Dead_E23

I drove the discourtesy car a few times and recall that the gearstick was angled backwards and was much too long, which placed the gearknob uncomfortably far back in the car and the clutch pedal was such a long way from the floor that you couldn't pivot your foot from the heel. It was a shit thing to drive.

FSO were imported by a company in the same offices that did Mazda in Tunbridge Wells, and Weller Wheels were based a couple of miles away on the town's industrial estate.

I was friends with a car dealer who had one in stock for months that he just couldn't shift. He eventually started lending it to customers whose cars were in for warranty work, where it had the advantage of making them super keen to come and get their own car back. We used to call it the 'discourtesy car'.

It's got nothing to do with the environment or any nonsense about air quality. It's all about funding TfL.

Yeah, I bet the average end user would have the permissions to edit fields like the manufacturer name in the DVLA database so that it updates all the records. That sounds really likely.