canyon2015
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2005 Audi A4. A good car.
Maan...this thread is kind of long.
I was bored and I just randomly thought about this topic, and posted it...expecting to get like only five replies...
Priory Lane Road Rage - http://www.marketwatch.com/story/dr...road-rage-incident-caught-on-video-2015-06-02
I've often cycled down Priory Lane on the way to Richmond as it is a quiet side road.
Not dangerous at all and usually Richmond drivers I think are better than your average riff raff.
This guy takes the biscuit though. Don't even know what his gripe is about. Just decides to cut into cyclists path and objects to cyclists call for space.
I've had one or two of these but not half as bad as this one. I would have gotten off my bike for this one. His lucky he didn't do that to me.
Video is full off abuse. Bewarned.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=97&v=vDvrkJkCdJg
Take it easy out there guys... Love and peace and all that jazz...
I have a Ferrari and run a BMW as my daily driver, but neither are as a result of my trading expertise.
hmmmmmmm..............
cyclist vs driver is sadly a very very contentious issue and made worse by our horrendously old and narrow road system in the uk....
been on both sides of the fence and no current solution.....generally I err a long way on the side of caution as a driver (you will never win whatever you say) and as a cyclist I try not to play chicken with larger vehicles as you come second physically .........no matter what the legal rights and wrongs and videos etc .............law of size matters when you are faced with 2ton+ of car............you will lose
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I've been eyeing a 1999 Mercedes-Benz SL600 for a short while...I'm a sucker for the year 1999...and also that 12 cylinder engine
The question could have been - what car would you like to drive ?
My answer would be an Aston Martin DB5
Second link shows mileage as 96,000.
Assuming it's true, cars back then used to conk out after 100,000.
You'll spend more money fixing it up and it staying in the garage then driving it.
Reliability has increased now but 20 years ago was different.
$2500 to have engine serviced! I'm sure it'll need few more of those.
Reminds me of Dallas
Over beers the other day, Rathcoole did indeed own up to driving one of these.. errr... cars.
But one look at Rath & one look at the Juke.... well it just does not fit together.
Looks very much like a frog to me. Perhaps Rath thinks it'll turn into a handsome Porsche one day...