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Been with the mrs for 9 years, married for coming up to 1 year at the end of April!

Two come to mind, being whooped by a Renaultsport Megane from the lights and having an RS4 on my tail for quite a long country drive - couldn't shake him at all.

I'll try again with my photo's didn't have time to fix them yesterday (all about a year old now)

A few old ones of mine: Not great pics, I really need to take some more this spring.

If you don't mind the image then I'd go for the Evo X, definately.

Personally I'm rather attracted to the prospect of a 4x4 with a huge raucus engine that does about 12mpg, needs big wheels though so you can squash Prius's with it.

I'd want a BMW warranty as well, strange that the warranty on this one has just slipped.

2 seats (or the back seat should be useless) and should be a convertible or a convertible with a roof added, aka the Z4. I agree that the M3 is not a sports car.

Very sad news.

Dump her as a girlfriend, but sign her up for a year's worth of freebies.

The CSL bootlids cardboard isn't it? ;) I'd be very tempted by the CSL wheels if I hadn't just had two replaced (long story) but perhaps I'll be able to trade two new wheels and two corroded ones for some new CSL ones. They look fantastic I think. I had been thinking of changing car, but...

I don't have a nice word for that

Quite a few people have found that their BMW limiter either doesn't enage at all, or if you drop down a gear it disables it. ;)

No one will ever get me in a 118d again, I hated every second I had to sit in the thing. Felt like stopping, flipping the bonnet and getting out to check whether it actually had an engine in their or just an armadillo and some loose bolts shaking around. I've got a 320d es auto courtesy car...

If your looking for a recomendation on a solicitor, try giving these guys a ring: http://www.motoroffence.co.uk/ (not sure if they handle scottish cases)

About £150 a month I guess, I don't commute, but do quite a few long trips visiting friends and relatives.

The only viable reason to lease a car rather than buy is if you want to buy a high depreciation new or nearly new car. The lease option with servicing can work out around the same price as cash purchase, minus the hassle and liability. Your talking £50K plus cars really though.

* The wipers are poo * The hardtop sqeaks * It doesn't clean itself (E46 M3 Convertible)

Even thought the BMW warranty has gone down hill over the last few years, I'm so glad I renewed on the M3, its saved me a fortune this year.

Nothing to do with the car its the points on my license which are the problem.