rtbiscuit

need to see them on the car to get the full effect

i found you need to up the tyre pressure to remove some of that tyre roll feel. about 5 PSI above the factory reccomendation

My 20" BBS Detroit were £8k new and I have fallen 452s on them by no means banking, but not the stock Pirellis either. Having driven on both the assyimetricos from Pirelli and the 452s the car is far more stable and planted that it ever was on £1200 worth of Pirelli Tyres. Cheer Tyres doesn't automatically mean death in flames upside down in a hedge. If he needs 20" Tyres tell him to look at the kuhmo's ku39s, falken 453, vredestein vorti's, hankook V12's, plenty of decent reviews on those from cars with proper engines and non have died by fire.

if i had no other choice and i had to buy a 370Z i would be getting the auto version with the syncro throttle blip on down change.

good work although some people might have the hump on here, making it look like your some kind of euro jaunt expert. with not 1 but 2 magazine publications.

i might know where to get hold of carbon inserts to replace the orange parts. the headlights can be split and put back together, but the putting back togehter ahs to be done well to avoid misting and leaking.

find your local pressurewasher car wash place, then just take your own kit down. do the wash etc. then drive home, wipe down with a microfibre, then do the wax etc.

thats a bit of an upgrade

thats the 20th hole

Dave Has your jaaaaaag broke down? As your always at the golf club. We're all at the golf club, thats where us jag owners chose to relax back at the 19th hole.

the suzuki swift has a great chassis on it, not sure if its in your budget, or if they do a small enough economical engine. my mother in law has a vw polo and she loves it, they did a 3 cyclinder diesel version, i did test drive one a while back when my wife had one as a test car. sounds odd but was quiet tight. if you want really tiny, have a look at the proton savvy, my bodyshop has one as a loan car, it has a gutless engine and you really ahve to work it, but it costs £30 to fill up and takes for ever to drain the tank. and its built on a clio chassis.

tarmac is a naughty boy, tempting people with his website of much goodness enjoy fitting them, i always think thats half the fun.

Congrats on your purchase.

My mate had a smart roadster and smart coupe, they were a hoot to drive, and very economical.

Latest news update, apparently we're set for some heat in July, and tomorrow morning the sun will rise, and then set again in the evening. Journo's are past masters of stating the obvious, and hyping up a dull topic of conversation.

Aygo, c1 or pug 1006 all the same car, just a different front bumper.

No change there then Dave

That's a tabloid, its not decent enough to earn the name newspaper

Ahhhhhhh......its the end of the world.....oh wait a second, no its not, its just some snow.

Bring on retirement then, be happy to own any of them at least once in my life

Looks like a cheap American sports car, the dimensions and proportions are horrific. The front is ugly the side looks wrong and the rear looks proper halfrauds.