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Hindhead tunnel? Only has one purpose at weekends, tunnel runs!

I wonder if they ever topped the oil up. Old mans Aston was dealer serviced from new. Fred did the 40k (roughly) service, air filter had cars original build date sticker on.

@JD how much were the bolt covers? Missing one on mine.

Had a play with the edge in Paris. Personally prefer the feel to the iPhone, but hate the Samsung os. For my usage, doesn't offer anything over my current phone, and it's too big (standard complaint )

You should get rid of it because your phone tells the time. And then buy an apple watch so you can get all your messages etc on your phone. Because your phone doesn't already do all that........................

Pricing of straps makes me baulk when it's Rolex etc. But there's a heritage and process at work that I can understand. Pricing of Apple straps brings to mind snake oil. Each to their own. But regardless of the functionality they add, it'll never pull me away from old fashioned watches. For...

You have to applaud their marketing. It's the most impressive aspect. Build a massive, expensive phone that a large number of people because it's apple, and to be seen using apple. Then sell an expensive add on, that means you have to use the expensive phone, less.

Watches offer more than that. You can appreciate them as objects. Hence why the lack of accuracy with automatic movements doesn't make them cheaper. Judged purely on functionality, they should be cheaper. You can't appreciate the apple watch in the same way. It's the ultimate evolution of this

For me, they're pointless. Had the pebble watch, and once past the novelty stage it's not been used. They'll be a success, but they'll never, ever be able to offer what a good 'proper' watch offers. And the pricing is absurd.

£400 strap. Jesus wept.

Wouldn't go near kwik fit in a clio, let alone an M. Cleaned mine for the first time today, massive suspension setup session yesterday, this one may be a keeper.

Agreed. The kW stuff arrived from Germany faster than any UK supplier could provide.

I don't know why he didn't just buy 3 used m3's, a trophy, a fiesta st and live the rest of his life as a Cs legend.

He's changed the advert. Was originally free shipping to UK.

That's why the chap in Italy checked them out. Well known supplier in Italy. I recently purchased some kW v2's from a German eBay supplier, £400 cheaper than UK.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301573882786?rmvSB=true Italian chap on m3cutters has checked out the seller, all legit. Good bargain for anyone after a set.

Rear is a straight Audi rip off. Very a4. Front looks like a facelift. It's nice, but unimaginative. Will look old quickly imo.

I think he's reversed onto it. The bumper is cracked and damaged. But it'll bend that way, getting off is going to be interesting. That bollard seems to have a flap, those are the ones that need a key to lower I think. Silly way to f**k up your ferrari.

Unless they can lower the bollard can't see an easy way out?

You seem angry? Maybe it's not what I said, but how I said it?

Calm doon precious. Didn't realise you were a Cs baller

Glorified shopping trolley owners calling out people for buying the 'wrong ferrari' is bizarre.

Don't you rent a golf ;)

Front engined iirc?

Power it flinstones style through the boot?

Saw one today. Really unimpressive looking from the front. No aggression, dull. Looks great from rear 3/4. It's like different people designed each half.

How are you finding the brakes @Scutch?

2 of those issues are easily avoided.

Why would you pay that much though? If the warranty is gone there are surely numerous other companies that could offer the same for far less? Crazy figures for such a small engine. 67k miles with no warranty? Good luck!

Tottenham swine.