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Surely they'll have to get rid of Horner now he's cost them the best designer on the grid.

Swervin_Mervin wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2024 10:11 am

Zonda_ wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2024 9:58 am I imagine Ferrari and Aston will write him a blank cheque.

Can't do that with a cost cap. Unless he suddenly has a desire to start a catering company of course

I’m quite certain they’ll have ways round it.

I imagine Ferrari and Aston will write him a blank cheque.

In my experience you're better off buying one of those transforming ladders with platforms. I tried doing out hedge with and extending trimmer and they are too unwieldy at height. I know use a platform and feel far safer and it's easier to get a decent cut

I had a sore port once but some cream sorted it right out!

Not allowed to wear smart tech at work and it's surprising how much I miss the functionality.

So if the engines are going to be working flat out as generators thereby using more fuel, does that not make the use of a hybrid powertrain pointless?

I think Merc are the only one of the main brands where "Black Series" is a technology and performance moniker rather than a trim level. (their Black Trim options is Night Edition) https://www.mercedes-amg.com/en/home/stories/Black-Series-History.html#:~:text=Ralf%20Sporr%20(RS)%3A%20In,cr...

2000 miles in with the 330e and it’s doing exactly what I bought it for, performance of a petrol with economy of a diesel. Average 51mpg since purchase. You can certainly feel the extra weight and in comfort mode it will understeer a bit but sport mode sharpens it all up, a lot more noticeably than ...

240PP - 2012 Audi A5 3.0 TDI, 2005 Porsche Boxster 987 S 3.2 Andy - 1995 Mazda MX-5 V8, 2013 BMW M135i, 2006 Smart ForTwo, 1992 Honda NC30, 2004 Honda CRF450R Supermoto, 2005 Honda CR125R, 2011 Ford Transit T350 140 AWD 16vcento - 2012 Jaguar XFS Portfolio, 2022 A3 Sportback 30 TFSi, 2023 Kuga PHEV ...

Ascender wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 11:45 am The trailer looked good for Fallout... fingers crossed...

Never played the game but the series looks good.

KiwiDave wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:29 am

RobYob wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 12:37 am Check out the Lego thread on ph there's links to 3D print files to do better rear tyres.

Would totally do this, if I had a 3D printer.

Same here but I guess they'll appear on eBay soon enough. In fact they already are!

What’s it like wearing VR headsets with glasses?

Explosive Newt wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 3:43 pm PS if anyone does want an MRI scan then volunteer for one of my studies.

Where are you based? We have a mobile MRI that comes to the prison but I don’t think I can ask for a quick scan!

16vCento wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 10:27 pm Is that not Harry Metcalfes?

No, his is an 05 plate.

I binged it at the weekend and agree it's a great watch, really entertaining and well paced. It feels like it gave Guy Ritchie enough space to fill-out the characters and plot lines that wouldn't fit in a 2 hour movie. Just on episode 3, while driving the McLaren " the clutch takes some gettin...

Slight topic twist, which of the dealer options is best/easiest to deal with? FiL is wanting to sell his car (62 plate Mk6 Golf Match 1.4TSi DSG w/70k miles) as he'll probably have to give up driving due to health issues. Either way it is a second car that spends most days sat unused in front of th...

Ah, I completely forgot that - we probably had a full conversation about it and everything :lol: Did you pull the fuse (for obvious sensible reasons)? Neighbour had a mate with an M4 come around the other night with a similar problem, and he said he blew the line through with a compressor, so I mig...

I watched Dune last night and at points the soundbar was deafening but you could still barely hear the dialogue.

Just went to the E46 and it's battery is low (currently charging in the house), and it got me thinking. M135i has stop/start. Eventually it'll get to the stage where it's battery will need a charge or a jump - are there any considerations for stop/start cars when it comes to battery packs jump star...