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Dec 2020
9:39am, 7 Dec 2020
1,149 posts
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poppyHollyjollychristmas
Ovi-one, but that's more so I can remember the plate for parking meters. Your car, and my car are more common.
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Dec 2020
10:53am, 7 Dec 2020
5,667 posts
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AdrianB1066
Shackleton. It’s a Discovery and was watching an advert for the whisky of
the same name when I bought it so seemed appropriate.
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Dec 2020
10:57am, 7 Dec 2020
70,562 posts
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swittle
My first motor vehicle - half shares with a mate at school - was a 1950 Triumph Thunderbird 650cc motorcycle combination. We were both 16 and scraped £50 together for it.
Its reg. no. was DES 818. If I'd thought on, it could have fetched a few bob as a 'cherished' registration...
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Dec 2020
11:09am, 7 Dec 2020
3,911 posts
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JustCommandhohoho!
I used to give motorbikes and cars names.. just seemed to stop doing it. I guess they don't have personalities anymore 
We now have the Toyota and the Polo. I think the Toyota is the least engaging driving experience I've ever come across, GC calls it Betsy. This mildly perplexes me.
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Dec 2020
11:30am, 7 Dec 2020
35,078 posts
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Night-owl
I named my last bicycle Hawkwind because it was silver
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Dec 2020
1:48pm, 7 Dec 2020
453 posts
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stilldreamingofawhitechristmas
My first mini was Henry, the second William (I've no idea why I chose those names!). Since then it's been your car and my car 😁
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Dec 2020
2:10pm, 7 Dec 2020
20,199 posts
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DeeGee
My car has heated wing mirrors.
This button switches them on:
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Dec 2020
2:37pm, 7 Dec 2020
10,666 posts
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chunkywizmas
good, aren't they?
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Dec 2020
2:39pm, 7 Dec 2020
47,573 posts
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McGoohan
Do you warm your hands on them?
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Dec 2020
2:40pm, 7 Dec 2020
55,572 posts
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Diogenes
I remember when wing mirrors were a luxury feature, and then you just had one on the driver's side.
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