Wheel Nut:
Franglais:
Dipster:
Carryfast:
Might as well invest it in nuclear power generators.Then spend some of the profits on a classic Ferrari or Lambo.It’s then just a question of whether you’re old enough to stop driving before they stop the fuel supply,or the thing needs unobtainable parts, or the first and last major nuclear disaster.It´s all academic for me as I would not buy any supercar simply because I know, absolutely know, I would lose my licence in the first few weeks of ownership! I always dreamed of a Porsche 911 when I retired (a dream I could have realised) but luckily (!) got done for speeding in a Passat diesel not long before retirement came up. I saw reason and saved my dosh!
I used to have an '84 BMW 635 CSi, manual close ratio box. Quiet, comfortable, leather electric everything.
But impossible to drive sensibly. Still miss it though.[emoji3]I was using a 3.0 CSL in the late 70’s, a scary piece of kit for a teenager to be let loose in as a company car.
Lovely elegant looking cars I thought. Never drove one though.