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Chrome Orange is gorgeous in the flesh, great choice

Also, anyone click here and expected to see a supercharged Zed?

Vile.

Don't put used in, always go for new on these.

Wondered if that was the case. Cancel the current order, then either start again or just go elsewhere. Like Plusnet, for example, who are excellent.

Only four figures? Pfft, might as well buy the fake. #TeamM&S

I assume you have a BT line?

You can go off people, y'know.

That's a sodding perfume! :lol: Lotus Chrome Orange, or Porsche Riviera Blue. Google them, then tell me I'm wrong. P.S. I'm not.

What do you have on the front? V12s aren't actually that bad, however assuming that conditions were good then yes, it's your right foot.

Not many, aside from the obvious. They're too mass produced. I reckon the BRZ86 has a decent chance in about 30 years, assuming they don't do a successor. Think about it: A relatively light 2+2 RWD coupe, with a revvy engine and excellent fuel consumption. In the future of turbochargers and higher fuel costs and everything either FWD for cost or 4WD 'cos no one can drive for toffee, I reckon they'll be quite desirable.

If no-one buys it, BT will have to sell the rights back to Sky and ITV and then we don't have to put up with sh*t coverage

Should be fine, you've not altered the aspect of the ratio F to R by changing to 245/45 and 265/45 as opposed to 225/45 and 245/45 as stock. I don't think the OEM 245/45 look particularly bulbous, but each to their own on that one.

Why not? Genuine question.

How's this?

Hell, I'll loan you the £200 myself if you don't have a credit card!

It's only £200, chuck it on a card and deal with it next month. Better that than spend the next year running round on crap tyres.

Don't be tight, it's the only thing keeping your car in contact with the road.

It will, it would also make the ride more comfortable at the expense of immediacy from turn in.

RAC for me too. I work on the basis that the bigger the company, the more likely they are to have a spare vehicle to come rescue me. Unless you're scraping on the floor, a regular low loader will be fine.

That would be fine, as you keep the 20mm stagger. No need to go wider unless you really want to.

Fair comment. However, if Sky stopped paying as much for the rights as they do and someone outbids them then fine, that's capitalism! If the money drops then the PL will survive on what they have, they're not going to suddenly go bust.

Disagree. They had PL exclusivity for years, and the quality improved year on year without question. Prices were capped at a sensible level (anyone think that SS is too expensive? No? Me neither) that the market was happy with. If they had started playing silly buggers then no doubt the government/EU would have intervened, but they didn't. As far as I can tell, they've been nothing but 100% fair.

Arse

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