Thanks Clive. The car is currently MOT'ed until the end of August. To say I am mourning the departure from the rotary world for the time being is an understatement, as the new place for the next chapter of life is scarcely any good for decent roads or car ownership! Anyone who has followed my project on this forum will know what plans I had for the car, and for my attention to detail but most of all just the sheer fun and thrills I have had in the FD. This is my first sports car and choosing rotary; despite its high maintenance and prodigious thirst helped me to appreciate the care and rigour of ownership but also realise how better a driver I became going rear wheel drive with not a lot of Millennial driver aids people all over take for granted! I love its nimbleness in the corners, superb steering feel and laugh out loud bark from the exhaust - this is a car that for me is personally a hero that lives up to its hype and I had no issues with its claimed foibles. If not for this circumstance, I was in no mood to let this go. Far from being a rotary itch, my days spent with this car along the finest Welsh roads and Surrey woodlands have been memorable and visceral to my sense of what a car can do; and how it bonds between driver and car.






















































