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I dislike at least all BMW's, except a few classics. Mainly due their owners, their attitudes and their way of driving. So I never want to have a BMW by myself. So in Germany too? Mainly due their owners I agree with you about the cars, particularly anything since the styling was Bangle mangled. But I can't see the logic for disliking objects because of their owners characteristics.

And if that's why you hate Marmite, I'm really really really upset. I've never ever seen any episode of it. Would be only a waste of time. I can. And I do so.

If anyone associates something non-positives with that specific item, it's ambience and reputation is damaged or totally gone. BMW belongs definetely to that in my opinion.

It's not only related to cars. I'm branding also people as idiots, chavs, clowns etc. But I really must go on with my work on the computer next to this one About Marmite-conaisseurs I cannot say that much, because I don't know them.

What the hell is wrong with tomato juice? The manner to drink it during flights. Only wannabe-worldy-travellers are doing that. I'm glad that I never was in flight. Craig Ferguson - professional ex-Scot who used to be a funny stand-up comedian in Glasgow.

However, recently I found out that remnants are still making music From which years were these songs? Style of music, clothes and haircuts are more 80ies-looking They were active from mid 80s to early 90s. Anton Zajac, an adviser and investor in Klein Vision, said if the company could attract even a small percentage of global airline or taxi sales, it would be hugely successful.

Dr Stephen Wright, senior research fellow in avionics and aircraft, at the University of the West of England, described the AirCar as "the lovechild of a Bugatti Veyron and a Cesna ". And he did not think the vehicle would be particularly loud or uneconomical in terms of fuel costs, compared with other aircraft. Degree in 'flying car' engineering. United plans supersonic passenger flights by This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.

The narrow wings fold down along the sides of the car. Image source, Klein Vision. That doesn't stop Bond because he continues guiding the Renault along on just two wheels! He eventually stops by a bridge and leaps into action to continue the pursuit on water.

The Rolls was the personal vehicle of Cubby Broccoli, one of the Bond franchise's producers. A Rolls cameos briefly in Thunderball as a background vehicle. Sadly, he's strangled to death by May Day inside of a car wash. She then captures and knocks him unconscious before pushing the Rolls into a lake containing both agents. Bond manages to regain consciousness in the nick of time and survives the encounter by stealing in air from the tires to breathe underwater.

A completely plausible way to survive such an encounter? Probably not, but this is we're talking about here. If anyone were to pull off such a stunt, it would be him.

The Living Daylights introduced a new , Timothy Dalton. Despite bringing on a new James Bond, the producers decided to bring back an old car, one that hasn't seen the light of day in a Bond film for the past 18 years, the Aston Martin.

This time, Q labs goes all out in making this the most deadly Bond car to date. The Aston Martin is equipped with tire spikes, missiles, lasers, a missile guidance display, a self-destruct timer and more. Find our car covers for your Aston Martin V8 Vantage.

Pierce Brosnan makes his grand debut as James Bond in Goldeneye. We first get a glance of the DB5 as we watch Bond do what he does best -- woo the ladies. Though she's there on business, Bond has other ideas. Soon enough a Ferrari Spider , driven by Xenia Onatopp, challenges them to a race and the two vehicles have at it.

Caroline demands that Bond stop the car due to the high rates of speed that he was driving. He complies by slamming on the emergency brake, and the scene ends with him pulling out a hidden bottle of Bollinger champagne. During its introduction in Goldeneye , Bond is briefed by Q on all of the vehicle's specs -- stinger missiles, an ejector seat, and an all-points radar amongst other goodies.

The BMW was ready to rule the road with Bond in the driver's seat, but the Z3 was more of a product placement rather than part of Bond's essential arsenal. He merely drives the vehicle to a waiting plane and transfers the BMW to another agent who he warns not to touch any of the buttons. If fans were disappointed by the fact that Bond hardly used his BMW in the last movie they were in for a great surprise in his latest outing in Tomorrow Never Dies. This time around, Bond drives a BMW iL, and it sports some of the most impressive weaponry and tech to date in a Bond car.

With electrified door handles sledgehammer proof windows, hidden tear gas compartments, and the ability to be driven remotely by Bond's phone, the iL was the bane of every henchman who came across its path. Bond displays the vehicle's impressive capabilities when he's forced to make a grand escape from a parking garage as armed thugs attempt to vandalize his vehicle. Bond escapes a hail of gunfire and trailing gunmen as he drives the vehicle from the relative safety of the backseat. He fools the trailing bad guys by bailing from the vehicle and sending it soaring from the rooftop of the parking complex and into a rental shop below.

BMW had done well in terms of sales due to its product placements in the past two Bond films. The World is Not Enough was the last of these product placements and the BMW Z8 saw a fitting end during an especially harrowing air-to-ground chase scene. Bond incurs the wrath of his enemies and has a helicopter sent after him. He manages to take it down with a surface-to-air missile, but the first helicopter is soon replaced by a second, and this one is equipped with a nasty device that cleaves Bond's poor BMW clean in half.

Bond manages to snag some pertinent information pertaining to his current mission in Die Another Day but finds himself without his usual hi-tech gadgets. He asks Havana based MI6 field agent Raoul for weaponry and a fast car. Bond gets the gun he needs, but the car wasn't quite up to his usual specs. The "fast car" he receives is a Ford Fairlane, not quite the speed demon Bond had requested, but a beauty none-the-less.

Bond takes a leisurely drive back to his hotel, and that's the last we see of the Fairlane from that point onward. Die Another Day takes a twist for the sci-fi due to the introduction of the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish and its ability to vanish into thin air.

Well, not exactly. The Vanquish or perhaps "The Vanish" can generate an invisibility cloak that allows James to drive around virtually undetected.