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I had the Cupra version of that. It was excellent, but built in Germany. I guess it shows.

I like the idea of mobile service, then I could keep an eye on them. But no main dealers seem to do it here.

You're right. Euro cars seem to start having problems a few years down the track when all the plastic bits are ageing and people skimp on maintenance.

If you think that's embarrasing. I was driving cabs for a while, I saw a cabbie use touch unlocking on her Toyota. So I asked her about it and she showed how it worked. That night I was telling my wife about it, and she said our 6 month old GT86 has that.🙄

Of all the new cars I've had the most serious fault was clutch judder on a new Honda Prelude, a tail light full of water on a GT86, and a slight oil leak from a DSG cover on a Cupra Ateca. So, Jap - 2 euro - 1. US - none. So far🤞

Is this a full service check or just oil and filter change

A contradiction in terms, or possibly an oxymoron, or both. :wink: PS I also had my first ride in a Model 3 Uber, super quiet, not much space in the back, but the ride made the Mustang feel like a limo.

I like black cars, I'll never own one, my OCD would redline

It was in Cefalu, one of the streets just below the Rocca, Viccolo Anonimo I think, Google showed it as a through road, it wasn't. I literally had to fold the mirrors to get to a place I could turn in. Possibly not common, but we did see similar ones in Ercolano. I guess you'd get used to it if...

I got red cars out of my system in the 80's. I don't mind it, just not for me. So it's blue for me, all shades except baby. And pastel.

That's car abuse, he's a carophile.

I saw a vid of a car transporter being transported unintentionally by a freight train. Luckily there was nothing of value on it, just a bunch of Teslas. But it did put me off. I did move my bike interisland with the furniture moving company. They tied it down, then made a cave of mattresses...

We had no choice, Google maps can be problematic in Italy. The car was not a Mustang luckily. It was a fully insured rental = indestructible.

I've done that with 3 new cars. A few hundred kms getting to know it, nice road trip and an excuse to go driving.

I found folding mirors an absolute necessity in some small Italian streets😰

No, do not bring me into your shitfight. I was having a laugh.

You know what the motive is? The thrill of the chase, and "he's not going to beat me" attitude. We all had it to varying degrees, and it's worst in the younger guys. You do grow out of it, age brings wisdom, sometimes.

Yeah, that has often occurred to me. We did have a very low crash rate compared to regular Police though. 2 full training days a week for 3 months, track work with cars and bikes, off and on road with bikes and enforcement driving. It was very thorough. We did have a case a few years back where...

OK, I think you missed the banter part of my post. A joke in other words. I've have had a business, and have done retail sales, I know about dealing with awkward people, and good ones. I did really enjoy one job where the customer was always wrong though.

I'd be surprised if they limited it to 104mph. Bloody Corollas would leave it for dead.