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If expect most of the electrical components would be of Nissan origin or at least off the shelf from many other companies. I know your comment is probably mostly in jest though.
Edit, it appears I'm the one assuming. Renault manufacturers most of the components of the driveline. Even the foundry for the motor. Hmm, oh well nor worries. The French make pretty good trains and jet planes
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Also, have a desire for a white dialled "sporty" watch...not sure what style but ~38-40mm. Any suggestions? Budget - less than $1000. Or even less than $500 just to scratch an itch...
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Tempted by this, currently $179 Aud - seems good value!
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I actually wore it today based on this conversation. It is very comfortable with it's low profile and curved lugs. I have a curved rubber dive strap too, which works well.
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I thought it did attach? Try this
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I bought a glycine combat back in Feb, was about 500 aud. Really good for the money and it keeps very good time. The fit is excellent, thin and the lugs curve nicely around the wrist. I wish I had bought the black version like yours though. Mine has polished hands and the bezel is quite shiny... The whole effect just cheapens it, rather than being a simple tool watch. So it never gets worn, I have to sell it at some point.
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I reckon that looks great. Also gear lever, is that new? Really nice. The whole thing just says "drivers car". I'm guessing they gave you the bill after you'd nestled into the seat?
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These wheels look ace. Nice one.
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In my old 306 the fuel economy goes from 10l/100klm to 12l/100klm and even then it nothing more than a slightly cool and weak breeze whilst making 89dB of noise.
Still, last summer when it hit 45ºc I was thankful for the noisy, slightly cooling breeze!
Mind you, the 2015 Audi is no better. My Dads old toyota corolla (1996) has freezing AC... it's never needed a regas.
That lorier is in the right direction. Couldn't live with the typography on the dial though.