It has been suggested that we should possibly buy a 2nd car.

[Sir C]

But lakeside has a taco bell which I have never tried.
and looks crap too

When Lakeside first opened, must have been early 90s, there was an Italian restaurant which served proper pizza. Probably the first place I ate real pizza in UK.

It was really nice, that place. Everything changes

[PSRB]

Bugger, i was thinking of Lakeside.... large shopping hells merge into 1

Now, see I used to think that but now we live a stones throw from Trafford Centre, it's brilliant. If it's packed I can just turn around and go home with no bother. Clearly it's a complete no-go zone from November to mid-January though.

[Alberto Balsam Rodriguez]

To pick the car up? Good plan, a. Then he could get a crane in to pick the car and truck combo up.

That still leaves us the problem of how we're going to shift the things elsewhere.

One thing at a time, c. We have a plan to get this out of the City.

[redgunamo]

what's a small but cool car that I will enjoy driving.

Which I will really buy for myself in disguise as a present for the wife.

Is she expecting, P? If not, let her buy her own car.

[taxman10]

1. Torque steer is as enjoyable as a anal rape.
2. Four wheel drive is excellent under slippery conditions but worse than worthless for enjoayble fast driving.
3. By 'useless' I believe you mean, 'huge fun'?
4. If you can't hang the tail out and steer on the throttle around the average UK roundabout, you're not trying.
5. If you're in the ditch you need more training.

I say these things not to hurt, i, but to educate.

NB: My current fleet includes a Caterham Seven, rear wheel drive car lacking any form of electronic trickery, an Aston Vantage in which I switch the traction control and DSC off if wishing to hustle along in a fun manner, and a Jeep Grand Cherokee for when it snows. The glw has a front wheel drive car, which is just as it should be.

My murcialago is 4 wheel drive(lp640) so I would disagree with your point 2

[Sir C]

My murcialago is 4 wheel drive(lp640) so I would disagree with your point 2

Fair enough t; that is a matter of taste. I'm very much a traditionalist, I'm afraid. I drove an Audi Quattro for a while back in the day, and it just didn't do it for me.

[IUFG]

Fair enough t; that is a matter of taste. I'm very much a traditionalist, I'm afraid. I drove an Audi Quattro for a while back in the day, and it just didn't do it for me.

Have you driven the ultimate in chav cars, an Evo or STi, sc?

fúcking brilliant, they are...

[Sir C]

Have you driven the ultimate in chav cars, an Evo or STi, sc?

fúcking brilliant, they are...

I have indeed, i. Lots of fun. I had a mate who had a Scoobydoo Impreza with a massive aftermarket turbocharger. That was simply mental.

[IUFG]

I have indeed, i. Lots of fun. I had a mate who had a Scoobydoo Impreza with a massive aftermarket turbocharger. That was simply mental.

I had an Evo 9 as my toy car for a while. Fúcking blistering pace and handled like t was on rails.

I used to spend around £1,500 a year on tires alone.

I wish I had kept it tbh.

[Pat Vegas]

I knew this was a dangerous idea.
Now I am thinking of other cars.