Don
The crazy thing about that, is that it only carries a BIK rate of £6.5k as a company car. That's less than a 116d.
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TBH, I know nothing about it apart from that it's a roller, it's very purple, and it's electric.
Soldato
RR Spectre.
Soldato
looks like a Mustang
Usually in that car park, the total value of all the cars parked wouldn’t be half of one of those!
Underboss
from that camera angle, yeah it got me when i first looked at it too
Man of Honour
Anyone's
Anyone abandoned their 2.7?
Anyone abandoned their 2.7?
At the moment...
Wait until the rules change on E vehicles and BIK rates, that'll be back to where it should be.
Underboss
Anyone's
Anyone abandoned their 2.7?
Wheels are still on it
For now
Soldato
There's a hand full of local Minors/Travellers for some reason, but liked the aesthetic of this one in the snow. they seem to get driven all year round.
My dad learnt to drive in the split windscreen Minor. He picked up the car, was giving a quick tuition, and then drove straight to his test to get his license (or so the story goes!).
Apparently the strip down the middle is where the initial version was made too thin, so the split it into two and welded in a bit - and then it was kept. Again, not sure how true that is!
Apparently the strip down the middle is where the initial version was made too thin, so the split it into two and welded in a bit - and then it was kept. Again, not sure how true that is!
Soldato
Apparently widened 4 inches according to the internet! Cars were built quite a bit differently. It's amazing how quickly tech has moved on.
Same with driving tests. I know of people who grew up on farms and were basically handed a licence way back in the day because they'd been known to be using the roads with tractors for a decade before their test
Apparently widened 4 inches according to the internet! Cars were built quite a bit differently. It's amazing how quickly tech has moved on.
Same with driving tests. I know of people who grew up on farms and were basically handed a licence way back in the day because they'd been known to be using the roads with tractors for a decade before their test
I had that benefit. Was driving a Land Rover in fields from around 12 and then tractors and stuff including on the road. By the time I got to 17, I only needed to learn the highway code and the rules of driving on the road which is why I had 4 lessons and then took my test and passed first time. I didnt need to learn about driving/reversing a car.
Caporegime
My great grandfather never took a driving test. He was issued a licence because he had been driving since before taking a test was a requirement!
And he continued driving until about 2000 I think. When he parked his blue Zastava Yugo up in the shed at the top of his driveway and left it there.
And he continued driving until about 2000 I think. When he parked his blue Zastava Yugo up in the shed at the top of his driveway and left it there.
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Lots of army people got licences without having to take a test
Don
My step-father never took a test. It was just issued to him after the war because he'd been driving during his service in the RCAF.
