The Express is a tabloid newspaper owned by a right wing nutter who hates the BBC and used to own a competing free to air TV channel in the UK. The Express backs UKIP financially and editorially.

Totoro is a brilliant film. I would have been tempted to include Howl’s Moving Castle but I guess that isn’t for ‘really’ little kids.

Still missing the ability to organise the home screen menu, quick deletion of notifications and quick shutdown of controllers/remotes

I like the red one, the silver one looks like an abortion.

To be fair, the one where the guy is wearing a white T-shirt, with the London Underground logo on it, is blind and so couldn’t see the interviewer going to high five him.

My mistake, it was someone else who mentioned Crappy Tire.

The car is actually near Kelowna, the article has it way wrong

It’s the nickname that everyone I know gives it. I love it in an love hate way, generally because it’s staffed by sullen youth who add to the crappy experience.

I’ve always known them to be over-riders. I always thought they were used to comply with bumper height rules in different markets.

I lived in Alberta and while you did hear it, mainly it was used to by people who relocated from the east or their parents had. It’s pretty much extinct in BC.

Only out east, it’s not really a western Canada thing

Torsion bars in a Beetle are very easy to wind down to stance.

The car is located 4.5 hours and 220 odd miles from Vancouver. That’s like saying a car for sale in New York is in Boston.

Get the name right........Crappy Tire please

It’s in the interior, about 3-4 hours from Vancouver. They get a bit more snow there but not as much as out east and a lot less salt is used.

So it’s only link to AMG is some tarting up? They haven’t played around with the engines?

They were awful! My first car was a Talbot Horizon (Dodge Omni) in poop brown, with more rust than metal. Wheezy 1.3 four pot that sounded like it needed oil, they all did that, and a non-existant gate on the gearbox so you had to guess where the gears where.