alternate quiz

[barefoot]

A quiz with a difference...

 

My next door neighbour parks on the street and has a bit of an oil leak.

My question is, given that this is an unusual shaped dribble - or repeated series of unusual shaped dribbles...

 

 

...can anyone identify what sort of car this is from?

 

 

[Spiny Norman]

Odd pattern of drops, that's for sure. Is it something with a undertray with vents in it maybe?

Or a flat 4/6 Scooby?

[Partridge]

Oil tanker?

[John F]

I was thinking flat four too, but have a suspicion it might be a VW aircooled.

 

Bay Window?

[maxpower]

I know! i know!... it's a car that's low on oil

[Junkman]

A run-out model?

[Conrad D. Conelrad]

It's a QR code, scan it with your smartphone and it goes to the Environment Agency's website. 

[John F]

A Gilbern Invader?

 

That would explain the leek...

[Albert Ross]

It's a Land Rover product, as the engine is offset to the nearside, and it has a rear diff. Discovery Mpi 5 door 7 seater.

[skattrd]

I was thinking Land Rover as they generally like to leave their mark around.

[HillmanImp]

I think its a genuine Banksy?

[vulgalour]

A Gilbern Invader?

 

That would explain the leek...

 

Not sure if amusing pun or bad spelling.

[HillmanImp]

Not sure if amusing pun or bad spelling.

 

Interneted. I have been spending too much time on sites for people that are younger than me recently. 

 

[barefoot]

Odd pattern of drops, that's for sure. Is it something with a undertray with vents in it maybe?

Or a flat 4/6 Scooby?

Where else on the interweb would that question be answered?

 

Correct, it's a Subaru diesel estate thing.

I think it's on a 58 plate which in my book is almost brand new.

The plan was to post a photo of the car from the same angle, but it's vanished...

To the garage perhaps?

[Spiny Norman]

That's quite an impressive leak from a 58 plate car.