TVR....

You and me both brother...

In a non-flag waving way, it's what MG/ Triumph/ Rover could have been, but they balls'd it up. I'd love for us to have a proper British brand :(

You must be a troll... All of the designs the Americans have managed to fuck up (let's start with the Plymouth Prowler) and you're arguing about the company that produced the Chimera and Sagaris? Get a fucking grip.

I have to admit I'd love the Gran Turismo. Not the Quattroporte. I was actually looking at a CTS-V estate in the UK but they're like 50K. When you consider that you can get an R8 for that it's stupid money. Plus you can get an RS6 for that... I sorta like the UK, but the green taxes are stupid. I pay 260 gbp for my…

Ex Buick? You must be kidding... please be joking...

As a Brit who does enjoy dubstep I think there's a progression from other forms of music :)

Agreed, it needs petrol and a turbo :P

I was hoping someone had posted this.

Not just dat ass, dem hips too!

I really like the Panamera....

That sounds awesome.

It's worse driving an auto after a manual, and trying to shift into first when you've not quite come to a stop and throwing the shifter into park. Cue red face. :P

Wasn't it at like midnight? If a parent is taking a child to ballet class at that time then Afroduck probably isn't the danger here...

The looks are less brilliant in the UK, plus it's nowhere near as good as the competition for what they're asking price-wise. Our po-po use them... and a Hyundai...

...why is that racist? :S

You're lucky. I spend 5 hours undoing one bolt on mine the other day. Worth it, took her for a spin after and everything was all better. :3

I drive an Alfa and all of the oil gets changed from the top every three thousand miles. :(

My uncle had an ex-police one at 1 point. You could always tell an ex-police V70 because it was bright white, had no stereo and had numerous holes in the body for antennae. But holymotherfuckingshit that thing was fast. Pretty reliable too, until some guy drove a Range into the back of him. Barely a mark on the Range,…

In my (admittedly mostly uninformed) opinion, I believe most of these older cross-channel ferries do not have vertical stabilizers, and they have a very shallow draft, meaning they are kept slow to try to avoid roll for the comfort of the passengers.