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It's the human factor. If it were me in the ambulance then I'd rather you did what you did. If not then I might have a different perspective. Yes, you broke the law but sometimes there are more pressing issues. Imagine the following: you stick to 50 mph, slightly hinder the ambulance, then learn lat...

In such instances, I would go for what appears to be the safest option, irrespective of the law. There is no point in being dead but legally in the right. If taken by surprise, I would probably not join the queue on the hard shoulder, expecting a gap to form in lane 2 of the slip road and then, if n...

might be cold, but if the road is dry....

You may or may not be used to MX5's but they are very susceptible to tyres and tyre pressures. I tend to keep mine at the recommended 26 psi (2000 model 1.6) but others say increase them a couple of pounds all around. Make sure you keep the oil topped up as well. Thanks for the advice. I just got i...

skodatezzer wrote:Maybe see it at the Grasshopper in Feb?

Maybe too early: I need to learn to drive it properly first...I will probably stick with the Z for the time being.

The perfect sleeper...

WhoseGeneration wrote:Always a personal decision these ones. I've only ever gone with my own feelings in the "which car" to get.
I'd have gone 911.

Would not have blamed you...ain't no bad choice here, tbh. Out of curiosity, which one exactly would you have chosen and why?

akirk wrote:wow that is quick work - pictures?!

Alasdair

soon...

Ok, made up my mind and went for the mx5! I'm struggling with the non-OEM on-off clutch, but that aside, it's a hoot to drive!

... Since we are talking about laws and bans and all that... Have some of you stopped for a second and thought about what makes a law FIT FOR PURPOSE? Do so and you will eventually see for instance, that the ethics of using the greater good in terms of how many lives could be saved right now vs doi...