Fiat Seicento 899cc

SickAsAParrot said:
Time for a European road trip!
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Perhaps not, I don't imagine that would be a terrific experience in a little Fiat. :D

By all means, drive all over the country for the sake of it, but be warned, the novelty does wear off after a few months.
 
Acme said:
Perhaps not, I don't imagine that would be a terrific experience in a little Fiat. :D

By all means, drive all over the country for the sake of it, but be warned, the novelty does wear off after a few months.
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Not for everyone, I still enjoy driving for the sake of driving. Especially if it's somewhere nice.
 
After approximately 200,000 miles in 5 years I still enjoy driving itself. However I hate traffic, busy roads and most other road users. For that reason I enjoy night driving most of all, always have and probably always will.
 
Phemo said:
After approximately 200,000 miles in 5 years I still enjoy driving itself. However I hate traffic, busy roads and most other road users. For that reason I enjoy night driving most of all, always have and probably always will.
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I don't get angry driving, at all so enjoy it all. I guess I enjoy the time out too which helps.
 
Yeah I definitely find that. I have a 60 mile trip to work each way and because of the times I leave the traffic isn't too bad; I quite enjoy those journeys because it's time to myself to relax for the most part.

I don't get angry on the road, I'll find myself calling someone a tool when needed but I've got past the point of rage now which is good ;)
 
I was thinking more that it wouldn't be a great experience because of the lack of space to put things, the lack of power particularly when loaded up with stuff, and the (I assume) lack of air conditioning. :p

I actually look forward to my commute (unless it is a dreary rainy day) because it is on a few nice B roads, no A road traffic and the like! Very little traffic at all in fact! :)
 
Had my first car for 8 years, it did alright for a french ****box!

Literally fell apart by the end though, mot centre couldn't believe it hadn't killed me

Check for that rust yo!
 
It's nice to see people still enjoy driving, hope I will always like it,

Yeah not much room in my Fiat, will do the job for a while

Bodywork seems good, almost 40k miles,
had my dad help adjust the handbrake today but he wants to check hubs at some point,
 
Congrats ^
edwarhys said:
You ever drove a vauxhall corsa 1999... Tested one of them and I kept catching the brake...

Im going to have to find something as its too small
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I've just got a 1998 and yeah, first time i drove it coming back from the dealer was awful kept catching the wrong pedal. No probs now after a couple of weeks though, i actually quite like the go-kart feeling :D
 
edwarhys said:
Thought i'd update people and say i have passed my driving , watch out everyone lol
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Congrats!
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Now you've just got to learn how to actually drive (as opposed to how to pass a driving test - the two are very much not the same thing!).

Oh, and now go watch the crash test vid I linked to earlier in the thread. Watch, learn, behave out there, ???, profit :D
 
Been to Newcastle twice - 230 miles each way :)

Went to London on Friday - 200 miles each way

Girlfriend lives in stoke on trent - 57 miles each way

Got mile coming out of my ........
 
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