3000kms and still going strong

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No, this is not another running post (for a change).

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Today when I parked my car downtown and went to get out, I noticed the odometer had ticked over to a nice even round number - 3000kms.

So I guess it's time to let you know how things are going with my new Zoom Zoom - Mazda CX3.

I have to say it hasn't really put a foot wrong yet. I'm still loving driving it.

I thought it would take quite a while to get used to driving an automatic, but it has been pretty easy really, and my fear about the gear changing being rubbish on hills, has proved unfounded.

It's nice and zippy, easy to park without feeling like a 'small' car.

So, happy with that.

Let's see how things go over the summer when I'm driving quite some distance to running events.

Until then... (as mindhunter@mindhunter might say) Zoom on!


Check out my stories here on Steemit

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Who else can tell you stories about impersonating an officer, stealing a military aircraft to go on a booze run, or steal military aircraft and go on an unsanctioned bombing run - and that's all before he turned 18!

Check out len.george@len.george and find out what other madness he got up to!


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