...that I love about my car.

Just driving home tonight for an hour, in the wet, with a Snow Patrol CD on cruising along with not much traffic going in my direction contemplating things;

I like the way that the rear wiper when left on seems perfectly timed to wipe away the spray from standing water off the road...

the way you can get two wipes of the front wipers by releasing the wiper stalk just before the front jets start to spray...

the way you can judge the wiper intermittent setting by moving it up a notch when the screen needs wiping before the timing has already done it...

the way the main beam stays on by pulling and releasing the left stalk quickly and letting it flick forward...

the way that on the same junction every morning my little finger is in the right place to cancel my left turn indication early...

the way that the indicators don't make a horrible noise to accompany the lights on the dash... (like they do in my friends Focus!! DINK DONK, DINK DONK! Arghghghgh!)

the way that the only adjustment myself and my girlfriend need to make between either of us driving it is the seat height! min for me... max for her!

Musings over for now - tis time for bed!

It's the small things...

Bet that's what you're girlfriend says :P

Sounds like you're happy - chilled out - whatever

That's all that counts

As for the car - yes, the Fabby does have a certain 'pleasing effect'.

Best of all is the combination - a nice sound track, good car, lovely lady, little traffic, good weather - then it really is pleasurable. Shame it doesn't happen so often.

Feel the exact same about the little guy he makes my hundred mile round trip to and from work each day a joy.

Plus he is good on fuel , easy on the eyes, cheap to insure and has got a lot of go in him.

Feel the exact same about the little guy he makes my hundred mile round trip to and from work each day a joy.

Plus he is good on fuel , easy on the eyes, cheap to insure and has got a lot of go in him.

Nicely put

100 mile - Ouch

Fuel - have to laugh at the poor monkeys getting 20 to 30 mpg for no more performance

Nicely put

100 mile - Ouch

Fuel - have to laugh at the poor monkeys getting 20 to 30 mpg for no more performance

Yeah you sure do have a friend whos dad has a Vauxhall Zafira VXR lucky to get 25 mpg out of that on a trip. :eek:

Glad of the little VRS.

exactly why I bought one over the competition!

exactly why I bought one over the competition!

Couldn't agree more.

I know what you mean

My company wanted to get me a fiesta diesel, it took them a lot of convincing to get a Skoda but for myself i know it was worth the effort!

Often when im driving the Furby i remind myself of this and grin a little bit more!

Yep - nearly got to get out handbook to find filler:thumbup: