Post a picture of your car here Part 4 (quote a picture, get a 24h ban!!)

Snotaul Goodman wrote: »

At least show a bit of respect to the garden hose and roll it up properly instead of fcuking it into the hedge! :pac:

Who's gonna waste time rolling up a f*ckin garden hose, when they could be out driving that s4 instead?

:eek:

Noccy_Mondy wrote: »

For the love of god, think of the kinks!!!!

That's lola!

AndyBoBandy wrote: »

Has anyone any thoughts on badge removal?
Have you done or would you do it?

I like BMWs without the badges, but at the same time I like the badge being on mine, even if it only says 320d

Just looked at a few videos there and it looks easy to do! So what to do? Do I leave them? Or remove them?

They are easy to take off, but I myself dont like debadged cars though. I think they look weird and too plain.

Take off the d :P

Whats worse is people to take the VW badge off the front of a mk4 golf, the little bit cut out of the bonnet looks ridiculous!!

Been tipping around in my wee 106 this past few months. Came very close to selling up a few weeks ago but the deal on the car I was due to buy was killed by the seller. Anyway, to try and get back into the wee 106's good boots, I deceided to treat her to a set of shiny new shoes for Xmas. Found a rough set of steels (god its hard to find 3 stud wheels!!) and spent a few nights down the shed. Happy enough how they came out for a rattle can job.




She's looking rather grubby in the last pic. Ive taken serious advantage of the really quiet roads these nights when all sane people have been tucked up from the latest storm warnings and been do an amount of back road driving. Still amazes me the smile this little car leaves me with. All this driving has seen the 20 year old car creep over 57k miles :-O It also jot called into duty to do a few delivary runs in work. Not many of ye have had 7 times the value of the car sitting in your boot I guess!!

AndyBoBandy wrote: »

The d on BMW's is a small d

I know....I have one myself

So here's what I was driving in the past week. 2014 Toyota Yaris with a 1.0 litre, 3 cylinder petrol engine. Pretty basic car; unsatisfying trunk closing sound, cheap plastic interior and lack of dials. As you can see in the picture below, it has no tachometer or temp gauge.



The seats were comfortable though and it had a somewhat nice flat-ish bottom steering wheel. It was pleasant to drive despite it's small engine. It has a 5 speed manual gearbox and 51 kW of power.



Interestingly only one wiper blade. It had AC, heated seats, electric windows and mirrors and decent speakers, so not exactly the worst spec.





Side note: It had the insurance papers in the glove box. It costs €65 per year to insure it. :P

MetzgerMeister wrote:

I know....I have one myself

Are you referring to the car, your genitala, or both?

Noccy_Mondy wrote: »

It's ok, we're all here for you!

Lad's, all this innuendo is making a right dick out of the thread....

(In b4 'In your end-o')

Finally got my insurance sorted for my new car after a solid week trying to get a quote (nightmare). Roll on saturday. I'm like a kid at christmas thinking of it

Christmas present from me to me

Will stick up a picture when I get her home. Was some pain to insure. Never heard the word no so many times in my life haha

Looked back when walking away from it, had to get a picture. It may break my wallet and sometimes my heart, but god I love it!

Truckermal wrote: »

Traitor lol filling up with Texaco. .

I didn't fill up though, did that earlier in work, Texaco had cheap Lucozade :pac:

when did you get the e39? Must be recently.... :pac::pac: