Or oath to the cars as your husband witnesses?

You mean a Ghosn town?

Is Nissan building a half ass city?

Ever heard of the 1972 Aquila?

In most (if not all) European countries it'd be signal left on approach and right to exit

And I'll add, his organisations were still going many years after the war

Max Mosely.

As UK plates stay with the car by default then over time they migrate.

Brown (lifted) wagon. Probably not a manual though

Were I live Generally car hire firms are ok, but I'm still in the habit of photographing the fuel guage on collection

There was an image

Look, it’s a real Toyotas now!

Not necessarily racing, but A.T. Goldie Gardner recovering from first world war injuries to take on land speed records before racing against time to run a modified MG to 200 mph on the German autobahn on the eve of WWII

I think the environmental impact angle is the one to look at here

Here in the UK it’s illegal to enter a junction (intersection) without a clear exit.

How well do all those handles work for people with limited dexterity?

Well aren’t you scum. It does take a special kind of prick to have absolutely no understanding of the world outside of their spectacularly blinkered view. I guess you’ve had a wonderfully privileged life as you’re comments make it quite clear you’re all for exploitation.

Turbo

Ive driven a lot in both deep snow in Finland (similar conditions to Alberta) as well as through snowstorms in mountainous areas of Scotland and Wales. In the UK very few people have winter tyres or carry chains. Can definitely say tyres make a bigger difference than AWD, both in capability and also that they don’t foo…

I think you may have something with French luxury style Chrysler