I’ve just finished reading James May’s article at the end of the Motoring section in the Telegraph. He’s trying to research the best type of Ferrari to buy and he’s been on the internet – which he calls the “Web of Lies”.

He’s struggling to find consensus on whether or not the Ferrari he is interested in is any good – he’s read some articles that say it’s got great ergonomics and some that say the opposite, you have to take the car apart every few months to fix it and some that say it can be fixed by anyone. He’s certainly confused.

So what does he do to help him make a decision?
He asks his readers. (He previously did the same thing when he couldn’t work out why his old motorbike wasn’t working.)
Guess what?
He always gets the answer.

Of course we don’t all have a column with a readership of millions; however if you post your question or problem on Cofacio, we’ll get it out there and find you the answer you need from other humans too – as James May has found out it’s more reliable and more fun too. Give it a go!