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As far as I know this has always been legal in the UK. If you hit the animal yourself (and it is not considered wild), then picking it up and taking it is considered poaching, but if someone else has hit it and you find it dead then if it is on the public highway (this includes verges) you are legally allowed to make

1) On the graph the line on the first graph is always above the second, meaning it is more (and more is better, obviously)

I love the idea of sporty 4x4 cross-overs, which to my mind are like futuristic sporty moonbuggies, but as soon as they get on the road I don't want one and go back to my thing with a low centre of gravity. But as soon as I get my house on the moon...

Free carwash in Madeira.

If they can sell it at that price then it is obviously not too expensive. I can afford on myself, but I can drool. I mean dream.

I'd buy the 4 and then stick a 3-series badge on it to mess with people.

Needs a bit of work but looks tidy enough. I am glad those alloys do not come with it. Not sure if I would think about a restomod or just clean it up. NP.

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Have ice? Have roundabout? Have truck? Have polish driver? Have fun.

Because Arsecar.

The Silver Corsa? Looks like it got away with minor scrapes. The red thing is too fuzzy for me to work out what it is, I'm going to guess at Peugeot 106, but honestly have no clue.

Its a horrible frankencar made out of two things I don't care about, and for that reason I am quite attracted to it. Yeah, you might want to add some roll-over protection but it is not priced horrendously, so NP.

If that is supposed to be read as one to one, then for me that immediately brings to mind the Mazda 121, spot the resemblance:

Sorry, if you really want a jet-powered go-cart, just build your own, because then at least you can blame yourself if it explodes on you. CP.

Bristol. I'd never really want to buy one, even if I had the money and the patience. But I am glad they exist (unless they don't at the moment).

It may not be a powerhouse, but think of all the fun you could have in this little car. No V8, but it will attract all the right kind of attention. NP.

The Caterham Seven 160 is only 490 Kg, thanks to a 660cc motorbike engine.

Competitive snowplowing. We eventually get fed up of white slippery stuff on the roads, let's see how quickly we can get rid of it.

He is what they refer to as "local colour".

Madness is a great defense as long as you sow the seeds early enough. Or so the pixies tell me.