Motoring

Any one had experience of buying the right car to alleviate the problem of getting in and out? From my own experiences the higher the seating the better and some vehicles apparently have height adjustments,but these all seem to be Tonka Toys. Any smaller ones around ?

Hello everyone. Was wondering if anyone owns a classic or modern classic? Also, does anyone to get any shows/events? Am a regular at Bicester Heritage Sunday Scrambles and am getting to some great local (and not so local) shows with the car club. Would be good to arrange meet ups, maybe even organise a few run outs or convoys if more than one person going to an event.

I'm looking for a motorhome or large campervan to travel Europe and parts of Africa. I'm a pensioner with a very small state pension and can't afford anything expensive, free would be great, asking a lot. Just need something with bare necessities, I can repair some things if needed but needs to be a runner and LHD. I'm based in Spain, so easier if you are near here to see it otherwise get in touch with photos.

Hi ya👍 This is my first post, so please bear with; With a general in cars, I want to kick off with a light hearted discussion; What car(s) that you have driven, have a special place in your heart ...but for all the wrong reasons (I’m sure that there will be a few recurring ones)

Looking for riding buddies around Buckinghamshire & surrounding areas.

I'm an extremely active black male that loves working out. My hobbies are antique cars, boating and chatting with peope who are serious and love life.

Hi any bikers out there.🏍🏍🏍😁

Love to contact anyone else with an interest in the Ford Mustang

Maybe you travel quicker than me? Round where I live the roads have got busy, there's a lot of new houses going up, I suspect many of the inhabitants commute some distance by car. The result seems to be oblivious anxiety and frustration with anybody in their way - I even think it may be subconsciously done.

Yesterday I turned off the main road on to a country lane with fields on either side; there had been a hard frost during the night and there were icy patches on the road. I came across a car, overturned on to its roof, in a field. I stopped, slithered down a very slippery and muddy incline into the field and was then able to look through the car windows to make sure that no-one was trapped inside. Fortunately, the car was empty so I took a note of the car registration number (only visible in the field because the rear number plate was missing), returned to my car and rang the police on 101. They were very grateful that I had checked the interior of the car and said that the crew who had attended the accident didn't have any "police aware" tape in their car so had been unable to label the vehicle. Fortunately again, the occupants of the car had been uninjured. When I was explaining to friends (all, like me definitely the wrong side of 60 :-) ) why I had been late for church, the majority were horrified that I had stopped to investigate. Several of them had driven past the car and not stopped because they said that you never know who might be lurking in the vicinity ready to attack and steal someone else's car! Had it been night-time and travelling alone, I think I would have rung the police before going into the field but the question is - would you check out an overturned vehicle or would you drive by on the other side of the road?