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No, Clove apparently. Cream or sand is more descriptive.

If I had a white interior I'd be in the wrong car!

Not since Prep school and I wasn't allowed to drive back then...

You are doing no harm whatsoever. I always left the car in D at lights, holding with the brakes. Only slipping into neutral if the wait was obviously going to be long. Now, in my hybrid I wouldn't come out of D no matter how long a wait may be.

An acquaintance, of the female type, wears very high heels and drives but she has a pair of flat pumps in the car that she swaps into before actually driving. I think this is fairly commonly done?

Not sure about you Dav but I wear trousers whilst driving, never scorched my nethers on a leather seat, plus mine are ventilated and for cooler days, heated The only leather car seat I've slid about on was in the rear of a V6 Camry, about 30yrs ago, (whilst being driven around the Yorkshire Dales before someone comes back with a smutty comment ) On a slightly more serious note, do these alcantara seats wear well? Those I've seen always look rather tired. They can't be easy to clean?

Well worth the extra £1500

Now if only they offered that with a Clove leather interior!

Worn or maladjusted crown wheel thrust bearing? Worn propshaft centre bearing?

And looks like you think it needs protecting?

Who said that???

Now, who might you be referring to I wonder?

If the Police wanted to pursure this they could use their TintMan instruments to measure light transmission but they won't, at least not unless the unfortunate should happen?

Fashion mainly but also some buyers consider them to be "ruffty-tufty" go anywhere and safer, which they generally are not!

A very rare commodity these days ...

It just gets better and better .... What category are your sunglasses? "We all want to avoid the glare when driving and, according to the Highway Code, you must slow down or pull over if you’re dazzled by bright sunlight. But, it is also illegal to wear some types of sunglasses while driving. There are two essential requirements for lenses to be used for driving – vision must remain clear, and sufficient light to let you see properly must get to your eyes. However, some sunglasses that are sold for general can be too dark or unsuitable for driving. Sun lenses for driving fall into two main categories - ‘fixed’ and ‘variable’ tint. Most sunglasses will be category two - meaning they filter between 18 and 43 per cent of light and are suitable for driving. However, Class 4 sunglasses will filter between 3 and 8 percent of light and are to be used for exceptionally bright sunlight. If you have these type of sunglasses, then it is illegal to use them while driving. According to the AA: “Filter category 4 lenses only transmit between 3% and 8% of light and are not suitable for driving at any time. Sunglasses with these lenses should, by law, be labelled ‘Not suitable for driving and road use’.” Northampton Chronicle&Echo

Couldn't they find a space-saver, super narrow type spare?

What is this "clutch" thing you speak of???

A full-sized spare? Does the GS-F have the same size rims all round?

Like comparing apples and oranges, surely? Yes, both fruit (V8s) but very different in appearance and taste (function).. GS-F a four seater saloon, family conveyance, RC-F two seater coupé,

DOT 3 is one of many brake fluid designations, so would seem reasonable to say it's the brake fluid reservoir https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOT_3

A reasonable explanation... "While the two are today, the same in size, Sedans and Saloons were once quite different. A Saloon was a larger car, not quite as large as a limousine, but every bit as luxurious. Typically, a Saloon often was Chauffeur driven, while a Sedan was driven by it's owner. Sedans in the 1930s were generally a smaller car than a Saloon, but after ww2 the manufacturers in the US began building much larger automobiles; when these hit the British market, they were often refereed to as "Yank Tanks". Saloon today, implies a more luxurious vehicle; A jaguar S-Type 4.2 would be regarded as a Saloon, whereas a similar sized Honda would be a Sedan." https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Discussion-ds444601

Be careful up there Ratty, my neighbour was a roofer, right up to the point he stepped back to admire his handywork!!

I think Lexus bought him lunch that day! http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/lexus-rc300h-f-sport-price-specs-performance-2017-horsepower-interior-3348539

Doh!!