Clean in Europe

[frankprozzoly]

Im in ireland geekers. There's not one clean car in Ireland. Germany is probably the only country you can have a decent looking car out of the countries I've been to in Europe.

[FUNX650]

Im in ireland geekers. There's not one clean car in Ireland. Germany is probably the only country you can have a decent looking car out of the countries I've been to in Europe.

No clean cars...Would've thought the other way.
What's the weather conditions in Ireland today?
Been out on the links with your clubs?
Or have you been hittin' the Pubs?

Bob

[swanicyouth]

I here European dirt is a lot dirtier than American dirt - lot of sins buried in that dirt. So, cars prolly get dirtier quicker.

[frankprozzoly]

Hitting the pubs. Weather is chilly .. low 60's.. but no rain. Thank god. .. people don't take care of their cars here. In Italy, your better off buying a bumber car. Here the tour buses put you into the bushes

[Mike Phillips]

I traveled to Argentina and Italy so far this year and I saw the same kind of thing, that is all the cars are beat up unless they are brand spanking new but my guess is after a year or two what was a brand new car is now a beater and the only nice cars will be whatever is brand spanking new.

The driving is absolutely nuts in both countries. People speeding and weaving in and out of lanes and onto the sides of roads, basically people drive wherever they can squeeze their car through to get ahead as traffic is horrible everywhere.

No place to park because there's already tons of cars parked wherever they can fit. Just a mess. Nothing like America at all.

[Fishincricket]

:shudders_at_the_thought:

[frankprozzoly]

A red light in Italy just means that someone might be coming the other way

[Larry A]

When you drive in the USA when its raining how many cars do you see beading. My guess very few.

[Luis_Heineken]

How about clean in the Caribbean? Its only rain for two minutes at 100*, so I have a lot of the Sahara dust on my car every day

[mcochris]

In Italy, i asked my tour guide how many people get hurt in auto accidents - he replied "Not enough!"