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You're wrong.

I've driven down the empty outside lane approaching a roundabout before when I wanted to turn left, passing all the queuing traffic then going right round the roundabout and taking the exit I wanted. Not entirely cricket, that.

Truth is that we've all been the caravan driver at some point (usually in central London) where you stick your nose in and hope the other person lets you in. The difference is that we've all backed out when that gap didn't appear, and waited for the next person.

Caravan driver shouldn't have pulled over, end of. There was no gap, so he had no right to do so. The lorry driver should've let him in really, but realistically no-one in their right mind would argue with a 30 ton artic!

Clio V6.

Lol, what a knobber!

Now that is a great link. If everyone saw that, life would be much easier.

In theory I agree, it should make no difference. However, in reality it's definitely quicker. Try it next time, I bet you get home faster

They're not cocking it up though, they're using an open lane. If everyone did it, then everyone would get there much quicker. The fact that people will sit and queue means that it's their own fault they're not getting to their destination sooner. That said, there's a difference between pootling down a lane of traffic and flying up at Warp 10, slamming the brakes on at the last minute. One is okay, one is just stupid.

Pre-991 GT3/RS definitely. NSX is silly right now, I don't believe that bubble will last though. GT-R Nismo, especially if the next one has hybrid stuff on it.

I hope the Renault driver tries that one day with someone filming it, and the car behind can't stop in time and ploughs into the back of him. That's as close to dangerous driving as I've ever seen on camera.

Kimi is a knob. I hope Ferrari drop him next year.

What caused the short?

That's a completely different question though, isn't it? Wanting a new car as opposed to picking a usable supercar within budget.

Mouthwash loves me

Of course you can, everyone does unless they're utterly, utterly minted. And if they are, they're not buying the poverty spec McLaren

^^^ Perfect.

Perfect, ta Right, so you've bought MPSS, that makes much more sense. Good job, they're great tyres That said, you could just have said that in the first place!

I'm very confused. This thread is about Michelin Cross Climates. They're not available in the sizes you mentioned, as per my link. I don't know who Nic is, but your link doesn't go anywhere near a post to help me. I just want to know what you bought!

I wasn't pushing, I was asking a question. Some of us love the Zed, despite not owning one at the moment. Some of us stay because we have made some great friends here over the years, not because of what car we or they happen to drive atm.

http://www.michelin.co.uk/tyres/michelin-crossclimate They only go up to 17" at the moment, so again, what are you buying?

I suspect that'll be the better car, given ow it sounds like they're tuning the suspension more for the road than the track. That can only be a good thing.

The car DEFINITELY needs to be wet, else you'll wreck the paintwork. You can use the rinsing water if there's enough of it, but I always use QD as you really need a lot of water with a clay and invariably there's never enough left on the bloody car when I try and cheat.

The 18" versions aren't out until next year AFAIK, so what are you buying?

Stop it you b*stards