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A couple of years ago I was mostly using public transport or cycling to work. I'd go out to practice/drive for fun, because otherwise I wouldn't have been driving at all (and with wales on the doorstep, it would have been rude not to!).

StressedDave wrote:Did they do a road-going version of the 405 T16?

Not that I'm aware of - but if you mean the Pikes Peak version wasn't it just a 205-T16 with a 405 silhouette stuck to it?

Rick448 wrote: I would like an Integrale or Quattro to go with the M3.

this one looks nice. Did you really need to move house...?

Recognising the value of advice the first time it's given, and not having to wait until the 4th or more repetition [not necessarily from the same person] before it sinks in.

205 GTi was up there for me in terms of hot hatches. Never managed to have one, but did own 205 XS (which was my road rally car - surprised a lot of people how quick it was as it was very short geared!), followed by a 309 GTi - again used for road rallies. Then had a 405 Mi-16 for a bit. More recent...

I will have a look - however what that usually does is still load the original image and resize on the fly - which makes loading a page so much slower... Page loading is already slower than it needs to be since the img tags don't include picture size, which means when one selects the newest unread ...

I will have a look - however what that usually does is still load the original image and resize on the fly - which makes loading a page so much slower... the move is more and more towards larger original images (e.g. from mobiles at 8 - 12mb images) - I have very fast broadband here, even so with s...

Is there a way to add dynamic resizing? On other forums I can just stick up a link to a picture of any size, and if it's wider than the forum it's automatically reformatted to fit.

Running red lights and ignoring 30 limits next...?

My point was you aren't looking for the same level of progress in a 30 as you would in a quiet country road. I tend to use light and shade as I think the saying goes. I dunno, a busy city environment you can be working just as hard at trying to protect your space, optimise lane for progress (withou...