That time of the year again, already?
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That last car looks like the Tim Button Batmobile!
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And ridiculously fast!
These electric cars fast, especially because of the crazy acceleration, but theyâll never beat the glorious sound of a combustion engine. The Porsche GT3 sounded awesome.
And that Hoonigan Subaru is mental.
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Record breaking fast.
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Such a legend! I didnât know he rode at FOS.
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I felt compelled to find this video after driving this car in our Dirt 2.0 Rally event.
Davide Cironi is one of my favourite car YouTubers. He is Italian, but most of his vids do get subtitles.
He seems to convey the emotional response the cars have on him well. Maybe because heâs Italian!
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Only a true Italian talks with his hands, must be a fake.
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Ferrari Le Mans Hypercar. Never thought Iâd see the day⌠weâve been waiting for ages to see a Ferrari back at the pinnacle of sports car and endurance racing, and itâs finally happening.
LMH FTW!
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This cannot be real, surely?
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Ludicrously it is real. And globalâŚ
Steering Wheel Heating | BMW.za
https://www.bmw.co.za/en/shop/ls/dp/Steering_Wheel_Heating_SFA_za
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Well, who wants heating in South African summer, and have you felt cold leather against your skin in winter?
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Now we know why BMW drivers donât use indicators, they donât want to pay extra for that DLC!
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That angle is straight out of Cyberpunk 2077.
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Almost seems DeLorean inspired.
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You wouldnât download a heated seat!
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Can anyone explain the reason for stupid car radio/satnav system codes? And more specifically, why the heck itâs so hard to find the darn thing?!
Replaced the battery in the missusâ Renault Captur, satnav system demands a 4-digit code to unlock it again. Looked everywhere for it - manuals, owners documents, even service records and invoices. Nada. Enter the wrong code and it locks you out from attempting again for two minutes. Donât know how many attempts it allows before it self-destructs or takes on its true demonic form and tries to assimilate me.
Head to Google and YouTube. Discover that the code is on the SatNav devicesâ serial number sticker, which is on the back of the unit. In order to find it, Iâd need to remove the entire bevel and housing to pull out the unit. Seriously dumb design. Malicious design in fact. Risk breaking something and the warranty or take it to the dealership to get it unlocked. And pay of course.
Tsek.
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