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535dboy wrote:Ah that is who that is!

I saw it a couple of months back on the 272. iirc both the car and the driver were quite tidy

O.....K....... If it was me I am worried (19+ stone chugga) - if it was the missus, you need to go to Specsavers! She doesn't brush up bad for an oldy.

Sad times yours was the purple saloon with ceramics? How did u get rid? Trade or sale? What's next Yep - "the" purple one. Probably the only purple one. Great fun though. P/X in the end for a new Freelander (before the snow came!) - head and heart moment, but couldn't justify the 13mpg on average s...

Well after 3 years of mega mega fun, it has finally happened. The RS6 is going - a sad day, but not exactly practical for the school run anymore. Truly an amazing car - we will both miss a lot. Will keep a (jealous) eye on the forum. (If anyone needs a Pirelli P Zero Rosso 275 35 ZR20 with 5mm of tr...

Now that is a barain. i paid £1150 this year, due for renewal in march so i hopes its cheaper. was you not selling your RS6 as it was for sale right? Trups The wife wants to sell 'her' RS6 for something more suited to the school run each day. Me, on the other hand would like to take it for a bit of...

Doing the annual hunt-around-waste-of-time.....Admiral have been the insurer of choice for many years, but this year Hastings Direct have come in at £325 will just £250 compulosory XS and no voluntary XS. Bargain!

Sounds exactly what we were quoted by Mondial....except with a one month exclusion to ensure no pre-existinng problems. Had a conversation with the nice guys at QST who said the C6 RS6 is pretty tough - so decided to risk it. So far, no problems at all. Sod's Law though - something will go bang or p...

Don't know about barges, but we had Dunlop SP Winter Sport 3D in each corner - problem we had was finding 20"-ers. Kiwk Fit came up trumps. Currently in their tyre hotel and will swap over in a couple of weeks time.

And they do make one hell of a difference - very noticable in the wet.

Hate to say it, but Admiral every year. Win by a country mile. Price AND service.

Why do they have to be based in Wales? Damn my money helping Welsh RFU...they don't need any help.

Sounds a bit tight, but work out best places to fill up. We did 2,600 mile round trip down to Italy - many fill ups - surprisingly Switzerland was cheaper than France: http://www.theaa.com/resources/Document ... ly2012.pdf

bobjebb wrote:

MidSussexMassive wrote:I bought her the Dyson last year for Christmas. I got her the hand-held one the year before for Christmas (serioulsy) - and who says romance is dead?

Well I bought mine an electric blanket. (Single)

Thinking about getting mother in law an electric chair....

Drive fast, take chances.

D_K wrote:The world!

Pretty unique. 'Marmite' colour, either love it or hate it.....we love it - strange people just come up and talk to you when filling up.

D_K wrote:Yes

Unless the only reason you know is because your wife pointed it out whilst washing the dishes

I bought her the Dyson last year for Christmas. I got her the hand-held one the year before for Christmas (serioulsy) - and who says romance is dead?

RS6chris! wrote:Always said you cant beat a good blow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Personally, I think a good suck is better - Dyson, tubing liberated from water butt (giggles), 12" of electrical tape.....

At last service, Audi were so kind as to change the oil to "minimum" - nothing like saving a few quid on the Castrol Edge....tight arses. Light came on within 500 miles.