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Bipety bopety bump.

Does nobody search the forum at all any more? http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/81830-new-350z-z-logo-centre-caps-for-rays-18-alloy-wheels/

Someone might want to tell Alonso that; https://twitter.com/alo_oficial/status/576002087827329024

Not really, the engine was built to do well over that sort of mileage when properly maintained. It is, however, comfortably "above average" mileage for an '08 car so just double check the service history to make sure it's followed the correct schedule.

There's nothing in the ad that would put me off going to look at it - the front bumper appears to be peppered with stone chips (not unusual, especially for that mileage), the driver's seat bolster looks worn too and the engine bay needs a bit of a tidy; it's both filthy and has a few rusty bolts. None of which is necessarily a problem but all bargaining points. It's got a good service history and Abbey are traders on here so they might be able to give you more information on it. Worth going for a look in my opinion.

Stick a link up and we might be able to give you a better idea between us, but the point I was making that mileage alone doesn't make or break the decision... for some of us at least, I'm sure someone will disagree with me on that (again ).

Depends entirely on the overall condition of the car.

I think he may just have injured himself again.

That Honda powered Mclaren has gone a long way from last year... In the wrong direction, but still.

Is it just me who wonders why Manor went to the expense of shipping their cars, equipment & staff all the way to Australia only to not participate at all? A great use of the sparse finances if you ask me....

That's nothing, one time I didn't read the instruction manual AT ALL!

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/95640-interesting-car-for-somebody/ Everyone here seems to like it.

Dude, you've had more careers than Jordan, Hulk Hogan, and Postman Pat combined. Not really. I'm probably as old as all of them put together. No way you're 156+ years old, ....I call bs. Pictures or it didn't ha... ah forget it.

Bad day indeed, your car is now worth £5k less today than it was yesterday.

Except in this case it wasn't public knowledge until Clarkson was suspended by someone in authority.

The Honda sounds noticeably less refined than the Mercedes, especially on (on? with?) lift-off, I thought. I haven't decided if I like that or not yet.

Snow foam is a pre-wash prior to washing in the normal way. Most foams* are designed to remove and soften as much of the dirt from the surface as possible before any contact is made with the wash mitt/pad/media of choice. The idea being that the less dirt on the car during the contact wash, the less risk there is of inflicting marring. *Some foams are only designed to look pretty, because that's the important part according to some.

Of course. That's why I added that information, so that you can take that answer with a pinch of salt until someone on Facebook can officially confirm or deny the rumour.

According to Ted, "Yes.". Although he couldn't answer by how much as it's unlikely that many of the cars will be running flat out until the race, but he did confirm that they are indeed louder. ETA: that's Ted Kravitz by the way, not just some random guy I know on Facebook called Ted.

For a start, Will, they; Failed to mention that Guido couldn't have driven the car at the track regardless of whether Sauber "opted" to use him instead of Ericsson or Nasr. Failed to mention that whilst both Ericsson and Nasr were both sat in the cars throughout P1, Sauber opted not to run either car, despite making various other references to the session. Failed to mention how Sauber didn't provide Guido with a pass to get into the circuit. Failed to mention how Sauber refused Guido access to the Sauber pit or any of the support vehicles or designated areas at any point.

Typically, BBC Sport fails to mention a number of important facts in all of that.

Probably this, they're not allowed to pull you over for no reason, they must have a suspicion of unlawful activity. The were probably pulling you to see if they could "smell alcohol" or something and then when they realised you were clean they let you go. Or, perhaps they genuinely thought they spotted someone they know to be banned from driving (unlawful activity) and only realised it was a case of mistaken identity after pulling the car over. Y'know, like they told him. Just a suggestion.

... assuming the latest reports are actually what happened and not just further conjecture and here say.

Drug smuggling... er, I mean a small import/export business opportunity.

However, most domestic pressure washers have a maximum water temperature that they can withstand, so check that and first.