Waving at drivers who have the same car as you?!

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The gloves are to keep your hands clean when working under the bonnet.;)

cyclonebri1

Shoshannah wrote: »

I have never waved at, or been waved at by, other Sierra owners. I think I will start doing it though, they have become noticeably rare over the last five years.

Yep they'll soon be all gone :T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T, jelly mould freetime.:D

Hadrian

In the UK many years ago we would raise a hand (fingers) off the steering wheel to other VW drivers. This was in the days of approx 70mph closing speeds! I have never seen it done by any other drivers.

mikey72

My daughter has a classic mini, they always wave to each other.

Another reason why Toyota owners can't risk taking their hands off the wheel though.

" July 29, 2010 -- Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc., today announced that it intends to conduct a voluntary safety recall involving approximately 373,000 2000-2004 Model Year Toyota Avalons sold in the United States to address the possibility that the vehicle’s steering lock bar could break under certain conditions. No other Toyota or Lexus vehicles are involved in this recall."

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mikey72 wrote: »

My daughter has a classic mini, they always wave to each other.

Another reason why Toyota owners can't risk taking their hands off the wheel though.

" July 29, 2010 -- Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc., today announced that it intends to conduct a voluntary safety recall involving approximately 373,000 2000-2004 Model Year Toyota Avalons sold in the United States to address the possibility that the vehicle’s steering lock bar could break under certain conditions. No other Toyota or Lexus vehicles are involved in this recall."

That is a " voluntary " recall, how often do you see the likes of GM, Ford etc. actually volunteer to sort their cars?

Well done Toyota,

At least every Toyota in the country is safe to use on a Driving Test, unlike some Vauxhalls.

http://www.dsa.gov.uk/News.asp?id=SXAC50-A7836681

mikey72

Inactive wrote: »

That is a " voluntary " recall, how often do you see the likes of GM, Ford etc. actually volunteer to sort their cars?

Well done Toyota,

At least every Toyota in the country is safe to use on a Driving Test, unlike some Vauxhalls.

http://www.dsa.gov.uk/News.asp?id=SXAC50-A7836681

Be serious, Toyota so badly messed up in America they can't afford another c*ck up like the last one, Of course they going to jump before they're pushed again.

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mikey72 wrote: »

Be serious, Toyota so badly messed up in America they can't afford another c*ck up like the last one, Of course they going to jump before they're pushed again.

Pushed by an American Government that has it's own interests at heart ( read GM/Ford ).

mikey72

Inactive wrote: »

That is a " voluntary " recall, how often do you see the likes of GM, Ford etc. actually volunteer to sort their cars?

Well done Toyota,

At least every Toyota in the country is safe to use on a Driving Test, unlike some Vauxhalls.

http://www.dsa.gov.uk/News.asp?id=SXAC50-A7836681

Bit of an own goal for you (again) You appear to have linked to a voluntary GM recall, (without all the pressure Toyota had).

Back on thread.
Do you wave to other Toyota's?

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mikey72 wrote: »

Back on thread.
Do you wave to other Toyota's?

Why would I wave to a lump of metal?

( I don't own a Toyota ).:)

mikey72

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Why would I wave to a lump of metal?

( I don't own a Toyota ).

Good man.
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