I want TRUMP to win

[Tequila]

If I were able to drive, which I'm not, I'd go for a top-of-the-range Nissan Micra.  Something made in the UK, but that doesn't guzzle petrol like no tmorrow.  Fuel economy is where it's at.

[DirtDawg]

Did not know what that thing was, so I looked it up.
Not really my type of thing and I would not allow my children to ride in one if one of their "friends" showed up to give them a ride.

I took a Fiat about like that, stripped it down and made a dune buggy out of it. Twelve hundred CCs was not much of an engine, even for a dune buggy. Made a fun toy.
I have "friends" with motorcycles which have larger engines 

I suppose if you are just going a mile or a couple of blocks that kind of car would be ok, but still not safe around here.

[Yuri Bezmenov]

If I were able to drive, which I'm not, I'd go for a top-of-the-range Nissan Micra.  Something made in the UK, but that doesn't guzzle petrol like no tmorrow.  Fuel economy is where it's at.

No driver's license, no job, straight out of the looney bin, no wonder you're such a lady killer.   

[Icequeen]

Never liked heated seats; feels like I peed myself. The oldest's car has heated seats, but also the option to only heat the back. That was good.

  The old Saab's were a little like that (late 70's -80's) heating element was towards the front of the seat.

Most of the heat in the VW seems come from the lower back region...and I've got a dial for each front seat with 4 temp settings. Seriously hate to leave the car some days.

[Jack]

Never liked heated seats; feels like I peed myself. The oldest's car has heated seats, but also the option to only heat the back. That was good.

  The old Saab's were a little like that (late 70's -80's) heating element was towards the front of the seat.

Most of the heat in the VW seems come from the lower back region...and I've got a dial for each front seat with 4 temp settings. Seriously hate to leave the car some days.

Warming the back might be more productive. Remember years ago seeing a kidney warmer belt in a hunting accessory magazine. It claimed keeping the kidneys warm prevented getting the shivers. Not sure if that's true, but core warming makes more sense than butt warming.

[Jack]

Never liked heated seats; feels like I peed myself. The oldest's car has heated seats, but also the option to only heat the back. That was good.

That's exactly what my mum said when my parents had their Jeep Compass. They ended up trading it in for a Holden Captiva because it guzzled petrol.

Still miss my jeep. Tend to be hard on vehicles and that was one that could handle me.

[odeon]

If I were able to drive, which I'm not, I'd go for a top-of-the-range Nissan Micra.  Something made in the UK, but that doesn't guzzle petrol like no tmorrow.  Fuel economy is where it's at.

I guess you've never actually driven those, have you? There's a definition for awful and that car is it.

[odeon]

My Jag's got great mileage.

Does it have heated seats?

Probably, I think the older one my friend has does.

That's one option that makes the price of feeding the VW well worth it.

Haven't had that since my parents had Saab's...totally forgot how nice that is in the cold weather.

Nope. It was ordered by a guy in Italy. Heated seats are considered to be a "winter option" by Jaguar over there.

It is considered standard equipment on upper grade vehicles here in Indiana. My wife's new car has the capability of seat, back or both heating and adjustable lumbar support. Also has heated mirrors and a heated steering wheel.
Hell my older SUV (it is a 2012) has heated mirrors, seats and electric accessory heat for frozen over windshield to get you going a bit more quickly on those rough winter mornings.
Mileage is not great on mine, though. Hovers around twenty in town.

The Jag is less than that in town. Not why I got it, tho.

[Al Swearegen]

Everyone SHOULD want Trump to win because if he WINS then the world wins. That is not exactly the same as him getting what he wants. He could still get what he wants and lose.

[Icequeen]

My Jag's got great mileage.

Does it have heated seats?

Probably, I think the older one my friend has does.

That's one option that makes the price of feeding the VW well worth it.

Haven't had that since my parents had Saab's...totally forgot how nice that is in the cold weather.

Nope. It was ordered by a guy in Italy. Heated seats are considered to be a "winter option" by Jaguar over there.

It is considered standard equipment on upper grade vehicles here in Indiana. My wife's new car has the capability of seat, back or both heating and adjustable lumbar support. Also has heated mirrors and a heated steering wheel.
Hell my older SUV (it is a 2012) has heated mirrors, seats and electric accessory heat for frozen over windshield to get you going a bit more quickly on those rough winter mornings.
Mileage is not great on mine, though. Hovers around twenty in town.

The Jag is less than that in town. Not why I got it, tho.

Yeah, not the reason our friend wanted hers for either. 

