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Clearly they are NOT more fuel efficient.I'd ask @Felonious Crud, but he is at the petrol station...
Clearly they are NOT more fuel efficient.I'd ask @Felonious Crud, but he is at the petrol station...
Another tough choice:
We'd forgotten how twisty, but lovely Passo del Tonale wasView attachment 101596
And this white road was equally good with a couple of passes which we don't know the names of (we don't really know the difference between a red, yellow or white road - or does it depend on the colour of your calipers which one you can use)
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And the road led us to Lago di Tenno for a late lunch
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Clearly they are NOT more fuel efficient.
And highly flammable by the smell of it.The emissions of the old model Cruds are know to be atrocious
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Is an Aston any more efficient than Maserati then?
I'd ask @Felonious Crud, but he is at the petrol station...
Clearly they are NOT more fuel efficient.
No idea - but I told him a Maser has more character - whatever that meansIs an Aston any more efficient than Maserati then?
Cars looked so much nicer with a decent set of large windows.
This must have been the first super car I ever saw in real life. It delivered too, drifting around a corner with a growl. So they have special place in my heart.
Do like a shark nose BMW.
My father had a 633i back in 78 with a manual box and after many special cars he'd had I thought as a 16 year old it was extremely quick back then.