Some one has been a very naughty boy.
- Thread starter Gingercoastie
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I concur
Bye bye licence
Let's not judge, he may have needed the toilet, wife in labour, late for an appointment !! Or maybe just riding into the sunset without a care in the world .
Had that feeling before, not the best 
Well spotted!
That is rather silly and where on earth did he manage get to that speed on the A30 - it's near gridlocked most of the time at the moment.
My book says 123mph max for our model - pretty quick for a fat camper.
Also, there's almost no surf today...
Indeed - 149 (couldn't quite get to 150!) in my R32 Golf and 135 (wasn't clear enough to go faster) in my M135i in Germany felt fine.
Was also driven 165mph by my FIL in his F355 on a local B road - that did NOT feel okay. I bricked myself!
Was also driven 165mph by my FIL in his F355 on a local B road - that did NOT feel okay. I bricked myself!
No offence to the guys who have them on here but it has been my experience that Cally drivers (from what I have seen on the M4) do tailgate and drive fast I have no sympathy for them if they get caught they deserve it for being twats
None taken...! Sadly I think Calis are often bought more for image than being good campers. Some of the guys (and girls) on the Cali forum are complete tools which I think is often the territory with anything expensive. BMW attracts it's fair share of goons too.
I also see incredibly aggressive driving from new shape Range Rovers too - maybe when you buy anything over about £40k, you feel you own the road?
I certainly don't and go out of my way to smile, wave when people let me through and so on but I do see some miserable, rude idiots down here (it's a bit "in" here so plenty of wealthy and wannabee wealthy types around) in some expensive vehicles.
It's a shame really because the Cali is a great van but can be let down by "considerably richer than yaaaow" owners.
Ifi thought anything over 100 was an automatic ban.
The officer also mentioned tailgating so I guess that and the speed added together increase the likelihood of the disqualification.
