Alfas and Lancias are where it's at  

Engineers they were.

I love this . . . . . .  Maserati Sebring

All wonderful cars

Old cars always hit the spot Saint  

Old good cars.

Get yourself over to the  Pistonheads site. Great forums from A to Z  

Will defo give it a look

Perhaps my fave - and one day i will own

Mercedes 300sl

Stunning combination  

Drove my friends Alfa 147 to Edinburgh and back.

Hopeless styling inside and out (never a fan of this car) but what a car to drive!!

Anyone who thinks all cars are the same must drive an Alfa.

Shame its engine cracked twice leaving its oil all over her drive

I had a 72 2000 GTV pictured on page 2. Bought it off an Autocar road tester in 95. That drive from Surrey to here is ingrained. And sheer simplicity to work on. I will have another  

Nice memories eh?

Whatever you think of Top Gear - its every guys dream to take a few of his mates and a few great cars and thrash them around Europe on a boys only adventure

Chris Harris is the best motoring journo.

And yes - he writes for Pistonheads.

Hope you're well pal 

Chris Harris

Will certainly give that a look.

Kinda dropped out of the motoring world for a while but am always drawn back.

I'm good - hope all's well in your world.

7th July Corbridge Classic Car Show - its huge and well worth a journey south.

I think you should check that again Renton!

I can't think of anything more tiresome.

He's into trains.

Spice.

Try it.

Dare I admit that I have had a Z4 on test drive for the last few days?

Obviously I dare as I just did.

I love BMW's they're a solid ride, and I love my rides to be good and solid 

Get a car with character.

Go old - depreciation proof.

I know, I know, but I love Z4's even nicer with the hard lid.

Minter 80's SL with a/c.

you sure like your cars Velvet

Do you always drive a car thats a number and not a name .

Only trying to help erin  

Do you not like regular cars?

They're pretty souless.

You've gotta smell the petrol.

 not that I understand

Audi drivers are more likely to be unfaithful in a relationship than other  motorists, according to a survey.
The poll carried out by dating site  illicitencounters.com suggests that owners of premium car brands are most likely  to cheat on their partners.

© Ian West/PA Wire

The Audi A1 launched in 2010

BMW drivers - who topped  last year's poll   - were pushed into second place with owners of Mercedes, Volvos  and VWs completing the top five.
"Cars can reveal a lot about their  owners," said site spokesman Mike Taylor.
"All the cars in the top five  represent our members. They are typically successful, motivated, high-achievers  who are less likely to settle for something they find unsatisfying, be it a car  or a relationship."
The car least likely to be driven by an adulterer was  revealed to be a Peugeot, followed by Renault, Rover, Skoda and Hyundai 

Thank god Mr C drives a Honda & a Peugeot. 

Best car i've driven: Alfa 147

Worst car i've driven: Volvo 740

I aint driven that many, sadly

don't you drive a BMW

Yes, but I'm not the typical BMW driver, I used my indicators and everything. Plus I would never cheat, so there's no problem.