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Sub editor @WhatCar? (http://whatcar.com). Enjoys pop-up headlights, textured velour, wood interior trim and column stalks with just the right degree of resistance. Fleet: 2003 BMW 540i, 1997 Rover 825Si, 2017 BMW i3 (hers)
"The fingers you have used to dial are too fat. To obtain a special dialling wand, mash the keypad with your hand now."
"The fingers you have used to dial are too fat. To obtain a special dialling wand, mash the keypad with your hand now."
Mk1 Zafira.
Vauxhall owes me for the portion of my brain still occupied by 'Flex 7' seating.
A reminder of Mercedes-Benz's key principles.
A reminder for Mercedes, that is
what a time to be alive
Your occasional reminder of how far family car design hasn't come in the last 50 years
Latvia and Lithuania are both wonderful, and I can't get enough of Estonia. Stunning country.
British Rail Mk2 coaches are long obsolete (this one is in a museum), but the seats were WAY comfier than anything in service today.
Customer Hub.
Twat language for Sales Office.
Well dense.
The 412 derivative was my favourite car for a very long time.
I remember being really excited when those removable four-spoke wheels were first a thing.
Stu your house and garden are right up my street... in a manner of speaking.
I'd noticed it obliquely in a brochure pic, but this is the clearest view I've yet seen of how latin-american spec Ford Sierra Ghias have their electric window switches where the clock/trip computer is in Euro cars.
Odd.
Yep. It's utterly miserable.
It's true. Also newbuilds have sucked here for at least 30 years.
Embarassed to say, but that's a good-sized third bedroom by UK housing stock standards.
Location is... erm.... urban, though
Whoever designed this relatively unassuming-looking place is exactly the right kind of lunatic, with admirable priorities. All that garage! It's magnificent.
Could use some bigger windows, though. And some grass.
www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/1...
Yup. The one we got in the UK.
It's kind of nuts that one of my most detailed 1:18 models should be of a vehicle that's now largely forgotten: the 1998+ Ford Ranger.
The plague of Prague.
Just remembered that my Cross Century pencil (which I love drawing with) is 60 years old. It was given to my grandfather on the occssion of Parke-Davis' centennial in 1966.
Nice. Thought went into every single aspect of this interior.
Ditto! Lodge interior with olive-died leather. Love it.
The art of the BMW i3's interior
I actually drove the 540i somewhere.
Must do that more this year.
Ughh. The B&Q website has been full of dropshipped crap for ages
Some of the Optios really are little gems.