Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
Those Jimny things seem to go for top dollar too....
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
Yes they do and so do pandas. After writing that post I had a quick look. Nope not paying that much for a takeaway hack.
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
Would an auto survive longer, don't forget if you are self employed the new vehicle is deductable from your income
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bub2006
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
Due to shitty leg I've always been harder on clutches but small autos also demand high prices and tend to be worse on fuel than the focusDodgeRover wrote: ↑Fri Dec 23, 2022 6:54 pmWould an auto survive longer, don't forget if you are self employed the new vehicle is deductable from your income
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
Oh Noes, the end of the world is coming in the form of a "Stratospheric Polar Vortex"
https://www.thisisoxfordshire.co.uk/new ... ches-snow/
https://www.thisisoxfordshire.co.uk/new ... ches-snow/
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
Who writes these articles?
"so the exact days the arctic blast may hit."
What about the inexact days?
"so the exact days the arctic blast may hit."
What about the inexact days?
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
Arctic blast annoys me too, it's not going to be minus 60c so stop talking bollocks.
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
"Could bring up to 7" of snow."
Hardly going to stop the country.
Hardly going to stop the country.
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Re: Snow now more slippery or are cars less grippy?
Come on now, you know London stops for 7mm of snow & that's all the media cares about.
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