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Jobbo wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 9:09 pm

Mito Man wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 5:42 pm Misha. He’s like the modern day Sabine. Has his own garage at the Ring and does hot laps all day.

How much did Sabine crash?

Maybe if every single lap of hers was recorded and uploaded on YouTube we would know.

Must admit, I've used booze to Put My Big Boy Pants On and make big purchases, but those were purchases that I'd already decided to make and was just fear't of pulling the trigger on them. I don't think I've ever accidentally drunk-purchased anything in my life. Clearly I'm missing out on the surpr...

What am I missing
Can't determine it.

Perhaps a new element should be added to the driving test - being able to accurately gauge 1.5 metre from the centre of a bicycle to a car’s door handle (or is it the tip of the wing mirror?) to within 1cm.
Frankly fucking laughable really.

Misha. He’s like the modern day Sabine. Has his own garage at the Ring and does hot laps all day.

The opening paragraph for that review is pretty damning. "Shit car, just buy a Sportage instead"

Well, to be honest it would be nice to see solar all over supermarket / factory / warehouse roofs which is just dead wasted space instead of covering fields with it, but obviously there are logistic and structural issues with that which probably make it many times more expensive to install and main...

How dare you!

Yes he’s very fond of it already and still surprised at how efficient it is. Drinks less than the 120d and 320d courtesy cars he’s had despite its size.

Put some time into this today, stuck a pre paid 12 month SIM card in and this lets the car connect online so you get satellite imagery in maps, speed cameras, traffic, iPhone remote connectivity and opens up a whole new section in the infotainment with a web browser and flight tracker. Doug Demoro w...

I remember Facom sometimes having a stand at goodwood, seemed like a professional choice. I only remember because I wanted a torque wrench but Wera and Facom stands there were about 30% more than the same tool bought online - I thought the point of trade shows was that they’re cheaper

Same, I can’t tell if Arcan is a shit brand of if it’s a case of they all wear out eventually. Went to Costco last week to buy the Hilka Jack but they didn’t have it in store. They did have a low Arcan Jack for £135 so… https://i.postimg.cc/gmhTWS94/IMG-0555.jpg?dl=1 Only thing is that it’s a steel ...

“Sadly my father ran out of time”

As I’m sure any other being with a finite lifespan would working on that heap

Get outside and look to the right of the moon, you can see the Northern lights, it's really dim by eye but take a bit of a long exposure pic and it looks fucking amazing

Just had a look and wanted to see what their cheapest car is https://www.thevoguecentre.co.uk/used-cars/land-rover-range-rover-3-0-td6-vogue-auto-4wd-5dr-oldham-202208249087817 “ with cars that are over 15 years old and/or over 140,000 miles we unable to offer any returns, warranty or guarantee” Hmm...

Bloody Elon is a cowboy. The Model 3 brakes always felt a bit shit, but upon changing the front pads I stumbled across why this car may have even worse brakes than average. To give some background the brakes on this car never wore evenly, and during one recall when this was mentioned the service cen...

That's where the term gold standard comes from. Yes, I wasn’t aware that America was in it for as long as 1971 as the UK left it far earlier - just one of those things I thought ended with the depression. However I presume that international gold prices still remained at the level that America set....

Is that yet another recycling waste site on fire?

I know this is going back a long time ago but found it quite mind blowing when I first read it. Gold was pegged to the US dollar until 1971 at roughly $35 per ounce. Madness! Putting whatever savings you had on gold must have been the safest investment and I wonder how many retired very wealthy from...