You don’t have an oil filter wrench??

I saw the opportunity and jumped 😂

That whole project was bullshit and went nowhere but he was reporting on something that was being developed and was prototyped.

A short car requires the driver to sit frther upright, so takes more vertical space.

a days van rental can drop below £20, for a decent sized Transit or similar maybe £50.

I too stand behind it. Better that than in front of it

Think the film was before the reveal of the car

That’s because it's oppo

You got the corporate ownership the wrong way around. BMW owned the whole of Rover group and on applying the company up sold Land Rover to Ford.

Used to leave the car exposed and unlocked, but lived in a tiny place. People could grab the keys from within the car to move it and return after shifting heavy equipment past.

Design is important. How it looks and how it feels, how it makes you feel are all design.

It depends on the Caliber of driver

OK, no idea how to add the photo of the flaming Tesla.
Use your imagination guys.

Example A

The M25 is often referred to as the worlds largest car park, keeping up may not have been as hard as imagined.

You can pretend you’re driving a McLaren F1

Does the unit have spare aux at the back? If so then you can feed a jack to somewhere like central cubby

Ideally a city centre should be “owned” by pedestrians (and possibly well behaved cyclists).

Surely all cars are designed with them. Are there any other countries beside the USA and Canada that have regions that do not require plates? Pretty sure every other country does. And even vehicles designed for North American market only will be designed with states/provinces that require a plate in mind