Cars That Looked Best/Worst as an Estate

Cars That Looked Best/Worst as an Estate

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r11co

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6,244 posts

230 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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SPD14 said:
Bad: B8 A4 Saloon



I've never been a fan of saloon cars, they always look a bit too 'big in the rear' for my liking.
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Has no place in this thread based on any interpretation. Frickin' hell. This is either sheer ignorance or illiteracy.

r11co

Original Poster:

6,244 posts

230 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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Rickyy said:


Always quite liked this generation Primera, but someone put zero effort into designing the estate!
Good shout.

r11co

Original Poster:

6,244 posts

230 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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lickatysplit said:
ok ok, I know its an MPV but...................
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This wasn't made in any other bodystyle. The Rhodius is becoming the PH version of Godwin's Law.

JakeT

5,427 posts

120 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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breadvan said:
Here's my fleet (past and present) of estates/tourings/wagons/breadvans/shooting brakes......

The good.............









and the bad....... (sorry Scooby).....

Is the last three digits of the plate on the Alpina 'ULM'? Think I've seen that car around Southampton...

Pebbles167

3,442 posts

152 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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r11co said:
redcard
r11co said:
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r11co said:
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That's been coming out quite a lot over the course of the thread! hehe

Splitpin2008

195 posts

149 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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r11co said:
Yiliterate said:
Ugliest and yet easily the coolest:

WTF is that?? And, did it come as a saloon?
Yiliterate said:
r11co said:
WTF is that?? And, did it come as a saloon?
Originally it was a Ford LTD Country Squire (though quite heavily made up for the film - National Lampoon's Vacation in case you're wondering) and the closest related saloon was the LTD sedan.

Edited by Yiliterate on Tuesday 24th February 23:28

The Badger

355 posts

176 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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Mint.



Pure eye aids.


r11co

Original Poster:

6,244 posts

230 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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Pebbles167 said:
r11co said:
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That's been coming out quite a lot over the course of the thread! hehe
And I did say it would in the OP, talking of which..
The Badger said:
Not a factory car so redcard

Edited by r11co on Wednesday 25th February 23:23

Rickyy

6,618 posts

219 months

Wednesday 25th February 2015
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This version Civic is far better looking than the 5 door hatch IMO.

oilspill

649 posts

193 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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The Badger said:
Pure eye aids.

Strong words for something that wasn't a lot worse looking than the saloon version. I'm intrigued if you could now find words for its interior!

http://i.imgur.com/ljFezPX.jpg



Edited by oilspill on Thursday 26th February 00:24

Pebbles167

3,442 posts

152 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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r11co said:
The Badger said:
Not a factory car so redcard
By god it is ugly though. And so was the saloon on which it is based. Just bad.

SeldomSeenKid

525 posts

153 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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That, to me looks like someone has squashed and stretched an old Volvo estate. Somehow, it appeals to me though.

The Badger

355 posts

176 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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r11co said:
Not a factory car so redcard

Edited by r11co on Wednesday 25th February 23:23
I don't care if it came from a factory, a shed or Mordor. It's a crime against vision. Look at it.

hornetrider

63,161 posts

205 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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Insignia - the estate is better. I've tried to find a boggo-ish estate too, as there's lot's of VXR-y type things with flash alloys on google images which would be slightly unfair.




marmitemania

1,571 posts

142 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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Splitpin2008 said:
r11co said:
Yiliterate said:
Ugliest and yet easily the coolest:

WTF is that?? And, did it come as a saloon?
Yiliterate said:
r11co said:
WTF is that?? And, did it come as a saloon?
Originally it was a Ford LTD Country Squire (though quite heavily made up for the film - National Lampoon's Vacation in case you're wondering) and the closest related saloon was the LTD sedan.

Edited by Yiliterate on Tuesday 24th February 23:28
I'm pretty sure there was an actual production car that had a front end very similar to this. The Ford Country Squire is Peter Griffins car.

HonestIago

1,719 posts

186 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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The Badger said:
Mint.

The GB270 looks superb as a wagon. I have a classic Impreza wagon and have always preferred the looks of it over the saloon, contrary to the views of a few earlier in this thread!


lickatysplit

470 posts

130 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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I'm surprised no ones mentioned this beaut, and that's not sarcasm

SPD14

400 posts

156 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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r11co said:
SPD14 said:
Bad: B8 A4 Saloon



I've never been a fan of saloon cars, they always look a bit too 'big in the rear' for my liking.
redcard

Has no place in this thread based on any interpretation. Frickin' hell. This is either sheer ignorance or illiteracy.
Charming! smile

I was trying to show that the B8 A4 Avant was/is a beautifully crafted estate car, especially when compared to the saloon version. Have I misunderstood your original post/question?

Edited by SPD14 on Thursday 26th February 15:24

Kenny6868

335 posts

145 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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UGLY....


Not so ugly....

r11co

Original Poster:

6,244 posts

230 months

Thursday 26th February 2015
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The Badger said:
I don't care if it came from a factory, a shed or Mordor. It's a crime against vision. Look at it.
That as maybe, but it has no more right to be in this thread than a picture of a dog turd, which is equally as unpleasant and irrelevant to the discussion.