Here is an exploding manhole cover.

There is only one RAF that matters...

THE Royal Air Force. I know Sweden has an air force and some royalty, but we got got dibs on the name.

And here I thought it was the lonely Welsh who were scaring them...

That's what I meant. You could choose to have it in FWD or RWD based on what engine you went for- The rest of the bodyshell/interior/design was the same (except the RWD ones has a transmission tunnel.

I thought that. The closest was the Golf which was an '89/'90 registered model. The Nova was a facelifted '90's model and I don't believe the mk3 Fiesta was ever around in the '80's, well especially not in XR2i form and James' car was a '91. I understand why the cars were chosen as they were the boy racer cars of…

Why did they talk so much about the 80s when the hatches were from the 90s?

Now I dislike cyclists, but then I also dislike Audi drivers... but which one is worse? There's only one way to find out.... FFFI- oh, they've already started.

US Army Mine-Resistant Armored Personnel Vehicles!
US Army Mine-Resistant Armored Personnel Vehicles!
US Army Mine-Resistant Armored Personnel Vehicles!

There's a whole roof going to waste there!

It always pisses me off whenever a US publications refer to Sherlock/Dr Who/Top Gear as seasons. Series is the proper word for it, so refer to US tv shows as seasons if you want but always refer to british tv show as series. This apply to football too.

What a surprise! Conflation in an American article of the terms "British" and "English". Adele is Welsh, so how can she be "Queen of the English music scene"?

I think I'm just going to start referring to the entire USA as Texas. See how you guys like it...

From an exasperated Scot.

Ford Scorpio, sold from 1994-98 in the European market. The styling of the entire car is pretty shocking. Here's the back:

Ha! Came to post that exact picture.

Yes, but:

And yet Seat sell this.

What a FWD BMW might look (and handle) like: