Oh and the picture was coming through Camp corner at Castle Combe Circuit in 2000 flat out and sliding at over 80mph.

NOW take the ****

No need

The moral of this story is that adventurous colour choices may cost you when you sell.

Yep, go for the same safe, boring silver, just like all the other sheep.....

Then you can spend a fortune modding the car to get something different :confused:

Edited 18 October, 200916 yr by sdenny
typo

no need

B*****ks !!! :P

At least it didn't have chrome bloody mirrors!!!

We call those 500s the "Block of Cheese" cars where I live...

It's worse than that, it's this Jim

Now that banana car looks somehow brilliant - ever thought of going into design Sim ?

We call those 500s the "Block of Cheese" cars where I live...

Ha. The funny thing is it had a higher power to weight ration than your Furby VRS!!! ergo it was a damn sight quicker!!!!

Bloody fast block of cheese!!

The weird thing is I nearly bought a ..........yellow Furby VRS at one point!!!

PMSL!!!!

Edited 19 October, 200916 yr by wardth

Funnily enough, I was considering one a while back - it was just too small inside to be practical for me.

Pity, as I really like cheese... :P

I don't see the issue with yellow? When we were looking for one I wanted to be different as the Blue is like a clitoris IMO the yellow, grey or white are the only options.

What I can't understand is WHY is this SOLID paint colour a £400 extra??????

possibly bought by the same people who pay about £1500 for sat nav!

Agree completely.

Why is built-in sat-nav always such rubbish value-for-money?

A stand-alone sat-nav is not only 1/10 of the price or less, it usually works better even when brand new and is certainly much easier (and far cheaper) to update / repair / replace.

And you can place the screen wherever you like, such as somewhere where you can glace at it more easily without looking down at the dashboard.

Edited 22 May, 201313 yr by Stuarted

Wow an old thread

Ambrosia is yellow, she wouldn't want it any other way