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I think most quads handle like garden sheds anyway ha!

Probably even steeper than it looked on video but fark those things can cover some distance quickly, also lucky he didn't clip those rocks on the sides on the way down too eh.

Or children ask your parents first, I'm just interested in the "Filth" channel.

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I've never actually seen another B6 Convertible S4 - My uncle has one, seen a few V6 versions, but his seems to be pretty rare.

Dare I say it, a bit of a bargain too? What are they new if at all available in NZ?

With owning the diesel ML, I've only travelled about 500km in since buying a work hack about 3 months ago. This has meant I can maybe go petrol, can anyone offer any advice on the ML55? I could be keen to do a 4.6is again but the two for sale in NZ at the moment seem to be quite pricey. The ML's apparently go quite well, same engine as my old CLK-55 AMG

A quick sale is a good sale. Well done.

Ahahahaha - legend. Wished I could do this but with digital dash's these days it's a little more difficult.

Tricks...

Fantastic, I have a similar problem here but with 3 cats who love pissing around my property. One person mentioned that instead water to use a 12 guage shotgun or spraypaint.

Hard d*ck for sell. Love it or hate it.

Heny pics?

I think it's brilliant that Top Gear can come across as absolute arse hats 95% of the time and when it comes to stuff like this they can really put on a decent show. The tribute they did was fantastic IMO, I get shivers up my spine when they get to the part of the McClaren MP4/4 under that dark room with the lights. Here

nah, 10l per 100km tops? I mean it's only a 8 litre V10 on stilts. Looks tough IMO.

Currently got a Holden Ashtray which is good, actually really good, but I need a bit more space to throw things in the back of. Anyone know THIS car? I've never actually driven an E39, what do I need to look out for?

I've got an uncle with a 180km Ranger, he's owned it since new in 2007 and it's immaculate as he has really looked after it, he's only done very minor things in upkeep. Toyota's are a good product, I just think they're a bit over-rated. Yeah should be able to do a 2WD hilux but as you said I'd also imagine they'd be high k's

Strange how none of the unanswered questions came up once the auction was pulled. I thought they normally did?

I think you'd be incredibly lucky to score a D4D Hilux for 15k. Does it have to be 2WD or 4WD cause this can make a difference on the price. For 25k you can get a half decent Ranger/BT-50 and IMO these are the best balance for price & value for money.

I'd say the guy is probably doing his research. I think the dealer has been owned. Be on the look out for a cheap yellow E36 M3 replica.

I remember when I bought my VW Touareg with the 105 litre fuel tank right back when prices were huge a few years back, the bastard I bought it from made sure there was no fuel in the car, was saying 0km when I picked it up in Lyttleton on the range computer, just made it through the tunnel and filled it up and cost $210 and got me about 600-700km Cost me about $140 to fill the ML320 up and this should get me 900km at the least around town, in January it was under $100 to fill.

4 Unanswered questions. I can only guess what they are in regards to.

Couldn't have put it better myself. HT vehicles IMO need the 90kph speed limit, but for someone towing small items it's a rather f**ked law. We have similar cars to Australia & they don't have a 90kph speed limit for example.

To chuck it out there, the speed limit of 100kph was put up when cars could hardly do 100kph on worse roads and cars that took 500 miles to stop. Now, with safer cars we still have the same farkin limit. Fair enough it needs to be limited in places, but on some parts i.e Canterbury plains it should be 120kph.

Another cool video demonstrating Senna's talent. Not sure he liked the car though ha!