Cars you didn't know existed...
Discussion
Veeayt said:
Tony Starks said:
My most hated is the Toyota Spacio.
I actually own one 
White hair, cataracts and an inability to go more that 35kph ( even on the state highway) or you've given up on life and are absolutely suicidal and determined to take as many people with you
I dont stereotype Spacio drivers too much lol
OT I take no offence and totally get your point 
Bought it as my mom's first car - she started driving at 61. Had much worse cars over the years, though. Chevrolet HHR, for example, was utterly dreadful. The Spacio has a couple of good points, aside from excellent practicality - it resists understeer well, and the combination of 4A engine and slim-shifting autobox works nicely within city speed limits. Nimble little car, kinda grew up to it.
Bought it as my mom's first car - she started driving at 61. Had much worse cars over the years, though. Chevrolet HHR, for example, was utterly dreadful. The Spacio has a couple of good points, aside from excellent practicality - it resists understeer well, and the combination of 4A engine and slim-shifting autobox works nicely within city speed limits. Nimble little car, kinda grew up to it.Ladies and gentlemen i present to you probably the maddest car ever!
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Nucleon
Just imagine the insurance needed for this in case of a rear end shunt. On the other hand we would all drive with a bit more care!!
I thought that they had made two of these but both with a normal engine as rigs but wiki seems to disagree. Either way to be fair they ngr actually had the reactor version working on roads but just imagine.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Nucleon
Just imagine the insurance needed for this in case of a rear end shunt. On the other hand we would all drive with a bit more care!!
I thought that they had made two of these but both with a normal engine as rigs but wiki seems to disagree. Either way to be fair they ngr actually had the reactor version working on roads but just imagine.
Edited by kazste on Tuesday 24th February 10:34
Found myself behind one of these today, a Honda Mobilio, never heard of it before, but can only assume its a JDM import. Very odd looking thing with loads of glass and a very low waistline. Its not often I spot something on the road that I couldn't name, but this one had me stumped. At least its different
DanielSan said:
EuroFighter said:
Convertible Murano anyone?
I can't even work out who that is aimed at. Blind people can't drive so the only likely customers are out.Veeayt said:
OT I take no offence and totally get your point Bought it as my mom's first car - she started driving at 61. Had much worse cars over the years, though. Chevrolet HHR, for example, was utterly dreadful. The Spacio has a couple of good points, aside from excellent practicality - it resists understeer well, and the combination of 4A engine and slim-shifting autobox works nicely within city speed limits. Nimble little car, kinda grew up to it.
They do look very practical, almost a 4 seat version of the Nissan S-cargo. Bought it as my mom's first car - she started driving at 61. Had much worse cars over the years, though. Chevrolet HHR, for example, was utterly dreadful. The Spacio has a couple of good points, aside from excellent practicality - it resists understeer well, and the combination of 4A engine and slim-shifting autobox works nicely within city speed limits. Nimble little car, kinda grew up to it.Pesty said:
Driving around button on Trent last week I saw two Vauxhall convertibles I never knew existed. Both brand new and very good looking to these eyes. I mean really very handsome.
Who knew? Why aren't they pushing this? R am I living under a rock
I saw one of those in Manchester recently. Looked alright. Bet it's sWho knew? Why aren't they pushing this? R am I living under a rock
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