It have the Octavia's baby sister, the Fabia vRS and adore it. Quick, comfy and practical. I have the estate version, and can fit pretty much anything in the back. What's not to love?

The British police have had this ability for a while now. It doesn't allow them to take a phone whenever the feel like it- it's reserved for major accidents or those they think the mobile may have played a part. The couldn't seize and examine every phone. The cost would be far too great.

Thought donuts were banned in F1?

Eh. If you want to impress me, show me how well it brakes after three runs down the hill towing that weight. Moving off is optional. Stopping isn't.

Eh, looks like a listening face to me. I have photos of me when I know I was really happy that look bitchy/sad. Camera just caught me at a bad time.

I have all of these minus the money in my boot. Also folks, keep paper towels in your car. They're really handy to have.

I'm so excited to see the Beetles go out and kick butt. It's going to be awesome.

They have six gears, right?

Thanks. :) I know I feel all kinds of wrong if I drive without a (normal) seatbelt on, so I guess it's the same thing.

In the same vein, thank you so much for indulging me when I had a mini freak out and waved at you (while you were eating) at Lydden Hill. :)

Does it take long to get used to the feeling of being so strapped in?

How easy (or hard) are the rallycross cars to drive? I know they have power steering, but I'm guessing that it's nowhere near as light as a road car's.

They're really comfy, too.

I dunno. I've just had a fridge in mine. :)

The Rapid Spaceback isn't an estate. The boot is smaller. It's a weird kind of hatchback.

It's a vRS. (I have the Fabia vRS estate and adore it. Makes me sad that they're not making any more.)

I keep mine in the fridge purely because I have no-where else to keep them. My kitchen is tiny!

But by using lights, you're making yourself more visible to car drivers. :) It's the people who make no effort at all that annoy me. I almost killed someone last winter because he was riding down a dark (unlit) lane on a black bike in dark clothing. Put against a dark hedge, I didn't see him until I way too close to…

Not to blame the cyclist here or anything, but why his he wearing all black? It can be very hard to see people on bikes if they don't try to make themselves more visible.

Ah, yes. I know that pain. Current car is silver, so it shows every bit of muck.