Is it really so difficult to follow lines on a road?

mikey72

jase1 wrote: »

Ah, revenge is it? Sweet.

I'd only be upet at having to declare the no fault claim, but the compo from the whiplash would soon make me feel better, and I may even be back to work within a few months.

Freefall

Strider590 wrote: »

Nobody would deny that some have valid uses, but seriously..... Even you have to admit that most of them are fashion statements

How many X6's do I see? One 4x4/4wd that is quite frankly a worse less pile of poo for anything other that lording it over the peasants.

I used to wonder why on earth there are a large number of high-end, 4x4, all-terrain vehicles in London and the suburbs and then I looked at the number of speed bumps there are

Strider590

Freefall wrote: »

I used to wonder why on earth there are a large number of high-end, 4x4, all-terrain vehicles in London and the suburbs and then I looked at the number of speed bumps there are

Oh you don't wanna be hitting speed bumps at normal car speed in a big 4x4..... You'll be thrown head first into the roof lining. Just look at the Topgear review, Range Rover versus Skoda Yeti.