feels like the basis for a future hybrid version while the V6 makes a nice noise and has a lovely supercharger whine/howl when you clog it. Furry muff.. I’m an old f*v...

Why did they have to make it so creepy!?

Also, Jobbo interior

@Jobbo are you going to try the Emira i4? Think it would be an interesting comparison

Picked up yesterday for the boys first car. https://twitter.com/touringthecars/status/1780733627686322646?s=46&t=SUoANWv2-_o1W4X4vHqmfw Dacia Sandero. 66 plate with only 35k on it. 1.2 ambience so group 2 insurance. Drives really well. Everything is tight. No knocks or bangs. Should do the job.