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Here's what I saw today - Part II (Please read the rules before posting)
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In London at the weekend with 4 hours to spare... spent around Hyde Park and Kensington... Those suburbs seem to be awash with money if the cars are anything to go by. Here is a small selection of the beautiful and downright odd...
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<<First 6 here were Parked Outside the Dorchester hotel.... some of these are on QATAR plates>>
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And a few more...
<<This is real purple velvet!!!!>>
<<These are actual rhinestones>>
<<There's a maclaren something or other there...>>
It occurred to me that owning a Aston Martin in London seems to be no longer exclusive... there are THAT many roaming the streets. Also "seen" but travelling too quick... 3 Nissan GTR's, 2 Ferrari 458 spiders, a maserati of some ilk with the most unbelievable after market exhaust system I've ever heard. And a world of Aston Martins...0 -
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Do they though, if the licence and reg stacks up (as in matches with their records) the NCT don't care - I can't see how a 3.0l Co2 emissions test could be done for a 2.0l -No it's not. It is however common to see 520's badged as M5's
The ad doesn't say 2.0 on the book. Anyone that submits a form to the revenue for a change of engine size and then doesn't change it, is a fcuking idiot. All they're doing is voiding their insurance and they'll be caught at NCT time anyway.
Or, a 3.0l would pass a 2.0l test. Surely the 3.0l spits out more Co2 and therefore has higher limits in the test....
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...I can't see how a 3.0l Co2 emissions test could be done for a 2.0l - Or, a 3.0l would pass a 2.0l test. Surely the 3.0l spits out more Co2 and therefore has higher limits in the test...
The measured unit at the tailpipe is parts-per-million for HC and CO, and "Lambda" for oxygen, the latter being a stoichiometric ratio of fuel-to-air. This proportionality means that the same target values are perfectly valid regardless of engine displacement. In short, it's exactly the same test for a 1l and a 4.2l of around the same year, and correctly so.0 -
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). I was thinking "that's a curvy looking mondeo... oh wait". There can't be too many of those around. This discussion has been closed.
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