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S'okay, I don't like the bumper tuck either Great work on the zorst and lights

They still do that? Handy to know.

Stuarty? Is that you? My local KF is fine. The Zed went there a couple of times, no probs with them at all.

*refuses to rise to the bait*

Awful news, so sorry to hear this. Fingers crossed he makes a recovery.

Good effort!

IT'S SPELT TYRES

I wonder if the other person's insurer happens to be part of the Admiral group...

Have a good hunt through the PH Roads section on their forums, some very good plans on there When in the summer are you going? MIght be worth avoiding the Stelvio as it'll be packed and taking in some of the other passes.

I'm always angry at stuff that irritates me. The Daily Fail tends to do that with a certain amount of regularity!

:lol:

Some branches are better than others. Surely you must have a local garage instead of a Kwik Fit? There must be thousands of them in Sheffield! And a silly question: Are you sure it's just the front pads that need doing, and KF are wrong in saying that they all need doing?

Must admit that's a very good point. The Zed is the bext car for long Euro schleps out of all the ones that we've mentioned, and it's not like it's particularly valuable and so needs the miles kept down.

What a non-story. The subject of the article should be how insurers did get the car fixed and a British engineering company did a fantastic job putting it back together, but instead it's a bloke guessing at his premium. Given how a young footballer would expect to pay £20K just to insure generic red sports car, I don't think £60K (if it is) is remotely expensive. It's 2% of the value of the car, or the equivalent of insuring a £30K 370Z for £600.

What are the car options? For road driving the 911 or Aston will feel more natural as they're not quite as wide as the more exotic supercar choices, so you feel more comfortable in them. That said, I'd be all over the Lambo like a fat kid chasing a Smartie down a hill.

That's pretty much my exact contract. It's a company phone though so I'm not too bothered

Not sure anyone plans on it mate

They all have short arms and deep pockets, too.

I'm with BBK on this one, no way would I be dipping a relatively open wound anywhere near soapy water. Pain, infection, MOAR PAIN

It's usually us, to be fair.

lolwut

Loads of room, you just need to be creative! Plenty of room for squishy bags behind the seats, and relocate the alarm sounder (10min job) and you can use the frunk too once you turn the spare upside down. We used to take ours away for camping weekends, great fun Would def go for the MX5 though if you have a lot of stuff to take. Just be aware, the boot isn't that big...

It has a terrible driving position. That alone would put me off wanting to do serious miles in it.

Surely Nexus4, no?

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/bmw/e36-3-series-91-99/bmw-3-series-328i-2dr-factory-hard-top-low-low-miles/892553 http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/bmw/e36-3-series-91-99/bmw-individual-e36-328i-convertible-m-sport-champagne-nappa-leather-harmon-kardon-system/1039362 Or sod the convertible and get an M3! http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/bmw/e36-m3-92-99/bmw-m3-evolution-individual-new-engine/1050215 Or this, which is far too cool: http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/mg/midget/superb-midget-with-overdrive--new-interior/892158 Barge tastic! http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/mercedes-benz/sl/1994-280-sl-automatic-bargain/405725 Bit newer: http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/mercedes-benz/slk/mercedes-benz-slk-230k-2dr-auto-fsh-amg-alloys-2keys-leather/829020