Ford Ka still :wink3:

Ford Ka still :wink3:

 

Uncle Henry's Tea-Pot

:thinking:

Quote taken from a James May Review of said car.

 

I still drive a 205, although I'm looking for a new second-hand car, either a Skoda Fabia or a last-generation Corolla

Honda Accord and most people around me insane. :smug:

Ford Ka still :wink3:

 

 

 

Yeah,it's small and uses little gas,what more could you want?

Yeah,it's small and uses little gas,what more could you want?

 

Something with an Engine not from the 1950's? :P

Something with an Engine not from the 1950's? :P

 

 

 

Oh,comeback for that Ian? :lol:

During 3 days, my friend and I rented a car.

 

We got a Ford Focus 2007 automatic gearbox.

 

I'm not sure about the engine, or the gearbox.

But I looked through internet, and I found out 2.0 130hp AT with 4 gears...

 

It's a good car, not really economical, because I felt like the tank was getting empty quite quickly.

 

It was the second time I drive an automatic gearbox.

^Yeah it was getting empty quickly because your foot is heavy!!

And because it's an automatic.

An Opel Vectra TD (Vauxhall for UK). It's comfortable and nice to drive.

My car history:

 

When I was 14 I got given an old:

 

Which had failed it's MOT and would cost a bloody lot to fix up to pass, to drive on private land on, before some person paid £50 for it, then I got a:

 

Again, a MOT failure on rust, for practising. It lasted until I was 16 before I got myself a:

 

As a little runabout until I turned 17 where my first official car was a

 

Before moving onto my current 205.

 

What's your car history?

i feel like getting a picture off google of my car. :D

My new car :D

 

 

*awaits the typical skoda jokes*

 

1.9 TDI with 100 horsepower, quite a few toys and with a full service history, the only downsize is that it's an ex-copper car

nice car :D :D

 

I still just drive my bike :uhoh:

It's a nice car, and a shame I can't drive it yet :(

 

It has no tax, but the only method of which a new keeper can buy a tax-disc is to visit the local dvla office/post office, however those ain't open until Monday. But to get a tax disc you need either your insurance or a cover note, both need to be original, of which I won't get neither until at least Wednesday :(

boooo

 

at least you'll drive it soon :wacky:

I drove it part of the way back from London today.

 

On Trade Plates

My new car :D

 

 

*awaits the typical skoda jokes*

 

1.9 TDI with 100 horsepower, quite a few toys and with a full service history, the only downsize is that it's an ex-copper car

 

Ahh, you got the car you wanted:nice:

 

a good car, really!

 

(I still drive my Vauxhall Astra, and I love it more and more:) )

I still just drive my bike :uhoh:

 

 

You go girl :cool3:

We're helping the environment by biking, ha! And it keeps you fit as well.

Ah, bikes are such great things! :dance:

Not when you have shopping or live in a hilly area

Mwah, my city is full of hills, i tell you and it's not that bad at all! ;)

It's a bit harder with shopping though, but not impossible!

and not if you live in a small village where the infrastructure is really bad...

Aw, i used to live in a small village and i found it funny to bike in forests and stuff. Mostly on roads anyway. And yeah, those were roads without asphalt.

But yeah, i guess it would be a bit annoying to drive on such roads like all the time. Watching out for holes etc.