Supercars spotted, some rarities (Vol 4)
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Max M4X WW said:
Blown2CV said:
That bonnet line just looks a bit odd.Drclarke said:
V8LM said:
Motability at its finest.
Are you implying that disabled people are not capable of earning enough money to buy a nice car?Blown2CV said:
autofocus said:
From that photo, it looks like it's got a bend in it. Hideous thing anyway...
onyx39 said:
DannyScene said:
sday12 said:
Just shows you can't have everything in life, great car, but the owner, sadly, is disabled.
Being synical but just because its in a disabled spot doesn't make the driver disabledWith a fantastic sense of humour!
Worth remembering that you don't have to drive to get a disabled badge - anyone can get one for you - but there's the caveat that the disabled person much be in/using the car for the badge to be valid which is far-too-often abused.
There's a car regularly parks at the local supermarket - disabled bay right by the door every time - young man gets out and does the shopping but his Dad sits in the car looking rather unwell and I really hope that's not just to get the space
p.s. mind you, disabled badges are also only supposed to be used on a 'need' basis and Mr Newbury walks on a £10K artificial leg, which makes him pretty-much as mobile as me or you, so you could argue that one (see also people who have badges for occasional conditions and so on)
The woman I once saw loading boxes of beer into the boot of a Boxster, parked in a disabled bay, remains the winner. I challenged her about her badge (duly displayed on the dash of course) and she said "I have good days and bad days"...
The amount of beer suggested the next day was going to be a bad one...
Edited by 405dogvan on Sunday 18th November 14:54
It is a stunt but was genuinely siezed:
"A Met Police statement said: 'A yellow Lamborghini Aventador, which was seized for having no valid insurance in Broadwick Street, Soho, as part of Operation Cubo at 1.15am on October 25 has been put in display outside New Scotland Yard to highlight the work to tackle uninsured drivers.'"
Mail article here
"A Met Police statement said: 'A yellow Lamborghini Aventador, which was seized for having no valid insurance in Broadwick Street, Soho, as part of Operation Cubo at 1.15am on October 25 has been put in display outside New Scotland Yard to highlight the work to tackle uninsured drivers.'"
Mail article here
405dogvan said:
The woman I once saw loading boxes of beer into the boot of a Boxster, parked in a disabled bay, remains the winner. I challenged her about her badge (duly displayed on the dash of course) and she said "I have good days and bad days"...
The amount of beer suggested the next day was going to be a bad one...
There is a pickup I regularly see parked on double yellows, usually with a large amount of timber in/on it. Often there is someone there loading or unloading it. I know not all disabilities are visible, but that is taking the piss.The amount of beer suggested the next day was going to be a bad one...
Pothole said:
It is a stunt but was genuinely siezed:
"A Met Police statement said: 'A yellow Lamborghini Aventador, which was seized for having no valid insurance in Broadwick Street, Soho, as part of Operation Cubo at 1.15am on October 25 has been put in display outside New Scotland Yard to highlight the work to tackle uninsured drivers.'"
Mail article here
In the shot on this thread, it looks like there's grey tape over a pressed metal plate, which looks like it's an arabic one. I imagine it was shipped over for the summer and the driver hadn't bothered to sort out the necessary insurance."A Met Police statement said: 'A yellow Lamborghini Aventador, which was seized for having no valid insurance in Broadwick Street, Soho, as part of Operation Cubo at 1.15am on October 25 has been put in display outside New Scotland Yard to highlight the work to tackle uninsured drivers.'"
Mail article here
Twincharged said:
Pothole said:
It is a stunt but was genuinely siezed:
"A Met Police statement said: 'A yellow Lamborghini Aventador, which was seized for having no valid insurance in Broadwick Street, Soho, as part of Operation Cubo at 1.15am on October 25 has been put in display outside New Scotland Yard to highlight the work to tackle uninsured drivers.'"
Mail article here
In the shot on this thread, it looks like there's grey tape over a pressed metal plate, which looks like it's an arabic one. I imagine it was shipped over for the summer and the driver hadn't bothered to sort out the necessary insurance."A Met Police statement said: 'A yellow Lamborghini Aventador, which was seized for having no valid insurance in Broadwick Street, Soho, as part of Operation Cubo at 1.15am on October 25 has been put in display outside New Scotland Yard to highlight the work to tackle uninsured drivers.'"
Mail article here
autofocus said:
Hi there,
These are going to be ten a penny pretty soon, but for the time being its quite a rare car.
Parked outside Tesco's in Lichfield, Staffs this afternoon.
Looked stunning.
Regards
Tim
I'll admit to being in the 'I like it' camp. Not sure on the wheels on the one above but a good evolution of the previous RR in my opinion.These are going to be ten a penny pretty soon, but for the time being its quite a rare car.
Parked outside Tesco's in Lichfield, Staffs this afternoon.
Looked stunning.
Regards
Tim
I've no doubt it'll be a massive world wide success for JLR.
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