Don’t forget that he failed selling steaks to Americans.

Or went bankrupt trying to sell steaks to Americans.

If you choose to pick up your new vehicle in Wolfsburg with the factory delivery option, they will store it in there before you take delivery. It’s basically a vending machine for cars.

If you know the number plate anyone can google the MOT history. Think of it as a more accurate carfax for free.

In Britain the plates are issued by the date of the first registration and always stay with the car. An 08 plates means first half of 2008, 56 means second half of 2016 and so. Even if you drive a mint example of an older vehicle every grandma knows it’s old. 

Came here to post about the digital dash, which is somewhat ineresting. Doesn’t save the car from meh-ness but it should have at least been worth mentioning as it’s probably the only interesting thing about the Tipo/Tempra. 

It’s all good. I actually posted a quote from a not that well known source that might have been seen as offensive, so I heavily edited that.

... Well, there are those who like to burn things and then the others who like to burn people.

It also starts a vicious cycle of debt, assuming that people without insurance don’t have it because money is tight.

Isn’t insurance mandatory? I don’t find that too harsh.

Germany only wants to see a new car after 3 years, then every two years. So you would be fine over there.

My indie mechanic in Bavaria was located right next to a TÜV station. When you told them to get your car through inspection, they rolled it through in the morning. If it passed, it passed, if not they fixed EXACTLY what was on the laundry list they got from them and nothing else and then rolled it through again in the…

All Mc Ds in the UK look like this:

Welcome to the UK!

You are aware that they were sold like that in Yurrup?

I fully support the idea of getting an E61. Here’s mine during last month’s Europpomeet, during which drove what pretty much were rally stages.

Not enough “trust me” thrown in at random points where it almost makes no sense.

The Thema is part of the Saab 9000/Alfa 164/Fiat Chroma family.

That’s kind of a tradition with Accord wheels.