UrikoBB3

That's horrendous, thoughts are with the families of the occupants. Can't even make out what Gen it was, but the colour does look like Lagoon Blue for sure. Hopefully no-one from the club

Tell me about it, I was stuck on it last weekend. Loads of the exits shut off, and 50mph average speed camera everywhere. It's not even a short stretch of road either, seemed to go on forever. Thing is, even with the average speed cameras, I don't think the traffic flow ever got above 40mph

Rattles are the main issue I have with the Gen 7; though it'd help if my doors would stay open when I'm getting out. Nothing like getting home from work with a load of files to carry in when the door won't stay open The door mirrors dripping water is a pain as well, makes getting a good clean a pain when you have water lines from the mirrors.

Been wanting to wash my car for the last few weeks. Weather was mostly fine for the week, but as soon as I'm free on the weekends it rains :rolleyes: It doesn't help that the main staff car park at work is basically a gravel track- car looks like it's been in Dubai for weeks after a couple of hours

I've been nodded at by a Gen 7 owner (same colour, same trim and everything ) which was nice. I don't tend to flash lights incase it gets taken as a police/camera warning, but I'll generally nod/wave to other Celica owners incase it ends up being a club member Also I just today realised there's another Gen 7 on my road, but I've never seen it move once. I seem to notice Celicas everywhere now I have one

Currently about 40-50 a week, but I do live within a couple of miles of work so it's not like I need to travel far to go there. Hoping to get more drives out this summer, hell maybe this weekend now I have the radiator fixed. Today felt like thousands of miles though, was stuck behind an old guy in a Suzuki Jimny, doing 25 on a 40 road. Didn't even risk overtaking him, dude was all over the road

Nasty front end Shame, most of the car looks really nice but that front end just ruins it completely. Still, suppose you could switch it out.

I knew it'd happen sooner or later, but was hoping not this soon- I've managed to scrape my Gen 7's rear bumper while reversing. Not much of an impact as I was going slowly, but enough to leave a pretty large gash in the bumper. I'm still getting used to this car, having not driven for long (I know, why didn't I buy something disposable first), but this made me realise that the rear visibility isn't that great on a Gen 7; as stupid as it sounds I'm having some difficulty in judging where the backend stops. I know it's mainly because I'm a new driver and will get used to it over time, but did anyone else have any problems with the rear visibility when they first got the car? I'm off work Monday/Tuesday next week, so I think I'll spend a bit of time on the car; poor thing has been abused since I got it