>>Our leading spokesperson seems to be FoR <<
Talk about sticking my head on a pole, I am already in trouble with mother :-)
I wouldnt trust me to speak on anything, I vote for you due to your skills with a spanner and the far higher level of respect you garner, I am better playing the useful idiot :-)
You make a good point though, cars have become stupidly complex which I find everytime a customer hands me the key and I have to work out how to make the spaceship take off, which irritates me no end, not to mention trying to work out where the OFF button is for the stereo which seems to now be designed as a game of hide and seek.
It is true, I do like my cars simple and sturdy and I have zero desire to own something with lots of 'toys'. I like comfort and I like space, but gadgetry leaves me fairly cold unless it is genuinely useful so I make an exception for cruise control and heated seats, but aside from that I dont ask for much except boringly reliable service.
>>A sort of underground almost Luddite movement developing here?<<
I think to qualify you must not have a mobile that takes pictures or knows what the internet is - mine doesnt and I rather like that about it.
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