Are we bothered that we don't get it in this country?
Another pic from the weekend, the current model Delta.
Are we bothered that we don't get it in this country?
Another pic from the weekend, the current model Delta.
On Tue, 13 Oct 2009 19:51:51 +0100, Bob Sherunckle proclaimed:
Ugh. That's almost as grim as that Alfa Mito thing
No.
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Mike P
I don't disagree.
Looks like a supertanker except more slab sided.
Fraser
And that's it's best end.
What a minger
Not to mention all the pilots who will fill it with JetA-1.
I don't think that's entirely down to scrappage. I know in Czech all diesel sold has to contain a percentage of Biodiesel (Cz Government concession to the EcoMental brigade), which tends to f*ck pumps an injectors on most common rail things.
Another factor is diesel fuel waxing in winter. If it's -15 deg C out and the car won't start, the car isn't much use. Manufacturers charging a few hundred quid for fuel heaters etc doesn't really help.
So the intelligent people out there are going back to petrol, and good on 'em ;-)
No. No, I am not upset by the absence of that from our roads. Now if we can just convince people to stop buying Mitos, scrap Ssangyongs and do away with Daewoos, the aesthetic component of driving will be much improved.
Yeah! Petrol engines rock!
Fuck diesel!
Mike P
They must have looked long and hard for such a tall ugly tree.
"Grant" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
I quite like it.
[img]Adrian gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
[img] tags? Where am I?
Yikes. You are a man of, um, unconventional tastes. I respect that. Please don't be offended if I don't shake hands.
Albert T Cone gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
Clearly, it's so much more hideous and ill-proportioned than an X6 or A5 Sportback or Focus folding tin-top or any of a squillion other vile abortions from "cool" makers...
I think I've got the same disease as you.
On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:03:38 +0000, Adrian proclaimed:
It's not bad from that angle. Apart from the front. Which looks like it's off a car 3 classes bigger...
Mike P
[considers current fleet] [nods]
I have to admit, I have warmed to the A5. I didn't like it at all at first but the proportions don't seem as wrong as they did when it came out. I think it would work better if it was the size of an MX-5, A5s are HUGE and they're actually quite difficult to get in and out of.
Over the last couple of years I have seen a lot of foreign Lancias tootling about in the highlands over the summer. Mostly dutch, none of them have ever looked right.
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