It took a phonecall from my girlfriends mother and a visit from the police to find out that you can open all windows on a Citroën C4 with the remote. To make a short story long:

Reminds me of a flying Robin.

To avoid misunderstandings an jumping to conclusions from my part, but what is your definition of good to drive?

So you can imagine how good it is to drive one, considering the trouble all the Alfa owners you know go through fixing their cars.

Here's an update on Spyker in Dutch language:

I'm not sure if she really wanted to kill me. If so, I probably would not be typing this. However, I was looking for a practical classic and found a BMW 2002 Tii Touring. Usually it was a pleasure to drive and more practical than modern cars of the same size (could fit two windsurfboards, some sails and other…

I remember taking my BMW 2002 tii for a spin on a snow covered empty parkinglot. I accidently parked it in a way I could not reverse out as there was no grip on the rear wheels and the front wheels were stuck in a little ditch. I decided to use the floormats under the rear wheels for extra grip. That didn't work, I…

If you're still around: On Tuesday nights, the Yas Marina F1 racetrack is open for the public to run or cycle some laps. Admission is free and bicycles can be rented for a small fee.

I'm not 100% sure if this one has been for sale all the time since I first saw it. If so, then it must be 3 or 4 years. Someone please buy it. I know it's a lot of money, but it's such a sweet little car. It deserves to be driven.

Let your demands be fulfilled...

There has been one for sale for a long time here in NL. I never went to look at it because I didn't want to fall in love and pay 6000 Euro (yes, 6000 euro) for it.

I saw one on display in a shopping center last week. My first reaction was similar: Oh dear, they're going the mini route. But when I had a good look, I think it's not a bad family car. The only mistake was to stick the 500 badge on it. Multipla would have been a better name if it wasn't associated with the odd…

Cool car dude!

My '72 BMW 2002 Touring took two windsurf shortboards inside a long one on top and a passenger on the back seat. To take those boards in my Alfa 156 SW, I have to remove a part of the back seat and leave the passenger at home. Also 80's cars had a good interior space/exterior size ratio. I think my '86 Fiat 127 was…

Great racing action on the onboard cam. To bad they crashed it. But hey, just hammer out the dents a bit, fix the mechanics and make an awsome ratcar of it.

I saw one on the Jarama Vintage Festival in Madrid. Unfortunately I did not see it racing, but before loading it on the truck I managed to snap a picture of it together with my Alfa. Next week I saw the same car on a concours d'elegance in Madrid. As the driver was about to leave I showed him the same picture. It was…