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Who gets credit for the work? The programmer doing all the thinking or the robot?
I was the robot in this situation...Show Us Your Motors!
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I was the robot in this situation...
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You think F1 drivers are good... wait till you see our bin lorry driver reverse down here at 7 in the morning. I reckon he's hit at least 40.
Edit: honourable mention to Daniel the DPD driver too.
Everyone seems to be getting new cars these days whilst I'm still pootling about in an old M3 
I think it kinda makes sense at this rate to just see it through to a transition fully into a fast EV in 5 5 years time when solid state batteries are the norm and quick charge stations are as frequent as service stations.
I think it kinda makes sense at this rate to just see it through to a transition fully into a fast EV in 5 5 years time when solid state batteries are the norm and quick charge stations are as frequent as service stations.
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How would they be alive without a brain?I bet its fun thrashing along a road like that, if you have no brain.
I am constantly expecting a kid to walk out from behind a car. Especially after it happened a couple of times!
They're mounting holes where cannards were fitted at some point. Another thing on the to do list.
They're growing on me too. But way too wide at 9.5 imo and they're messing up how it drives. The speedlines are 8.
Also the tyres. Big white letters Toyo Proxes but they're actually Nankang NS2R
How would they be alive without a brain?
Ask one of them.
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Quick blast after grabbing a full tank of fuel for the first time in a while. Looking forward to heading to Caffeine and Machine next weekend
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I enjoy it - it's not as quick, modern, or arguably as reliable as a lot of the latest motors in a similar category (think Golf R, A35/45 etc.) but I love how it drives.
Road noise generally isn't an issue when you have a loud exhaust
However, the Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2s are seemingly quite noisy (terrible tyre IMO) but otherwise cabin noise is very acceptable and I have happily done hours in this car without issue. My standards aren't exactly high when it comes to comfortable cars though...
Road noise generally isn't an issue when you have a loud exhaust
However, the Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2s are seemingly quite noisy (terrible tyre IMO) but otherwise cabin noise is very acceptable and I have happily done hours in this car without issue. My standards aren't exactly high when it comes to comfortable cars though...Deleted User 298457
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I watched the JayEmm review on one of these last night. He echoed your first sentence and finished it in the same way. Made me lust after a 22B or even a bug eye being slightly more realisticI enjoy it - it's not as quick, modern, or arguably as reliable as a lot of the latest motors in a similar category (think Golf R, A35/45 etc.) but I love how it drives.
Road noise generally isn't an issue when you have a loud exhaust
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What he described is exactly the reason I bought this car over many more expensive and more capable cars - you can't help what you like, and I like Subarus
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The real throw back for me was the alarm sensors. Haven't seen those bad boys since retrofitting Cliffords to Saxos in the 00's
Attended the Bear town cruise in Congleton today, 120 cars including Batman.
StangUK and check my story on Instagram for all pictures but here is a few.
Was great opening up the Ferrari on fresh tarmac and laying down some 11’s and properly opening it up before the road was officially opened.
What a great road it is, great long sweepers and won’t be long until the camera vans are out.
StangUK and check my story on Instagram for all pictures but here is a few.
Was great opening up the Ferrari on fresh tarmac and laying down some 11’s and properly opening it up before the road was officially opened.
What a great road it is, great long sweepers and won’t be long until the camera vans are out.
Yep today it was car day, great day out and suitably burnt lol, went for a drive afterwards and grabbed a few more photos of the 458.
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Looks like a miniature in that first pic Gibbo