Not ecclesiastical, but I did have a similar moment. Driving out of Edinburgh, under the direction of my passenger who used to live in the city. Coming up to a big set of traffic lights. "You want the right-hand lane," she said. I was doubtful, because I'd been that way quite often, but took her word for it. To find myself in pole position at the lights, in a right-hand-turn only lane, having passed a long line of cars in the left-hand lane wanting to go straight on.
Sorry, said my passenger, senior moment. If you turn right I can direct you back on to the main road. That's Plan B, I said, covertly eyeing up the car on my left, which was a Range Rover. So we both looked nonchalant, just a couple of old biddies meandering home from a coffee shop and all that, but I had autohold on and my foot hovering over the accelerator.
Lights started to change and Caliban leaped forward, well in front of the rather startled Range Rover, who had been quite quick off the mark himself. I felt a bit guilty, I wouldn't have done it deliberately, but it was rather satisfying nonetheless.
I had done 2000 miles, replaced both front tyres (skoda sold with 3mm tread) & I had it immaculate inside out with full ceramic coating & hardwired Nextbase cameras. By then I had driven my Wifes top of the range Trophy which is a far superior drive (lighter, quicker,amazing damping, & tons more options) so when Perrys offered me £22000 plus a discount on a brand new x power it was a no brainer. The Enyaq iv80 Sport & VRS are a lot nicer & a more capable drive but were silly money to buy & certainly no where near the fun of an MG4 so it was goodbye Skoda.
... as I've said before you would love an Xpower 
