Ok, changed my mind, I want a 406

LMAO f*ck i got the wrong car after all!

I wonder how they traced that Peugeot 84 back that garage though...!

lol, see, thats why i want one :o)

In news: snipped-for-privacy@text.news.ntlworld.com, Lordy decided to enlighten our sheltered souls with a rant as follows

Heh, I go that way about 4 times a week.. best I've ever managed was about

before they put the camera in, obviously..

having to slow down on a wide open dual carriageway for 1/4 mile really does knacker the old average speeds..

All the bits would fall off long before it got to 406mph.

My boss has hired a 206 SW (estate/station wagon, funnily) and it is awful. It has 2,300 miles on the clock:

- It sounds like a diesel

- The seats are rock hard

- The suspension is rock hard

- There is a huge ugly hazard warning button on the dash (the Skoda Octavia has one too)

- The brake pedal squeaked - apparently this is a feature of Peugeots

- I pushed random parts of the interior about:

- The B pillar inside moulding rattled in and out

- The A pillar moudling nearly came out just by me pulling lightly

- The moulding around gearbox moved sideways by at least 1/4 inch.

- Pressing random parts of the dash control surrounds caused the other side to pop out. I recently did this on a hired 406 with the same effect.

Gareth

It has happened quite recently with a maestro as well. The maestro was going faster =:o)

And I love this grammar...

"The speed is faster quicker than supercars like Ferraris and Lamborghinis, and twice the take-off speed of a Boeing 737 jet."

It makes no sense!

About as much sense as the results of the speed camera

Heh, and don't forget she was amazed "because she knew her car could not barely manage 48 mph" :)