What tests have people passed and what other vehicles do you own?

Love VW братишка.. The weight on drive is what I liked..
Was going to edit above.
RX7s1 was nimble.. Was a 4 foot flame throwing twister sister.
We saw a fox. Steered to avoid. Fox ran same time. Bent spoiler. They have a spoiler under the engine mounts.
On back straight the governor sat us on 180. We'd lost steering and were cruising along with hopes and dreams..
At 315 degree turn we lost control and spun out. Without damage (other than no steering at fast speed) we had to wiggle out because we were sandwich meat about a foot clear fore and aft of a huge tree and 1 big rock.
Still laughing.. Used to play the game, ' see how many drunken idiots will jump, 'louder than a shogun.

I passed my standard driving test in my early thirties, on the second attempt.  Our household has a 1973 VW Microbus and a 1970 VW Beetle.  And three adult's bikes and two kids' bikes.

Had a few. Highlights being. Had lots of 543cc Suzuki hatch backs. A 2TG Celica engine and box in a Corolla fastback. Speedo was 190kmph. Every shift was capable of 7500rpm into 5500rpm. 5 speed. 4 took her to bump stop on speedometer. (Approx 220kmph). 5th then took redline on a slight climb. Nothing fancy, just balanced and big carburetors into a 4-2-1 extractor. (No cyclists there!!)
On road fuel gauge was visibly moving at cruise speed of 180. Cheap as to run on cruise speed 104 (torque settings).
Series 1 Rx7. Would do speed limits (110) around twisties sign posted 35 without tyre noise (Bridgestone RE92 while Australian made). -2 degree camber.
Now a Mitsubishi Mirage 2000. Got rear ended while sitting waiting for traffic. Young bloke, had insurance. I popped the hatch, it locked. Didn't care too much. Instead of insurance I asked and recieved $50. No worries. I use it to cart kayaks until rusty. Surprised after many years (being the cheapest none rusty car I could find) that she still perfect. 5l /100km. 6.7 with boat/s on roof. Slightly higher in traffic.
Suzuki are awesome. Just too short to carry. A black box was made to encourage spark. Basically ramped charge and boosted spark take to approximately twice voltage. Made her even cheaper on fuel. Really really cheap. Great bus for 3 men to surf 1 break.
Nowadays, 68 tonne of monster carrying 55tonne of fresh refridgerated food is a normal day.
Yeah I ride because it's cheap.
Monetary cheap.. Obvious reasons. Using fatties because none city working means none city roads.
Monastery cheap. Feels great breathing and burn is likable rather than, 'halo there, ' doh.. Head aches.
Monarchy cheap. Less pollution upon planet released. God bless you