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License plates... I kinda like that I have to have them. And that they MEAN something! Incase nobody knows, UK formats are like this:
e.g. L U 5 3 K C Y
L=London U=Area U (which is Sidcup, my local DVLA office) 53 = September 2003 (as opposed to 03 which would mean March '03 etc.) and the last three letters are a unique identifier for each car...
Hurrah!
P.S. - that is not my license plate number
e.g. L U 5 3 K C Y
L=London U=Area U (which is Sidcup, my local DVLA office) 53 = September 2003 (as opposed to 03 which would mean March '03 etc.) and the last three letters are a unique identifier for each car...
Hurrah!
P.S. - that is not my license plate number
Toreador93 said:I *heart* Europe
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1999 Saab 9-5, 2.3t
For all you SAAB fans out there
Is it just me... or does your neiborhood look a little to perfect?
Hey! The Audi arrived - it's gorgeous! And it's the size of a small African state. My wife has already christened it 'the barge'.
The Golf GTI went back on Monday. I spent last weekend cleaning it from top to toe and she looked fabulous. Then she spent the night sitting outside the house almost forlorn, like a lamb to the slaughter. When the guy from the leasing company came to take her away it was a very emotional moment. But we must move on - out with the old and in with the new - and you thought I was fickle, right?!
2006 Audi A6 2.0T SE:
The Golf GTI went back on Monday. I spent last weekend cleaning it from top to toe and she looked fabulous. Then she spent the night sitting outside the house almost forlorn, like a lamb to the slaughter. When the guy from the leasing company came to take her away it was a very emotional moment. But we must move on - out with the old and in with the new - and you thought I was fickle, right?!
2006 Audi A6 2.0T SE:
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Marky_Mark said:Hey! The Audi arrived - it's gorgeous! And it's the size of a small African state. My wife has already christened it 'the barge'.
The Golf GTI went back on Monday. I spent last weekend cleaning it from top to toe and she looked fabulous. Then she spent the night sitting outside the house almost forlorn, like a lamb to the slaughter. When the guy from the leasing company came to take her away it was a very emotional moment. But we must move on - out with the old and in with the new - and you thought I was fickle, right?!
2006 Audi A6 2.0T SE:
Sexy.. Congratulations
Marky_Mark said:Hey! The Audi arrived - it's gorgeous! And it's the size of a small African state. My wife has already christened it 'the barge'.
The Golf GTI went back on Monday. I spent last weekend cleaning it from top to toe and she looked fabulous. Then she spent the night sitting outside the house almost forlorn, like a lamb to the slaughter. When the guy from the leasing company came to take her away it was a very emotional moment. But we must move on - out with the old and in with the new - and you thought I was fickle, right?!
2006 Audi A6 2.0T SE:
I love the styling of the new A6. Audi has done a great job of redesigning it. Again congrats on the new car.
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50thVert said:The new ride is a 06 BMW M3 Competition.
My neighbor has an M3, I love that car. A month ago he slid off the road durring a snow storm and hit a tree (who drives a sports car in the winter, when there is snow). It is fixed now. His is the same color too.
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w_parietti22 said:
It looks like a stereotypical perfect california neighborhood.
To be perfect everyone would need the same car or a Volvo.
Thanks for your kind comments on my new Audi A6. It is fabulous. You just seem to gain speed effortlessly and very rapidly, without anything as vulgar as accelerating. Audi seem to have found an astounding balance between supple ride and cornering ability - no body roll into corners, but very comfortable over the bumps. I've just taken out a five year lease on this baby so I'm very glad it's as I remembered from the test drive.
My best mate yesterday pointed out that the boot ("trunk" for y'all US folks out there) was big enough for not one, but two dead bodies! Time to change friends?
The Golf was very highly strung - much wailing and nashing of teeth. It never did anything as competently or smoothly, although I never would have noticed without being able to make a comparison. The Audi is in a different league - quiet, refined and extremely composed.
Five mice for this one, I think.
Audi seem to have found an astounding balance between supple ride and cornering ability - no body roll into corners, but very comfortable over the bumps. I've just taken out a five year lease on this baby so I'm very glad it's as I remembered from the test drive. My best mate yesterday pointed out that the boot ("trunk" for y'all US folks out there) was big enough for not one, but two dead bodies!
Time to change friends? The Golf was very highly strung - much wailing and nashing of teeth. It never did anything as competently or smoothly, although I never would have noticed without being able to make a comparison. The Audi is in a different league - quiet, refined and extremely composed.
Five mice for this one, I think.
mine: '00 Nissan 200SX with approx 220bhp
and my toy i cant bear to get rid of it, its got approx 215bhp from a 1372cc engine..the turbo is larger than that of the nissan, weighs 1001Kg and goes like stink but its terrible unreliable since the engine been played with
and my toy i cant bear to get rid of it, its got approx 215bhp from a 1372cc engine..the turbo is larger than that of the nissan, weighs 1001Kg and goes like stink but its terrible unreliable since the engine been played with
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