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"EB's has new wheels...again"

I've got rid of my horrid Ford Ka, finally, and now I've got this lovely little Fiat Stilo.

It's a 1.8 Dynamic, which means it has lots of little goodies and much more pep then my old car and it doesn't symbolically castrate me each time I get into it.

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or†ega wrote:
> Its for cruising on the motorway freaky. I used to love using it on
> my dads vectra and changing the speed up and down on the switch :)
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WoRd

Nice car.

I had one as a courtesy car when some old bint hit the side of my TF in a car park a few months back and they were really nice to drive.

Its for cruising on the motorway freaky. I used to love using it on my dads vectra and changing the speed up and down on the switch :)

I've never understood the concept of cruise control in a manual gearbox vehicle.

Anyone care to explain how it works? I can understand CC on an auto, because that can calculate gear changes on the fly when you wish to resume.

But on a manual?

*confused*

They're alright.

At least you won't have to ride around in the girlsmobile anymore.

English_Bloke wrote:
> room for two adults in the back

Ooooh yeah baby.

I never get that far, your service in the police force has given you considerable skill ...

No, that's at the point of, "there's a bad man out there with a camera. Quick, put your head down here so he doesn't see you."

Ha-ha. I've only just noticed you're sat in it. It's like a crimewatch reconstruction from the point of view of the victim.

"Quick get in, your mummy has been hurt and taken to the hospital. I'll take you to her."

I've only had 4.

My Cavi broke.
I had to get rid of my Beemer when I left the police.
The KA was a stand-in and now this.