Select what you want to copy, Press Ctrl+C, go to cell you want to paste in then Ctrl+V, works for me, if it doesn't for you then there is something wrong with your computer

I think you did get the right image there (based on the wheels) I just try to ignore the flat 4 version because it's so pathetically underpowered

this is best Porsche ever made, not RUF :)

No, I can agree with you that not every Porsche is great (the cayenne, macan, 928, 968 are horrible), but I do love that 914/6 it's a very underrated Porsche

You tell me.

did you not read the article?

Thanks, just googled it, seems like it's predominately a motorbike exhaust, weird concept

umm, anyone got an idea what this is all about?

what plugins do you use, I've used Notepad++ for awhile now and never thought about the need for a plugin so not really sure what's out there

care to share a link to the video :D for educational purposes obviously...

I'm gonna go ahead and assume the "speed" involved was, like, a million miles an hour, or maybe 30 to 40. I'm not a collision expert.

sounds incredibly dangerous to me, I can foresee people either slamming their brakes on or swerving violent as they become disoriented by the siren

they have been a thing for ages, my 2002 MG ZT has them

yeah I'm checking the right place, small expansion tank next to the radiator with a high pressure cap, temp gauge seems fine as it always starts at cold and goes up to the middle of the gauge in a reasonable time

the problem was the car was no longer road worthy, if he had a side impact then he'd most likely would of died due to losing the strength, rigidity and safety from the doors which were no longer there

I do have a temp gauge in my car that I keep an eye on and I always see it go up to half way, never goes any higher yet when I checked my coolant there was none in the tank, it must've leaked somewhere away from the engine hence no burnt coolant smell

you must have a good sense of smell then or a very highly scented coolant then as I can barely smell mine

How often to check it: Twice yearly: once before summer and again before winter. How often to replace it: Every 2-3 years.

Would be nice to have a printer friendly version so I don't use a whole black cartridge in one go

Just wrap your current one with a nice vinyl