that drives itself, I was thinking it wouldn’t have a steering wheel or peddles but yep it did, the wheel turned on its own - crazy stuff! We got up to the dizzy speeds of around 15 kmh and were just basically amazed by the whole thing. Within the showroom was a history section, design section, test drive track and this thing we were in. It also had racing car simulators and a 3D cinema which were both free so of course we had to go and check them out - it was like being in a big playground!

The simulators were the next thing we tried out and of course we were stood in the queue giggling at all of the people crashing their cars!!! Perhaps we shouldn’t have been so cocky, it was really hard, especially when you haven’t driven for over 8 months! Of course I crashed mine on the first bend, went the wrong way on numerous occasions and generally wasn’t very good, but at least I got round the

course unlike Rob!!! Rob managed to crash his simulator so hard that he wrote the car off and it was game over for him about half way around the track!!! Can you believe that? Only Rob could do that! I thought he’d finished long before me as he was stood watching my pathetic attempt, and I was thinking blimey I’m really bad at this, but no it wasn’t the case! I wasn’t quite as bad as I’d first thought!!! After our efforts behind the wheel we opted for the 3D cinema which was pretty good, Rob reckoned they didn’t have it set up quite right as the noise of the engine and bumps weren’t quite right but I thought it was fine and let’s face it he’s got no room to talk after writing off the simulator!!! Hee he!!!

After all of this playing I suggested we went and had a quick look round the history then design section which was pretty interesting. Some of the concept cars are pretty