Off Topic The SIR Kenny Dalglish Public House

Minis are still ****e, despite BMWs clever remodelling and rebrand

 

was that the one which looked like it was going to tip over even when going in in a straight line ?

 

£975
did the car even cost that much ?[/QUOTE]

Car was about £2,800 I think. I got a bollocking from the area director, as did my mate on the motor underwriting team, as the Prudential would not insure anyone for a Scimitar if they were under 25. I was only 23 at the time, but they said they would keep me on the books, but if I had a claim they would not renew the Policy, luckily I never claimed.

 

Car was about £2,800 I think. I got a bollocking from the area director, as did my mate on the motor underwriting team, as the Prudential would not insure anyone for a Scimitar if they were under 25. I was only 23 at the time, but they said they would keep me on the books, but if I had a claim they would not renew the Policy, luckily I never claimed.[/QUOTE]

and Cookie called me #oldasfuck

 

Some say he doesn't like French people, and that he thinks combine harvesters go over 60mph, all we know is he's called the RHC

 

You were Simon from the In Betweeners before Simon from the In Betweeners even existed

 

My cars (not including ones that were technically the Mrs which we owned together... No minivan will appear next to my name)

Toyota Corolla
Pontiac LeMans*
Ford Ranger
Toyota Camry x 2
Isuzu Rodeo **
Honda Fit


* crappiest car ever- technically my parent's car but they let me borrow it for about a year while I saved up for a new car. I had just graduated uni when my old car died.
** 2nd crappiest car ever- another cheapo temp car that used to be a relatives

 

Not quite that bad.

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What is it with Yanks and Toyotas ??

 

Deserves a post since it's been mentioned

 

Highest reliability rating of any brand and a good resale value.

I sold one of the Camry's 2 years after buying it for the same price I purchased it brand new. (I got a fantastic deal on it new). I would never buy a European made car personally because they are bottom of the stack for reliability.

The Asian brands are typically best with the American brands catching up in the last couple of decades.

 

Flat bravo
Peugeot 207
Audi A3

im certainly heading in the right direction when it comes to cars. Just need to get that Aston Vanquish next

 

Or

DB11 / 9GT
Vantage GT 8
V12 / V8 Vantage S

All sick cars

 

If I win the lottery my next car is a Tesla...

 

BMW i8 for me if going performance-eco / electric. One drove past me yesterday and revved a bit, sounded sick

 

Sauber have revealed their new car, looks like images rather than the actual car

 

Cars are looking sweeter for this year after a few decades of looking bad.

 

1. Corsa 1.2 trip
2. BMW E36 318i
3. BMW E36 325i Coupe
4. Honda Civic Type R
5. BMW E90 320d M Sport
6. Fiat (ex mrs) - Blue one
7. Vaxual Astra SRi*
8. Audi RS5
9. Mini Cooper (current Mrs, currently drive this)

* Still got the Astra, but gave it to my parents as I don't need it in London. I drive it to get about when visiting home.

 

Seeing the Madeleine McCann case is back in the news again.

One of the Portuguese detectives who wrote a book claiming she had died and the parents covered it up now doesn't have to pay libel to them.

The Portuguese Supreme Court is also saying the parents are not formally in the clear.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...p/news-story/7b0a8aa3dcb35e3d411cdb49073595ae

 

My cars

Reliant Scimitar
Audi 80 sport

Then company cars from 1984 to date

Nissan 1.3, in Japanese racing green, so my boss said when he presented it to me
Nissan 1.6 Stanza
XR2 (also had my second Scimitar for Classic car rallies)
Astra GTE
Cavalier SRI (had 3 kids by then)
Renault Laguna 2 ltr
Vauxhall Calbri, fell out with my area director so he imposed this on me as the Renault had to go back due to high mileage, bastard knew I had 3 kids at the time.
Then 5 Mondeo 2 ltr estates
Ford Kuga Titanium 2 ltr diesel to date