She had most of the chrome and the wheels blacked out...windows are limo tinted. Looks like the grim reaper coming down the highway when she drives her kid to soccer practice.

She's a strange one, gotta love her.     

[DirtDawg]

My Jag's got great mileage.

Does it have heated seats?

Probably, I think the older one my friend has does.

That's one option that makes the price of feeding the VW well worth it.

Haven't had that since my parents had Saab's...totally forgot how nice that is in the cold weather.

Nope. It was ordered by a guy in Italy. Heated seats are considered to be a "winter option" by Jaguar over there.

It is considered standard equipment on upper grade vehicles here in Indiana. My wife's new car has the capability of seat, back or both heating and adjustable lumbar support. Also has heated mirrors and a heated steering wheel.
Hell my older SUV (it is a 2012) has heated mirrors, seats and electric accessory heat for frozen over windshield to get you going a bit more quickly on those rough winter mornings.
Mileage is not great on mine, though. Hovers around twenty in town.

The Jag is less than that in town. Not why I got it, tho.

Sorry for not being specific, but I was using our standard, Miles per Gallon, as a measure.

Your Jaguar probably blows that away using "our metric."

Do not really care that much about British automobiles, but another Jaguar is on my bucket list, even though I was disappointed in the first one.

Been in a few more modern ones and I want one.

[Minister Of Silly Walks]

I always dreamed of having a jag when I was younger.

My car gets 50+ miles per gallon around the city. Imperial gallons though. Still impressive.

[Calandale]

Everyone SHOULD want Trump to win because if he WINS then the world wins. That is not exactly the same as him getting what he wants. He could still get what he wants and lose.

If'n you want 'merica to lose, I guess.

[Al Swearegen]

Everyone SHOULD want Trump to win because if he WINS then the world wins. That is not exactly the same as him getting what he wants. He could still get what he wants and lose.

If'n you want 'merica to lose, I guess.

Cal, I like you (believe it or not) BUT you are fucking retarded if you believe that Trump winning is you losing.
I get it, I really do. After butter would not melt in his mouth Barry Soletoro, this Trump guy coming in is a poke in the eye to how the world views America. He has no class depite his money. He is an ignorant pig.

Fuck right off with that shit

Yeah Trump is not cultured like Soletoro . But fuck, who cares? I don't and I am NOT in your country. The Muslim leadership of Egypt preferred Trump to Hillary. North Korea whilst not full compliant is slowly buckling under pressure not to send missiles to threaten Hawaii and Japan and South Korea. ISIS is practically destroyed. Israel is 100% behind Trump (especially after the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and the moving of the embassy). He is increasing the productivity of America and Unemployment is all communities and tax benefits in all communities and job creations in all communities has increased.

So Fuck the sweet words and charms and grace and poise of a "do-nothing".

As Herr Merkel and Barry Soletoro marched hand in hand off the cultural cliff and Sweden, France and Germany joined them, there was a counter in the winds  called Trump. A non-Progressive.

He is not perfect. He is often cringeworthy and zigs when he ought to zag BUT with the world as it is right here and now HE is necessary and I would back him strongly over anyone in the world right now to bring us back from the brink of falling off the cultural cliff that Barry was leading you to and in which Macron, Merkel and Lofven are probaly either already over or hanging on by just their fingertips.

[odeon]

My Jag's got great mileage.

Does it have heated seats?

Probably, I think the older one my friend has does.

That's one option that makes the price of feeding the VW well worth it.

Haven't had that since my parents had Saab's...totally forgot how nice that is in the cold weather.

Nope. It was ordered by a guy in Italy. Heated seats are considered to be a "winter option" by Jaguar over there.

It is considered standard equipment on upper grade vehicles here in Indiana. My wife's new car has the capability of seat, back or both heating and adjustable lumbar support. Also has heated mirrors and a heated steering wheel.
Hell my older SUV (it is a 2012) has heated mirrors, seats and electric accessory heat for frozen over windshield to get you going a bit more quickly on those rough winter mornings.
Mileage is not great on mine, though. Hovers around twenty in town.

The Jag is less than that in town. Not why I got it, tho.

Sorry for not being specific, but I was using our standard, Miles per Gallon, as a measure.

Your Jaguar probably blows that away using "our metric."

Do not really care that much about British automobiles, but another Jaguar is on my bucket list, even though I was disappointed in the first one.

Been in a few more modern ones and I want one.

I know you were using MPG. I know what it is, and my Jag does around 15.

I drove a recent Jaguar XF not so long ago. It was nice but didn't have that special Jag quality, probably because it had a diesel engine.