I think the threads are normally labelled "what have you done with your car, not in. However, the summer is coming, so I'm not ruling out fun activities inside the car eitherJust thought I'd start the sort of thread seen on car forums so.....
What have you done in your 3008 today?
Reading your posts, I would say your use of written English is excellent. In and with can both be used in context but I agree with Beau in that we would normally use ‘in’.I think the threads are normally labelled "what have you done with your car, not in. However, the summer is coming, so I'm not ruling out fun activities inside the car either
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But it could be honest misunderstanding from my side. I blame the Norwegian primary education for all language barriers :lol:
Don't have one and don't intend to have one. If you have an issue with my actions as a mod by all means alert an administratormay be a chance for you to put your policemans hat on as mod Storeman!!
Grumpy
That's a whole lot of camping gear I manage to get all mine on the back seats of my 308 (single zero unfortunately) with a small rollup roofbox taking the rest. The dog has the whole of the boot to himself.Filled it to the rafters with camping gear and set the sat nav for the south west! Rear 12v socket ideal for the beer fridge ?
3008 1.2 Man GT Line Pearl White (39.8mpg)
Just be thankfull it wasn't Dianne Abbot, 'In two hundred and eleventeen yards etc' or 'In fortytwo miles take the next turning on the roundabout'I wonder if Theresa May's advisers had anything to do with TomTom (political) sorry!
I agree with you about the cruise control Mark but believe me, you will get used to it. It seems to be those of us who have bought their first Peugeot that have issues with the cruise- those who already drive Pugs don't seem to have a problem.Drove my 3008 to medway hospital to be around for the birth of my stepdaughters first child , nothing more beautiful , (that's the birth ) the car pretty amazing too.
Have no complaints except 1, the ridiculous placement of the cruise controls ... what were the designers thinking , went to great lengths to create the best interior in any car including premium brands , and then hide these behind the steering wheel.
That said ....What a car , a delight to drive and a real head turner.
I've come from a Citroen, it would feel weird for it to be anywhere else.I agree with you about the cruise control Mark but believe me, you will get used to it. It seems to be those of us who have bought their first Peugeot that have issues with the cruise- those who already drive Pugs don't seem to have a problem.
Congratulations on the new baby in your family btw.
On the steering wheel on my citroen DS5, same on our 508.I've come from a Citroen, it would feel weird for it to be anywhere else.