Well, since they got caught with the expenses scandal thing and must all be very wary of being watched, they feel poor.....and they make the rules. Simple fix then.
Whilst I do know that the actual people awarding the pay increase are independent, I am still unsure what they are independent of.
On the flip side though....
The amount they do get paid is minuscule in comparison to what they could be getting paid elsewhere....
House of commons is the thing that always makes me chuckle...would be far better to call it the House of you scratch my back and...
Totally agree with not buying a brand new car as there are always nearly new cars with low mileage at a fraction of the price.
Also if you are buying from a dealer, be sure to look at the price of a similar model in the private market and get haggling....often the price of their warranty is far more than the price of a warranty you could get from another company, so always look to take things out of their "special deal for you sir".
Also with the daily log-in bonus thing you could double the credits for those events (and any event come to that)....I quite enjoyed the lap with the Hudson, my kind of pace.
I will add you (no one on my friend list has GT6), would be nice to have a ghost to chase.....but I am only playing with the joypad so do not be to hard on me eh?
I think in your case it is the motors at fault....the slots in the commutator are clogged up and/or the bushings need cleaning....if you keep using it like that it will blow the mosfets and then the shifter lights will display an error.
You can clean the motors by taking them apart (getting the back off is the worst part) or you could try blasting a spray into the openings directly at the commutator/brushes and around the bushings.
I too had a bit of smoke out of my G25 along time ago and in the end the mosfets blew, I took the motors apart and cleaned them, fixed the circuit board and all was new again. The next time I smelt that smell and felt a resistance change (in the wheel), I knew to clean out those motors again....and then again.......but now I am at the stage where the commutators and brushes are too worn...and the pinions are worn to the point the gears no longer mesh properly. Oh for some new motors and pinions it would live again but it served me well and was used for nearing half a million miles.
The fun lies in when it is 99 laps at the airport figure of 8...the crashers lasted around 30 minutes then got bored....race total time was 1 hour and 26 mins....3 racers until lap 96 (!) and 2 finished.
Did you know that you could use a mouse to steer and pedals for throttle/brake and a button for clutch and it will tell you "W"...wheel...?
Did you know that there are many way to make it look like you are using a wheel?
Did you try changing your button rate at all (for throttle/brake (presuming you are using mouse))?
If you have only driven the mileage/cars/tracks that I can see from looking at your LFS data....then I would say you have a lot to learn young padawan....it is a great game...have fun.
Updates are usually (as with GTA) automatic.
You will need more space than 4GB because you have to install GTA...think it was 6.7GB
The online option can be choosen via the pause menu or the character select thingo.
I had much fun with a G25 and LFS...without a doubt the best simulation (that I tried,) of a car when I am sat on the sofa....
I knew I remembered your name...https://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=53803
Did you buy an old wheel...or get it out of the cupboard...?