Just spent a week in Scotland and saw a number of the little A-Class cars wandering around St. Andrews. Pretty nifty looking little vehicle. I wonder how it drives. If one were available here, it might make Honda go screaming for the hills. (Before I get flamed for that - I mean it in the best possible way - if it were available here and affordable - no reason why it wouldn't be affordable, it would blow the sales door off of the Civic or other little econo coupes...)

Question for those of you who live or spend significant time in the UK. We noticed that a fair number of traffic control signs appear on BOTH sides of the roads there. Here, speed limit signs, etc., appear only on the right side of the roads. Do the signs go on both sides because there are a fair number of drivers from left-hand drive countries wandering your roads, or has it always been that way? Curious. I enjoyed roaming the little roads around St. Andrews, Carnoustie, Crail (you can guess why I was there....) Beautiful country and I also greatly enjoy the south of England...

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David

His:
2003 Dodge Durango SLT
2002 BMW E39 530i Sport
1988 Mercedes 300TE
Hers:
2003 Chevrolet Suburban
1999 E430