Yes and all-weather tires are rated as snow tires

All weather tires not all season

All weather tires not all season, there is a massive difference

I didn’t mention all season tires, I’m talking about all weather tires.

With modern compounds there is no need to have a separate set of winter tires. There are some tires that are designed to be used all year round. Expensive but cheaper than two sets of tires and rims.

......(I mean a car designed within the last, oh, decade or so) that’s not afraid to make the B-pillar a color other than black.

2 of the 3 were not designed within the last decade or so. The Niva is from 1977 and the Priora is a refreshed 110 which is from 1995.

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Nasty crash but at no point did I think ‘Oh wow he’s dead’.

The RSR is super special

Someone’s been reading Oppo ;)

Definitely an Aussie, but maybe one based in the UK as he mentions driving on the M4.

Obviously it depends on where you live, but here in Canada it’s pretty normal to leave your doors unlocked when in the house. I guess we just have a safer society and I find it very sad that many in the US feel so under threat that they need to arm themselves because the world is not that scary.

Completely agree.......all car fans win, we get to have Clarkson, Hammond & May in a new show, with less PC restrictions we hope, and we also get a new TG with two great car people in Harris & Schmidt (if they are part of the show) and Evans is a great TV host.

Not for very long though

Why would you expect the new show to be a carbon copy of the old show? The old show wasn’t a carbon copy of the original TG and the new show HAS to be different if it is to be a success. Evans is a great presenter with a love/hate style/personality, just like Clarkson but that is where the similarity ends. Harris is…

I don’t know what any of that means

Most people here leave their doors unlocked and crime is very very low. Many have guns but not for home protection.......and no it’s not a rural location but a major city of 3 million.

And yet where I live there are a large amount of guns in private hands and yet way less violent crime. The need for a gun in the home for your protection is not a major requirement for most of the population. Those that do have guns use them for hunting.

And what is the percentage of all break and enter burglaries are the ones that end up with an attack on an occupant?