Caporegime
If you really believe that I didn't notice that to be a Mercedes, I'll just have to let you carry on in your old little world and assume that of my two guesses, the former is applicable.
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If you really believe that I didn't notice that to be a Mercedes, I'll just have to let you carry on in your old little world and assume that of my two guesses, the former is applicable.
Soldato
You mean it wasn't a Veyron?
The interior does look a bit rental. I was expecting loads of toys like Sat Nav screens etc on a big Merc.
I think the screen is under the flap on the top of the dash, if it has it.
It's not really a big merc, it's quite a small merc really
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I actually totally agree, I've thought this about the new C Class and also the new E Class. I dont know why, but it just reminds me of the Astra every single time. I think its the radio that does it? Whatever, it really puts me off which is a shame as externally in Sport form they look fantastic.
A big Merc? It's a C Class, the smallest saloon car Mercedes make.
My 2.2 SRI Vectra
Mate that's a really tidy motor. I've a 2001 2.2 DTi SRi 130. Nowhere near as clean as yours though.
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Beginning of the new season saw the ST being used properly this morning;
You can even just about see it cocking the rear wheel
Cool, I've had a go at this twice and got frustrated because I wasn't in a Caterham or the like. How did the Focus do overall?
What is there to be confused about there? C's are low rent and i do not like them. I'd have a C63 for giggles but it maintains the low rent interior. Nothing has changed though, the C has never been much good on this front.
Soldato
Back on the road
Soldato
Does this mean I'll get a ride in it... one day?
We came to see you, but you failed and was ill. So no
Caporegime
Is there a specific reason for the electronic folding wing mirrors facing slightly forwards at the rest position? Or is that 'just how they did it'?
Its the point upon which they pivot around, they naturally seem to end up like that when they swivel upwards.
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short answer ^^^^^
long answer: it's a disused gun point/lookout thing in gibraltar. the hills in the background are spain, and the land in the distance on the left is morroco.
long answer: it's a disused gun point/lookout thing in gibraltar. the hills in the background are spain, and the land in the distance on the left is morroco.