Recent content by Paulie68

They look great. I have no opinion on the current quality of Chinese tyres, other than to find the name "LingLong" just hilarious. :ROFLMAO:

Might have known the $58k to $73k price was for the domestic market, as usual we get bilked by the time it lands here at £100k or so. :(

https://www.carscoops.com/2026/04/denza-z-loses-its-top-makes-maserati-lose-its-sleep/ I think it has the edge over the Cyberster for styling, but would like to see what they've done with the rear, seems to be missing from the images. Here's the rear now...

Oops forgot rules Will try harder ;););)

Although nice and sunny, it was around 11c yesterday, so good for working in, not too hot. The guy in charge of laying told me they use a retarding agent to slow it's rate of setting as it loses heat faster on cooler days. A (probably not very) interesting fact about Tarmac/Asphalt is they use...

Front still bombsite

Doesn't smell much Looks great though :):):)

Drive newly Tarmacked :)

Ah, I see, hadn't seen that thread!

Did he? can't see the OP stating this... but I hope you're right!

I too wish you luck with the dealer, come back and let us know how you get on. There is a fair chance they could play the "can't prove you haven't done it, should have reported it on pickup" card due to a few days having passed since you took the car. Let's hope they're decent though and don't.

Don't disagree and I'm usually a rule breaker anyway. Just the whole yoke thing get's me a bit, was the same when I had a Tesla and some were fitting yoke's. A few did crash when manoeuvring with them. (But they're Americans, so probably can't drive properly anyway!)

Not for this market it isn't, I'd not fancy my chances in court if the accident was my fault whilst driving with a yoke!

I'd be more worried about voiding my insurance in the event of an accident happening whilst navigating a roundabout. There's no way they're paying out once they see that yolk on a none progressive steering system car...

There is a misunderstanding going on here of the terms used. When they say corrosion to the wheel/wheel hubs, they mean the central hubs of the alloy wheels. The rust you are seeing is on the hub of the brake disks, is a normal wear and tear phenominum and will not be an issue. Do not attempt...