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I would have said it was Applejack, which came in with the Metro (I think).

Nobody, it seems.

4wd Citroen 2CV driving through a mud bog in Queensland

Noddy driving a van in the Grand Prix

Wallace and Gromit driving a Volvo 240 in space

Early Rover P6?

I remember in high school there was a fit PE teacher who had a white Nubira Wagon. The Nubira Wagon was possibly the most popular Daewoo model sold in Australia. There seems to be plenty around, whereas Matiz, Lanos and other models were quite rare from new.

Robert did say in a recent video he had sold the Lada to another YouTuber

I remember seeing a bin lorry pulling out of a junction and a river of juice poured out the back all over the road. It smelled twice as bad as you imagine.

Just go a 500 error, it took about 2 minutes to come good again.

One of the Australian wedges has resurfaced.

Thank Christ it is on the wrong side of the country, or I may have done something completely mad.

The cars built by British Leyland / Austin Rover were no worse than the cars produced by their contemporaries.

Jesus H. Christ! That automatic Meastro a couple weeks back gave me a semi, but an automatic Montego ESTATE has me in a full blown hard on.

Did they come back with “fix or repair daily” or “found on rubbish dump” ?

This just gave me a horrible flashback to English class at high school.

As a wise man once said: ”All Vauxhalls are shit”

Full Shuttleworth spec alert: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235456979419?itmmeta=01HR4HSCECC2TAHC2BHZ6TAVK3&hash=item36d25461db:g:rBQAAOSwWgdl45ft&itmprp=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4CQ6IBXfF54x3QfgjB%2FvllJM154wkWJHf5LaNTMlWSeqKp42sMJq0URdOUOi0sX6umbxKncIGg3WVZJ96AZEmAEX7kXvIFs4ifnP9G31vhId0v4WmpvXjEbE3mxTTSYL8GKwUrIMqDLpIFWJy7qhEC%2FJk2EP7EZ%2BgXlRvkTak9%2FToF0b5y7ghoDPWAMIG1HGBW2wzdI%2Brm0jpCVbGz0MNFfN%2FZcJ5%2FqYhrwRdjDE7f05flKSu3A2YlVvSl%2BZBHD7Iq6PBkWDadHkKCfi0BpmH77kquC9B5kjfMGSGB79EFtC|tkp%3ABk9SR57H5ZHBYw

I’ll be honest, this Automatic Maestro is giving me much discomfort in the trouser department.

Me whenever someone drives past with a shite private plate:

My response to 95% of the plates in this thread:

In Australian motoring, the column shift manual died in 1984 with the Holden WB commercials and in 1993 with the Ford XF Falcon commercials.

Fair point, it would be a commitment to completing the job!