Following on from the recent thread a few weeks ago on ugly cars....I saw this in a car park today...
-- Thanks, Paul
Following on from the recent thread a few weeks ago on ugly cars....I saw this in a car park today...
-- Thanks, Paul
|| Following on from the recent thread a few weeks ago on ugly || cars....I saw this in a car park today... || ||
Hehehe - Looks like a dog f*cking a football.
Apt name - (r)odius
Stuart
Looks like its been in the sun and melted wonder if they got the idea from the Megane? but you can see a pattern building another SsangYong to crawl into the halls of infamy ( ok do your own Frankie Howerd joke mush- suit yourself ) .Oddly the Rexton actually doesn't look too bad close up ( bloke up road gets the demonstraters) I expect they sacked that designer for straying from the corporate image. The other one which looked familiar the Actyon was that in Who Framed Roger Rabbit ?
They do seem to have carved themselves a particularly unpleasant niche in the market! Not sure how much profit there is in making seriously ugly cars..
That is ugly but I think the "Pacer " is the all time ugliest car ever ever ever. IMO ))
You daft bugger! :-) Made oi larf, that did.
Plus the idiot who wrote the description should tarred & featherd!
Richard
I feel sorry for the poor buggers that have to try and sell them.
Simon Mills
On or around Fri, 28 Jul 2006 21:21:11 +0100, "Pacman" enlightened us thusly:
Eeewwww. as our American friends would say.
Mind, the latest skoda is pretty odd, too.
||| Hehehe - Looks like a dog f*cking a football. || || You daft bugger! :-) || Made oi larf, that did.
First heard from a friend (in about 1972) descibing an MZ 150, if you remember those. That description was *really* accurate!
|| Mind, the latest skoda is pretty odd, too. || ||
On or around Sat, 29 Jul 2006 11:33:59 +0100, "Richard Brookman" enlightened us thusly:
you can grab the picture and pull it around. took me a while to notice that as well, and I don't know what the flashing bits are for either - I did wonder if you click on them you get detail or something, but seems not.
||||| Mind, the latest skoda is pretty odd, too. ||||| |||||
Oh *right*. Thanks. If you keep it turning in one direction you get an effect a bit like those fairground horses that go up and down. Got a bit seasick after a while.
You can't roll it over on its back, either.
Horrible car. Looks like it's adapted from a standard hatchback for some disabled alien. Still can't figure out the flashing lights.
It wasnt Frankie Howard, it was Kenneth Williams as Julius Caesar I belive Derek!
;)
Nige
No stop messing about, certainly KW did ( Infamy Infamy they've all got it in for me) but Francis also used the phrase in 'Up Pompeii !' or possibly 'Whoops Baghdad' or both and if I know anything about the lad more that once may be one day the series will be out on DVD a fitting tribute IMHO salute Derek
He was a very funny man, but i dont remember the use in UP though! Mind you Derek, i was only a bin lid then!!!!
Nige
Oh I don't know, the Actyon seems pretty dire too
Looks like the front end of a Saab 93 stitched to the back end of a Citroen Berlingo.
Alex
|| On Fri, 28 Jul 2006 21:21:11 +0100, "Pacman" || wrote: || ||| Following on from the recent thread a few weeks ago on ugly ||| cars....I saw this in a car park today... ||| |||
Now thast IS disgusting. Vile. Pretentious. Form over function. Awful. Offensive.
And whoTF wrote the copy? "THE CONSUMMATE URBAN WARRIOR", "Brace yourself. Aggressively styled..." "A striking new mid-range SUV that fuses genuine off-road performance with stunning urban looks".
Er, no. A risible new mid-range softroader that we think looks like it would be a real off-roader, with he-man looks taken from a biro scribble off the back of a 14-yr-old's exercise book.
It actually looks a bit like the PT Cruiser, which says a lot.
Consummate Urban Warrior. I'm still laughing at that bit. What are they ON?
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