Mike Teavee Posted June 12 Posted June 12 4 hours ago, ballpoint said: When did BMW drivers get usurped? Please don’t say they’ve finally found the indicators & nobody warned me! Not going to know how to drive around them (pun intended) anymore. 1 1 1
ballpoint Posted June 12 Posted June 12 3 hours ago, Mike Teavee said: When did BMW drivers get usurped? Please don’t say they’ve finally found the indicators & nobody warned me! Not going to know how to drive around them (pun intended) anymore. It came up on the old Top Gear more than once. And, a quick Google on the matter... 1 1
Mike Teavee Posted June 12 Posted June 12 30 minutes ago, ballpoint said: It came up on the old Top Gear more than once. And, a quick Google on the matter... Sorry this is the "Worse Joke" thread so i was just playing with stereotapes.... (True Story) Bought the UK Ex a 535 & never saw her use the indicators until she got in my MGF-T (Company Car)... <deleted> myself but I honestly only got that car as a dare as I didn't think they'd let me have it... gave up a 14.5 feet Ford Probe as a trade in! 1 1 1
Korat Kiwi Posted June 12 Posted June 12 5 minutes ago, Mike Teavee said: Sorry this is the "Worse Joke" thread so i was just playing with stereotapes.... (True Story) Bought the UK Ex a 535 & never saw her use the indicators until she got in my MGF-T (Company Car)... <deleted> myself but I honestly only got that car as a dare as I didn't think they'd let me have it... gave up a 14.5 feet Ford Probe as a trade in! I had a 95 Probe back in NZ. When they first were released they cost NZ$60,000. I got mine for $5500. Was a great car, but very scarce to find now. 1 1
Mike Teavee Posted June 12 Posted June 12 (edited) 23 minutes ago, Korat Kiwi said: I had a 95 Probe back in NZ. When they first were released they cost NZ$60,000. I got mine for $5500. Was a great car, but very scarce to find now. Remember pulling into a petrol station to fill up & a kid in his grandfathers car came running over to take a look as he was very excited, much different look for a car than he was use to in 1998... His grandfather turned around & said something to him along the lines of "It's not the car, it's the Love behind it" which is more or less exactly what my grandfather said to me when I was a kid & he was taking us on holiday in his Austin (1970s)... Loved it. End of the day it was just a car & ended up getting demoted to a Toyota (No choice, company car), but that memory will stay with me Edited June 12 by Mike Teavee 1
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