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Matchbox cars don’t count.

I’m pretty sure that is a Lexus interior. (At least, it’s part of the Toyota family).

Outside WBAC??!?

😳

I don’t think so. ISTR that it was one of those ‘skunk’ projects that the M Division engineers (when it was still a proper M Division) took upon themselves, without management knowledge. They wanted...

At the time, LSB was also known as ‘Smurf Blue’ in the M3 community. LSB/SB e46 M3s often sold for less than other coloured cars.

I’m not sure if anyone has ever called the Breadvan/ClownShoe ‘gorgeous’ before… 🥸😂

Lovely. A +4 with +8 wheels? I’ve never seen that before.

And don’t forget the most important thing about a Mog (which you probably know already): it is an open-top car, not a convertible. You...

That’s why he put new brakes on it.

Aha. Now then, is your one full track spec?

For you, Skyman, it will be perfect.

Woah. That wouldn’t just be ‘full fat’; that would be the equivalent to soaking it in lard then deep fat frying it!

These might well turn into the 2020s version of a blue Impreza with gold wheels...

Did you go for the full fat, track spec version?

Smurf Blue and P!ss Yellow?

Oh well, it takes all types. ;)

Just like mechanical watches will be consigned to history by digital watches.

It only cost me that much because I wanted one with a facelifted interior (so 2007 onwards), with a decent history and a couple of specific options (including cruise control).

There are plenty of...

Snap.

I also just got one of those. Cost me less than £2k!
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Bootiful!

He obviously pays cash for his house.

“Some 86% of all new car registrations use some form of credit” (from https://www.theguardian.com/money/2017/sep/19/car-finance-debt-dealers-consumer-credit)

I’d imagine that the proportions are...

Huh? There’s no rush. My wife’s hybrid has got a 3 litre V6 in it.

Only if you use it to drive to and from work every day.

I also recently replaced an Alfa 159 diesel estate with an RX400h SE-L (for the family wagon). Although it is nearly 10 years old, I'm loving the slightly old skool, Japanese automation of...

400h?

Yep, I use it pretty much every day. Even when it is -5 when I need to get to work. The key is winter tyres (and heated seats). As you already know, Evoras are simply amazing cars.




Whatever...

I wouldn't let a little cold weather get in your way of enjoying it:

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And any salt obviously...