@Alan Whittle has never forgiven me for the admission that I own a red car. It is an automatic too funnily enough. Very enjoyable to drive in traffic. Terrifying in icy / snowy weather due to loss of clutch control.
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Red or dread?
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The binman chronicles
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If you are buying a Ferrari then it's perfectly acceptable. Other than that not a fan of that colour on a car.
Nothing to do with them lot though. They just happen to be some team that play in red.
Nothing to do with them lot though. They just happen to be some team that play in red.
Yep, no Tomatoes for me, nor a red car, jumper, socks
Anything
Edit; not withstanding anything red. Here in Australia, even modern red cars seem to have a poor UV paint reaction.
90% of the cars you see 'peeling' are red. Must be something in the paint...or not in it.
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Crashing into walls?
I refuse to own anything red. They've ruined that colour for me..
Civics look good in blue too!
Civics look good in blue too!
My first car was red and I wear a lot of red. It's my University's color. That said, I wouldn't wear any of it on a trip to Merseyside.
Learn to drive properly then...with no clutch to remove traction, let the Automatic Gearbox do the work for you
You don't press the clutch in...(you haven't got one obvs) you ease off the accelerator (avoid too much...any...brake pedal, pretty much useless in the snow anyway; see Newtons 1st Law) and the Automatic Gearbox does it for you - The clue is in the name Automatic Gearbox.?
Edit; If you've still got problems you're going too fast anyway
Alan Whittle
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His problem is that his car is red. It’s a disgrace!
My current car is red. I wouldn't choose a red car, but I had it given to me and beggars can't be choosers )lol
When I was young I was firmly in the 'don't own anything red' camp. As I got older I learned to embrace the colour by
virtue of the fact that red reflects my politics NOT my footballing allegiance. Using that same logic, I now happily wear red t-shirts etc. (but ONLY if they have a political message or logo on them)
Would definitely never wear anything red on a match day though.
When I was young I was firmly in the 'don't own anything red' camp. As I got older I learned to embrace the colour by
virtue of the fact that red reflects my politics NOT my footballing allegiance. Using that same logic, I now happily wear red t-shirts etc. (but ONLY if they have a political message or logo on them)
Would definitely never wear anything red on a match day though.
Oh no mate, it's actually pulling off and avoiding putting too much power through the wheels.
Sounds like a bad case of lead boot
Calling me Brett Angell, lad?
welshtoffee
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Owned plenty of red cars in my time, when cleaned and waxed they look lovely but unfortunately red paint on certain models (Vauxhall etc) faded very badly and end up looking bloody awful.
Aka 'corsa pink'
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