lord_jagganath

Wonder if RHD cars would be affected, was looking at this really sweet F11 523d, but this is giving me second thoughts. also, will the local distro sort this out?

I love these, I want the turbo diesel one, the kick in the pants with one of those is wonderful. since yours is a singapore car, from experience, these would have been idling around town for most of the week with jaunts into Malaysia, Thailand, for the weekends, so would have had some real solid runs at times.

Are those Otto-mobiles?

Good Luck with the sale mate, I have put a review there for you too! cheers

can vouch for hyperdrive being good on their word, they price matched the set of Goodyeear Eagle F1 D5s I have on the CC from a TradeMe quote no less!

https://www.bmwblog.com/2016/08/17/bmw-stop-making-hydrogen-7-model/ if this BMW Blog article is to be believed, EPA is at fault.

It's a real pity that burning hydrogen isn't an option anymore.

They are planning to go on strike so I reckon something has gone wonky.

Common Faarsi/Persian Indian surname though

The absolute bane of my life. maybe a form of passive discrimination?

can say most sales jobs are the same. May you get a far better position in the next.

judging by the buyer, yeah, they can afford to buy the car, and two, it will probably get exported to UK or something like that.

it's the presidential model, with a low damage, would be worth checking it out if you want a luxobarge. as for the 2002, I wonder how much more would it take to get it right...

yup, i do not mind electric as long as it looks like it comes out of Tron.

That Anglia was stunning if a bit riced out, format is more reality show with little bits of info thrown it, cool nonetheless

Do not think terrestrial signals are a problem anymore, with most shifting to satellite based digital systems. Have HDMI will travel. Also, a lot of TVs have a separate switching power brick these days(as per your laptop power brick), so it shouldn't be an issue As with anything shipped, packaging is very important. you would find that the best way to ship is in a hard wooden case filled with foam (but your cost savings will evaporate). if you have access to a freight forwarder with a dedicated bin/console direct to NZ, that would be for the best so that the bin is sealed in the US only to be opened in NZ. another option is to ship via newegg, letting them take the risk of shipping. :shrugs:

I seem to be getting into the Car S.O.S type shows, more entertaining to see cars being rescued and rebuilt.

i think Top Gear as a franchise needs to be put to bed.Guy Martin would be awesome, but would rather him be in his own show.

AM i wrong in saying that rear seat looks rather grey instead of black?

oh man. This is right up my alley. best of luck with the sale.

damnit. me too.

his responses to the questions were quite aggro too.

Not wrong, last posted mid 2016. Had a convertible for sale too.