Audi A1 drivers are still up there
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Overtaken BMW and Audi drivers by being the biggest ****s on the road at present
Audi A1 drivers are still up there
Volvo 4x4 drivers are the undisputed worst drivers on the roads currently.
its wealthy people, especially newly wealthy people. not the car type.
Its a 2017 C63 Bi Turbo convertible
I am doing a lot of walking these days , the convertible isn't the best chariot when you get back to the car wringing wet and muddy boots.
Still have my T4 but its hard work for it to keep up with my expectations.
Have 4x 4 MAN being converted to a camper , been in the conversion place for 9 months , hope to be reunited with it one day....
No but he has started it , he was doing his own as the prototype, which is now finished I believe . He is very talented so should be worth the wait .
I am going up to Pystill Raeadr tomorrow , so will probably pop my head in to see where we are at with it. I have had some photos. .
Ah, I thought you'd be more of 6.3 kind of guy
I really like the c63, but I don't like auto's.
It's like reading someone's Facebook news feed in this thread
I drive an Audi, and try my best not be labelled with that 'Audi driver' reputation. In my opinion, there's not much difference between makes of cars, when it comes to courtesy - it's the drivers that are the issue. Male, 25-35, with wife/girlfriend in the car, are the worst.
That reminded me of this, I saw it in France a few years ago
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It's a Bremach
Bloody robots.
I quite like Elon Musk but he has his moments, can imagine him putting in a single young male BMW setting.
I never understood all this nonsense regarding "if you drive this car you must be a dick". It's always an expensive car too. I do not own a Tesla.
There was a study done in Germany that had people wait at a zebra crossing or similar and saw if various types of car would stop to let them cross.
There was a strong correlation between the more expensive cars and exhibiting the more selfish behaviour (not letting them cross).
They suggested that if you are poorer then there is more incentive for you to help others in society, you are more likely to require help from society yourself so you need that social capital.
Rich people are much more focused on not losing what they have, and tend to think more selfishly and defensively, even in letting people cross the road. The effect has been shown elsewhere to be more pronounced in people who had been poorer and then more recently became rich.
I thought this was a thread about a cordless tool? Wasn’t sure what a Tesla was but could picture myself asking a carpenter at work “Can I borrow your Tesla?”