Motor mouth - frighteningly addictive

摘要

Whatever victim you were to delusional fantasies, you could not call the Caterham 7 a practical car. It's a bit of a stretch to call it a car at all, although it has four wheels and goes - in its singular fashion -from A to B. For instance, the Caterham does not have doors. I know that sounds suburban, but you get to an age where these things make a difference. Instead, it has approximately tailored leathertex flaps with a clear 'window' panel. These floppy flaps, located at their leading edge with crude pins to the windscreen, are further secured in place by an internal press-stud, although once you've done this you can't adjust the rear view mirrors, attached to the outside of the flaps. The best thing to do is to pull the flaps off, sling them in the hall and leave them there.