What have I told you about buying a diesel car, f? Hmm?Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
It was so nice to have that style of car. Plenty of power all the stuff I would need. huge console to store all my *******s
open the boot and fuel cap cover from inside
Their 'gas' station are pandemonium though. they seem to enter from any side cars all over the place.
my car seems so noisy now
:sigh: I told you, f, I told you. It makes me sad.my car seems so noisy now
What's your view on electric cars? I was thinking about which won I would get if I were to change now (I'm not intending to) but there are no good wons as far as I can make out.:sigh: I told you, f, I told you. It makes me sad.
Perhaps a BMW I8 is the best bet but I'd only do that on a PCP because who knows what happens if the battery packs go pop.
Hopefully there will be some better wons in a couple of years.
I have a simple view of cars, r. Cars have engines powered by petrol, and may have 6, 8 or 12 cylinders.
That's it. Anything else can, if I may make so bold, do one.
Well I suppose you won't be here to see petrol engines phased out so you needn't loose any sleep.
I want an M4 but I fear the mpg on my commute would be less than desirable.
Cheeky young swine. The new, healthy me will be living forever.
I'll have you know my blood pressure today was 118 over something. 118!
I like the noise of my car. It's a reassuring rumble.:sigh: I told you, f, I told you. It makes me sad.
I drive a diesel car.
It's grand. It's a car.
I have grown to enjoy the sound of my diesel clattering away on idle. In the summer days when my window would be open, I'd sometimes pretend I was a HGV driver as it sounded similar. I have always wanted to be a HGV driver for a day.
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