There has been a few on that corner, but nothing quite as bad as that.That must've taken some doing
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Looks like my insurance is going up next year.
I dont follow, why would your insurance go up ? is that your car on its roof then ?
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Your insurance is not only related to you and how you drive or what claims you make. It's related to your local area, claims made and things that happen (vandalism, theft) etc.
If a car is damaged or stolen near your house it'll put your area at higher risk, therefore you pay more.
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Yep, another way of the insurance companies making sure they never lose.oh i see, that's a bummer
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Last time I was up at Milton Keynes network rail on a Sunday. Nice colours on the Huracan........... not, OMG what was the owner thinking! I arrived late so decided to just park my GTR next to a curb, you can park anywhere if you have a nice car it seems 
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Half tempted to pop along to that meet at times, but seems to be more for the pop pop bang bang crowd, some nice cars there though! The mk modern classics is usually a much better meet imo but then I'm old.....
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Its always entertaining, there is usually a police car or 2 cruising through most of the night which keeps things mostly under control.
@Building Candy That Hyundai Getz is incredible. 10/10
That looks like such a weird meet. A blend of badly modified shopping trolleys, genuinely cool cars, supercars, and regular traffic.
I also spy @grudas old Crown.
That looks like such a weird meet. A blend of badly modified shopping trolleys, genuinely cool cars, supercars, and regular traffic.
I also spy @grudas old Crown.
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I was trying to work out why there where yellows numbers on the boot
In Cape Cod. Excuse the HUD overlaying the picture.
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and there was me thinking the G63 was pretty tasteless as standard
And Merca, **** yea, where normal daily cars make an X5 look like a Mini
I've seen a few imported US spec pickups on the road in the UK. Looks like it would be a real pain everywhere except motorways.
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They do love a pick up in parts of the US for sure and they have some crappy cars out there but also a couple of decent ones we don't seem to see here. Really nice looking Honda (I think) with very current 3 series vibes caught my eye but some of the pick ups are vast, often seen pulling trailers. In Cape Cod every other car was one pulling a trailer offering gardening and landscaping services. The money there is incredible and no one does their own gardens, which is why they look so good.
Not even the new one, bloody plebs.
I don't get the US thing with having lawns look like a putting green. In the UK we seem to be going the other way and letting things grow wild. Much better for the environment and far less effort.