Which make of car causes you the most grief?
 

There's always some **** who tries to make as much grief as possible when they see a bike..

For me its Ford Focus and Honda Civic boy racers.

Which make of car causes you the most grief?

The one in front of me :evil:

The Honda CR-V. I've literally never seen one driven competently, and they've featured in a ridiculously high number of incidents I've seen, considering how relatively uncommon they are. It's as though people see the adverts and say "Ooh, top performing side impact protection! Now I can finally pull out on those motorbikes I hate without any risk of injury!"

Seems to me the higher the cost of the car the bigger the tosser driving it.

BTW my mother came up with the best expansion of BMW for ages

Bl00dy Minded W4nker :)

My Dad has a 5-series at the time - lol

David

the bmw drivers road attitude.

BMW drivers in general but also big 4x4 types. The fast drivers with sports cars and scoobys are generally alright esp. TVR drivers, never had a problem with them. Also boy racers dont seem to be concentrating much on whats behind them so you generally pass them before they even see you.

Refuse to vote until either Transit flat bed or Smart car are addedd.

Boy racers in brightly coloured fiesta size things :evil: Dozy women in puntos :evil: :evil: Pensioners in micras and rovers :evil: :evil:

Saying that, there are bad drivers in every make of car so it's hard to say which make gives me the most grief :wink:

Where is the "Anything driven by a women" option.



runs and hides

Late teen to mid 20s women drivers with (probably) their female work collegue sat next to them, doesn't matter what they're driving at the time, conversation is far more important than what they're actually doing!
BWM drivers. Enough said!
Irish truck drivers (they own ALL of the road, and some of the path, apparently)

Other than those specifically, anyone who doesn't LOOK before they SIGNAL and then MANEUVER, so just about anyone that drives anything with four wheels. (Except the nice girl this morning in the Punto - who wanted to cross double white lines on the dual carriageway, spotted me & tucked back in - and yes, she was fit!)