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My wife and I went looking at fireplaces this morning. Lo and behold, the guy has an S550 GT. Instant friends and I get a "good car taste" discount.

How about well over 300 kmh in the Porsche 919 on that track?

I feel your pain. I feel the same way listening to a capella, and trying to pick out the castrato.

I'll second the gear display and I'd like track steering to be available in custom mode. Also, the ability to change the various custom modes without going into settings.

Please God, No, not Dark Horse Boss. I can just see it. What d'you drive? A Dark Horse mumble mumble..................

If this is true of Ford quality control, I'm surpised they sell any cars at all. In all the cars I've driven over the last 55 years, most of which were front engine/rear drive, I have never experienced drivetrain vibration as described here. Even the last one, a Toyota 86 which had the NVA...

You'd be better off getting a GTD.

Triumph TR6? been there, done that too. Many Triumphs were like that. Great for working in the driveway on rainy days.

Gas powered or 'lectric?

There is an element of the Greenie thing. But there were also the early adopters, if it's new, it's great. The same people that queue up for an I Phone that's the same as their old I Phone. The virtue signallers, the same people who bought Prius's and hid the Bentley in the garage. And there's...

I wouldn't object to a few restrictions on noise near me. If I can tell the number of cylinders of some of these fools cars and bikes from 2 kms away, it's too f'n loud. Here's the stupid bit. We have decibal limits for vehicles. So what the boi racers do is put a stock exhaust on, get the noise...

JBV1 app for V1 can easily have this. The latest addition is is ALPR location alerts.

Bloody hell, I didn't know I had a brother in the US

Fugly at any speed? Aplogies to Mr Nader

Travesty. Should have named it the Frigidaire. Nothing else is cool about it.

Leaf blowers, who uses one to dry the car off? I do and I get strange looks from the neighbours.

My Nolan bike helmet is pretty light for a polycarbonate design - 1.62kgs. I would not like to go sideways and hit a wall at 2 - 3 g's force wearing it, that's nearly 5 kgs swinging on my neck. But then I don't want to smash my bare head against the B pillar either. I saw a driver killed by...

A good example is the UK. Power prices have risen a lot. Public charging has gone through the roof for fast charge, to the point it is more expensive than diesel to "fill". So, surprise, surprise, EV sales have tanked, diesel sales are growing. Our power prices have also risen by around 60%...

$NZ3 ($US1.77) per litre for 98 here at the moment and has been up to $3.35, 95 is around $2.60. And, I drive a Coyote V8, because I want to. Currently we're running bout 40/60 usage between that and my wife's fuel miser. But only because it's winter and I'm not keen on washing 2 cars every...

OK, I remember now. Misha said Hanns devices weren't allowed, and he didn't feel safe without one with a helmet. He has got a point there, I'd never ride my bike without a helmet, but riders are subjected to different forces in a crash. There's lots of direct force on your neck when wearing a...