Engine on my car ate a sparkplug. Swapped in a new one. Everything worked first crank (Well, good mechanic). Swap a sensor, and the ECU re-learns to account.

Me oulfellas place in Wexford dates, at least, to the 1840s.

The inflight meals, baggage and the like will be extras.

I've only ever owned one car personally, which is a Mazda RX8.

And if you're in anyway fond of a bit of speed, ECM methods for jamming LIDAR and RADAR.

Mazda RX8.

DCS manages that unique feat of being a game where you're proud to have just managed to take-off. Then you land the plane in one piece.

Otherwise known as Need Another Seven Astronauts syndrome.

More like concurrent ideas.

This is a prime example of the dangers of brakes on cars.

I've driven a 90bhp eurodiesel. Full-size Renault Megane Estate, with three people and enough stuff in it for a weekend away. It has the same amount of torque as my RX8. But half the RPM, and much taller gearing.

Is it just me, or are these things starting to turn into self-parodies?

Im not sure whether an RX8 counts as a luxury car. On my budget, I suppose it does.

Mine's 2006 (owed for 9 months) and strting to hint at needing a rebuild in the next few months. But it's 9 years old now (Original invoice in car history). I figure it's like replacing the timing chain/belt on a piston engine.

About the only car that's cheaper in Europe than the US..... peculiar that they hold their value so much better over there. Still a lot of car for the cash.

Is this still going on?

The creepiest thing you can do is log in for the first time....

European Central Bank

I was 27 before I got enough money to buy my own car.... thanks ECB

That's interesting. You can see the paint outside start to burn after being ignited by the radiant heat from the smoke cloud, but the interior's still intact. It's so hot however that the inside of the car's starting to fill with pyrolised gasses. One they get up to enough of a temperature, the whole lot just lights.