Yes, you're right, it was pretty dire back then. I think the silliest I've experienced was the first Audi Allroad with sat nav: just a black and white display with directional arrows and a urgent German female computer voice.

I remember this car, it had a tiny shitty sat nav. A post stamp with 1 lumen. I drove it for a week as a rental upgrade from a Clio (in snow).

As in big, and spacious? Probably something with teak as well...

I agree, pretty much anything Group

That's wonderfully mad :)

I strongly disagree, it's a super young car company with bold ideas and great success. Not many companies compare to it and those short term profit seeking idiots should look at other stock. It's not 2007 anymore.

Yep, MIT is not showing very much "rapid development" in this area, they had these things in Zurich years ago... http://www.iris.ethz.ch/

Merry Christmas btw ;)

Cool plate, but these (near where I live) are still my favourites (note: he's got a DBS now, pic's older)

And ...

Thank you, I snorted too !

and with Dutch design and electronics ( and components from.. probably China & Taiwan)
https://www.ultimaker.com/blogs/news/201…

The guys in Silicon valley also received an Ultimaker 2 (open source baby!), https://www.ultimaker.com/products/ultim…

So definitely an international affair ;)

Fair point, but it's mostly the length and shitty visibility. It's otherwise a shit hot vehicle.

Interceptor 3S (obviously)

She's very hard to park and doesn't fit in 99% of UK's bloody parking garages

Yeah, they were even driving on the correct side of the road (UK == left).

That rear is a bit too droopy (as that whole MB segment at the moment).

Like the A3 Sportback and the horrific BMW X1

Fun (useless) fact, the new guy in my street has a white Dino as his daily driver.

No (not in EU as far as I've seen), but many have plates because they mix with road legal vehicles, require insurance and sometimes need to cross a public road. I love big, low tugs.

She is an idiot, 100% guilty.