On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 17:22:58 +0100, "Uno Hoo!"
I agree with you there Kev - I also enjoy driving American cars, in America.
Doublewhite linesI have just picked up a fixed-penalty notice for overtaking whilst crossing double-white lines. The offence occurred whilst overtaking on a country single...
They are built for their roads which, as you know, are straight and wide, and when they do have a corner it has traffic lights and it's a 90-degree turn. I wouldn't particularly want to drive one over here.
Maybe it's the people I buttociate with... and they're not infantile speed merchants (generally). Most of them buy the fastest car with When I were a lad I remember lusting after 1600cc's.
Doublewhite lines 5377I posted some details on Traffic Answers forum some time ago and the relevant manual for local councils to follow is the DfT Traffic Signs...
Natch, I've been there too, but reigned myself back in after the thirsty but fun 3.5 litre V8.
Cars are hugely aspirational for most people. The car manufacturer is selling people the vision of a certain lifestyle. For many manufacturers this means that they don't always get a fair crack of the whip if people think they're not what they're looking for.
I've never been in a Renault dealership in my life. That's not to say that Renault don't make good cars, they just aren't 'me'.
Mmmm... in total yes, but what's the current market share? Anyone know?
You do know that Merc offer a choice of seats from regular to sport to comfort? Just a matter of finding one you like.
BMW do also... their comfort seats are as comfortable as an armchair.
HVB.
