...is a carpeted emergency stairwell.

Two-plate cars are common in Hong Kong and Macau, China’s two former colonies, as business owners and staff frequently cross their respective borders to work in neighbouring Guangdong Province.

Gone but not forgotten!

Took the afternoon off from parenting to do all the reading and voting.

Seen near my office.

Not a single CUV in the outdoor parking area of my block tonight. There is a 4Runner at the far end.

One thing that I like about my neighbourhood is the thick blanket of seasonal trees. By Californian suburbia standards, it looks spectacular at this time of year.

Date night usually doesn’t see this car come out. Parked next to a sweet Abarth.

Once in a while, someone like Zoidberg or K-Roll asks us how we’re all doing here.

Happy Sunday all!!

集会 literally means nothing more than “a gathering,” but apparently this is the 6th annual event. It’s sort of a smaller and milder Wekfest, a show focused on Japanese tuner cars.

In an effort to get rid of the ants that infested my XJ while the dealer had it, they had sent the car to get detailed. This included the engine bay, where about half of the ants were found to be hiding.

I only realised that Iveco was Italian when I was reading about the new cars for the Hong Kong Police.

A righteous infestation.Courtesy of my JLR dealer.

Transmission error light came on after a nasty commute (Jag’s in the shop for auto start stop issues). Re-started the car and the transmission error went away, while the Check Engine remained.

Happy Monday.

Saw another stock-looking EP3 Si near my home. Still kinda wish I had the garage space for one.

It’s been more than 15 years since I’ve had anything to do with my old high school in Cupertino, CA. But I still come back on occasion for a quiet walk. Not that I can afford to live around here!!

Was cruising to an early morning meet on Sunday, when...

Good morning Oppo......debuting the 4C and its decidedly un-masculine silhouette at my favourite photo spot. Phone dial wheels let you know that “he” is a little old-fashioned.