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Perhaps you mean a diaspora. We are having one now too, if things don't get better the only ones left will be those too stupid and/or stoned to leave.

Maybe, maybe not. I would not have bought the 4, even if one was available. A V8 Mustang is a true automotive icon. And, as I found out, a bloody good car.

My PPF guy used a heat gun, but, as you say, the decal is the issue. You could try on a small section to see what happens.

OK, I guess it's sales down here I heard.

Apparently they're not. Buying them.

No, not a remake of Bullet with a man child playing the part of the equal coolest actor ever?

I preferred ion, it sounds more engineery.

Happy New Year all. When summer arrives (sarcasm, our weather has been crap) There's some kms to be put on Bonnie. Hope '26 is better than '25 all round.

Did they replace the bracket?

If you have a bore scope or hand mirror and torch, try and see for yourself where it's coming from. Just to make sure your dealer gets it right.

Rattles/buzzing are a huge PIA. Both my last car and my wife's had buzzes I could have sworn where in the dash centre, one was the downshift paddle on mine and another was the release button on the handbrake on hers. Best way to find rattles is to get someone else to drive while you put...

Water spots are the bain of my life. I don't know if it's available in the US, but Duraseal spot remover worked well on my wife's car. There will be other brands. Dilute white vinegar is supposed to work too. There's always buffing as well.

We have a lot of that. One idiot is doing 15 - 20 kmh under the limit, the next two or three are too incapable/scared to overtake, and you end up with a convoy of pissed off drivers. Then, all too often, someone makes the wrong move and you have a head on fatal. This is why I love the rolling...

Jesus wept. As I said, lock the w⚓s up, throw away the key.

Mine fold, not sure if they're bigger than US ones. If they are, I'll gloat. It doesn't make a lot of difference when they're folded though.

Unlike some, I don't think it's wise to teach using driver aids. A learner should learn to control accelerator and clutch unassisted. Stalling at low rpm is not damaging, try to limit kangarooing though, it's not good for the drive train if done too often. Initial training in something like a...

I'm in two minds about pursuits. If you chase, there is greater risk. But as I have seen, pulling back does not guarantee the offender will slow down. Then there is the question of why they're running - hiding something really bad? As for aircraft, the guy I bought one of my bikes off was chased...

I like it. It must suit my weird hearing issues.

You could try quieter tyres, but there might be a performance compromise. I found Mich PS5's to be quieter than the P Zeros on my last car.

I was shocked at the braking performance of some Teslas. If it goes quick I'd want it to stop quicker.