What’s everyone driving these days ??

[darmstadt]

Particularly when it’s sitting in one of the overtaking lanes on a motorway.

Unless it's a taxi on the German autobahn...

[clearedforlanding]

57 plate Lexus RX

50k worth of kit for about 8 grand. As much as I miss my Cayman, a used Porsche still needs expensive new Porsche parts to look after it properly. Saves having a practical car as well.

Excellent value for money car. Very hard to beat,

It will end it's days in Phnom Penh

[Old Greg]

2009 Scirocco.

[clearedforlanding]

2009 Scirocco.

I have only ever seen one of these in the flesh and that was parked outside Showing results for Bahndamm Düsseldorf. Was this you?

[WTFH]

2009 Scirocco.

That's the one that looks like an Alfa Brera drawn by someone who only does straight lines?

It's based on a nice car.

[Old Greg]

I have only ever seen one of these in the flesh and that was parked outside Showing results for Bahndamm Düsseldorf. Was this you?

Maybe it was. Maybe it wasn't.

[Old Greg]

That's the one that looks like an Alfa Brera drawn by someone who only does straight lines?

It's based on a nice car.

It's fun to drive and reliable.

[AtW]

It's fun to drive and reliable.

Italian car?

[d000hg]

Our wheels is a super-exciting VW Golf Estate. Even pre-Covid we both work at home so it's just a car.

That said, the adaptive cruise control is wonderful - not many manufacturers offer it IIRC.

[clearedforlanding]

Our wheels is a super-exciting VW Golf Estate. Even pre-Covid we both work at home so it's just a car.

That said, the adaptive cruise control is wonderful - not many manufacturers offer it IIRC.

It's widely available but shockingly expensive, normally bundled into driver assistance packs.

I first had it on my W220 nearly 2 decades ago. The current systems are in a different league though.