Today I am mostly wanting......

I have to say that I am very pleased with my interior colour especially with the piano black. In a car with no sunroof and black headlining it brightens up the interior enormously. I just give the leather a clean every 4-5 months with Dr Leather wipes and then apply Dr Leather Dye block - 15 minutes max and I get 5 months of clean seats. They are also wonderfully supportive and soft but the best part is that the back rest is split in two so that you can bring the top half of the back forward and wrap the seat wings round your shoulders. The best seats i have sat in ever.

I can cope with a black leather interior provided it has brown wood trim to provide a colour contrast.

Likewise I don't mind light interiors if they are a warm colour like beige or cream, but I do struggle to understand why so many people appear to like white or light grey leather and to have the interiors of their cars in what your printer would call "greyscale" - black and varying shades of white, grey and silver.

It's a particular problem if you are partial to a darker blue BMW, as I am, since I seem to be one of the few people who doesn't think that the ideal interior in a mid-dark blue BMW, particularly a schporty one, is light grey or white leather. I don't greatly care for white leather on boats, let alone cars. Just seems awfully "Phillip Green".

I like lots of variety in seat colour. Apart from paedo grey - that's right out. And steering wheels and dash tops must be black. Then it's all down to how the color looks on the tunnel, seat cards and lower dash. I'd really like the tunnel and lower dash to be black too, but that seems quite rare now with other than black seats.

I sometimes look at otherwise perfect M3/4s that have white or off-white interiors and think "could I?" but so far the answer remains no. 

My brother in law's 530d has beige leather with wood trim and it's aged atrociously, although in its defence it has done 190k miles over the last 17 years!
It also has the so-called comfort seats (as opposed to the standard fit discomfort seats?) which have the split backrest function - and it still works. I had them in my E39 530d as well but I never really saw the point.

So, so pretty: www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/alfa-romeo/8c/alfa-romeo-disco-volante-by-touring-superleggera/10537964

That's beautiful and, I suspect, rather more expensive than a Giulia GTA.

I see where BMW got the inspiration for the new style of M Sport steering wheel.

Mad money for mad times.

This is a rather smart and lovely old cruiser for the money. Would be ULEZ exempt too, by the time that came in.

www.collectingcars.com/for-sale/1980-mercedes-benz-350sl-r107

Slight concern that there is no mention of the state of the fabric roof at all and no pictures of the car with the hardtop removed. If it stays around that price that's fair enough but needs to have a few quid spent on it.

Someones been good enough to order a GT4 in my ideal spec. 

www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202005069199047?postcode=gu71ng&advertising-location=at_cars&make=PORSCHE&sort=relevance&onesearchad=New&onesearchad=Nearly%20New&onesearchad=Used&radius=1500&aggregatedTrim=GT4&model=718%20CAYMAN&page=1

Shame about the price. What is good is that the overs market seems a thing of the past given you'll probably negotiate lower then list

Wasn't it on Cyprus? Not the biggest place - probably just used to bimble around for high days and holidays.

Prefer your yellow one.