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I mean small like a ten-year old girl. :tails:

Does that mean people wouldn't have to learn to drive anymore? Although it sounds really exciting but I think I won't be comfortable sitting in an automated car. I still would want to be in control.

$25? That's not bad. I thought it was more than that. Does it depend on what car you are driving? I think the more expensive car you got, the more you will pay for the number. But I can't substantiate it.

Buffalo Cart This sounds really interesting. I would definitely love to do that but I don't think they do it here in the UK. We do that in Asia with a cart drawn by a buffalo or a cow. It's so much fun.

That means they can't issue you a new certificate of "road-worthiness" that you have to display where the police can see. However, like Fiat500 mentioned, you can check with other "authorized garages". The certificate is valid for a year so you have to do it before it expires. But if your car is...

I saw this ad online about a year ago and I think it attracted so much attention for a while. Discovered by John Kanzius while he was looking for cure for cancer by using radio waves. Basically, the key materials needed are generator, table salt and water. If it is possible to turn water into...

I may not like 'em all as in riding them but I do appreciate big motorcycles as well as the small ones. They are built differently for different people. You can't expect a miniature woman like me to drive a harley, can you? Or those ones with really high handles. I'm too small to reach them...

Yes, here in the UK the government is giving incentives to people who drive greener cars like electric cars. They are becoming popular already. They are still a tad more expensive and there are only a few charging stations at the moment although plans are on the way to build more in preparation...

Have you had a stressful driving day today? Coming home from work is almost always stressful for me because the roads are more congested in the afternoon. Anyway, I want to share this link with you, guys, and I hope you enjoy it--if you haven't seen it already.

I'm just wondering how much Personalized Plate Number costs. I may not be able to afford it but I'm just curious. How would you love to have one?

Aw that's really outrageous. You can tell how addicted he is to Facebook that it means so much more to him than what is happening in the real-world. Oh please, what has Facebook done to this generation?

Ha! ha! ha! This is ridiculously funny. I've read a couple of stories like this and I think I'd rather hear something like this than the other way around--the criminal getting away. Most of the time the criminals outsmart everyone else. Very few are dumb like this one.

I think they are keeping up with the Dodges ( I mean Joneses) :Peace!: Probably the manufacturers have thought that it won't be worth to make them as durable as before because people in this generation are changing cars every season.

Do you leave your car stereo faceplate on? I take it off whenever I park up the car anytime, anywhere. I think it's best to avoid theft. My husband's old car was broken into because he left his cds where they were visible. Crazy robbers!

I got a friend in UK who told me that a car is like second to home. I thought he meant something like a second mortgage. When I got in his car one day I realized what he meant.

Ha! Ha! Ha! I can imagine your tractor with massive, powerful tires pulling a float. You'll be like a rock star. Seriously, tractors can look quite fascinating though especially the ones with tires bigger than the body.

The idea is exhilarating already. Being a slow thinker, I would jumped right in. But reading your replies made me realize it's not wise to do it really. I have always been a fan of luxurious and vintage cars and I used to take photos with them whenever I see them on display in the malls. :love:

I'm just wondering if Satnavs go outdated and therefore have to be updated or better yet buy a new one. My brother's SatNav is about five years old. Recently he visited Niagara Falls with his family and on their way home the SatNav misguided them and brought them to the border of Canada instead...

That's good. Well done, Toyota for settling the issue. Imagine the millions of units they had to recall because of this problem? I think 4 cases is a bit isolated compared to the number of units they sell every year. But since people's lives are more precious than cars, we can't just ignore it.