mac27040 Veteran Shepshed Oct 23, 2013 #1 Was it anyone off the forum who was driving an 05 plate grey pre facelift with the bonnet not shut properly, I was the one who pointed it out to you.
Was it anyone off the forum who was driving an 05 plate grey pre facelift with the bonnet not shut properly, I was the one who pointed it out to you.
B ben g Elite Essex Oct 23, 2013 #2 It wasn't me but i've done the same before. Surprised there isn't a warning chime for it.
D domsz4 Veteran Oct 24, 2013 #3 ben g said: It wasn't me but i've done the same before. Surprised there isn't a warning chime for it. Click to expand... i left mine open all day in the rain the day ... lucky they dontpop up easilly and are the correct shape so it doesn't matter!
ben g said: It wasn't me but i've done the same before. Surprised there isn't a warning chime for it. Click to expand... i left mine open all day in the rain the day ... lucky they dontpop up easilly and are the correct shape so it doesn't matter!
W willgill Member Cornwall Oct 24, 2013 #4 be glad it wasn't an SMG e46 m3, the bloody bonnet switches on them are such a ball ache...
T Taz Lifer Saddleworth Oct 24, 2013 #5 I once did this in a capri, got to about 30mph and bonnet lifted up and slammed onto wind screen, many many years ago
I once did this in a capri, got to about 30mph and bonnet lifted up and slammed onto wind screen, many many years ago
O original guvnor Elite Nottinghamshire Oct 25, 2013 #6 My mate has a TVR Cerbera and it has a habit of the bonnet lifting up at speeds in excess of 140mph. Not really ideal. I think it must be one of those inbuilt TVR safety features!
My mate has a TVR Cerbera and it has a habit of the bonnet lifting up at speeds in excess of 140mph. Not really ideal. I think it must be one of those inbuilt TVR safety features!