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What car is it? A blue one. Now I'm down to one car, having had three for much of last year, in fact it's the fourth car I've bought in two years. Not sure why I ended up with three simultaneously, I can only drive one at once, but hey ho. Of those four, it's certainly not the newest, nor the faste...

chriskay wrote:Don't encourage him.

Spoil sport

I'll let you work it out for yourself, you should be able to do it. You might have to re-read some of the preceding comments. I had the same question about your last post, but decided not to ask directly. What exactly was your point?

There's a lot to be said for using 80% of a low power engine as opposed to 20% of a high power one. High performance cars are great, but you rarely get to use anything like their full potential, which can be frustrating. Of course, eventually most people want more performance than they have, thinkin...

Silk wrote:Ok then, I'll play. What do you drive? I don't really give a shit, but I'll pretend to care if you want me to.

I don't want you to play or to care. You don't give a shit, you just drive it

Mr Cholmondeley-Warner wrote:And your current transport is?

A car, 5 bicycles, a trike and two legs. But not all at the same time.

I do like that VRS blue! I'm hoping Skoda will bring out a Citigo VRS with a 1.2 TSI with like 100hp or something. Now that would be bloody good fun. The Citigo is jolly good to drive even though it's only got 60hp! It's actually quite hard to restrain myself from exceeding 4k rpm because it's rath...

Mr Cholmondeley-Warner wrote:Well until last week I had one too. A perfectly adequate little workhorse, if not full of character.

Adequate and not full of character... high praise indeed. And you went from a 308 to an Octopus. Slightly more charismatic than a house brick. Both the car equivalent of a Tupperware container.

Sorry Silk, but the highway code is not where you would look for a definitive statement of UK road and traffic laws, but don't let that get in the way of your imbecilic statements. Have you been inhaling too many diesel fumes from that 308 of yours?

Thank you Silk for you usual bout of diplomacy. Nick is correct. Now here's the but. I have had experience of a cyclist riding out from behind a blind wall into the NS of my car. There was no way in which the driver, a learner, or myself could have foreseen this event. See the link below for a stre...