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That's pretty bad. Probably wouldn't justify summary execution, but it's close.

We can't be too tough on those less fortunate.

I think the 90's, and maybe late 80's were the golden age for drivers. Cars weren't as capable, but were still OK, and needed to be driven properly. Govt and cops hadn't really cottoned onto the revenue side of enforcement, so weren't as ever present as now. So you could get away with some...

I'm showing my age here, but if manufacturers think their customers can't drive a manual without all this nonsense, should they be selling them? A properly calibrated throttle response and a clutch pedal with feel, job done.

I'm still a bit surprised at street engines running 12:1 or more. But I do come from the days of 9:1 being high comp.

I've wondered about that. It does a good job in fast road driving, and it works well on track too?

It's easy to tell if it's wheel spinning or even clutch slipping, The rpm increases, speed doesn't in proportion.

Thanks, nice to meet them. I may be too old.

Apparently they shag under their parents roof now. I could barely even take a girl home when I was a teenager. That's why we left home as soon as we could.

I have a pair of custom made, padded microfibre gloves for hood closing.

You were 46 years younger.

I think they're both model specific.

Just between you and your chiropractor?

W T F? 😲 I'm glad I'm keeping this then

There's no guarantees in life. But in all the time I was riding, I never had a serious injury and the only two times a car knocked me off my bike was when I was stationary (and couldn't get out of the way) and the silly buggers hit me at walking speed. Many of my cop mates could tell the same...

Jeez, aren't we spoiled. I remember cars without exterior mirrors, and fixed seatbacks.

A watched car never arrives

I'm damn sure you've swallowed the entire owners manual. (Burp)

The Waiting is the hardest part. Thanks for the music Tom

This car has been the best I've had for easy, reliable wireless phone connection, by a country mile.