Car trends that you hope die
Discussion
Mike335i said:
Sa Calobra said:
DoubleD said:
Triumph Man said:
I had a quick drive in an Audi A7 recently which had a flat bottomed steering wheel. I said I wasn't a fan, the best the salesman came up with was that it made getting in and out easier. I replied that my car has an electric steering column that lowers when the ignition is switched on and raises when turned off to make getting in and out easier, and that I was surprised that a £60k car doesn't have one... he went quiet then.
I am so glad that I dont have to deal with the general public in my job. Sa Calobra said:
A genuine comment- picking my 7yr old from school (talks about cars all the way to and from school daily) asked me why people buy big 4x4's and asked 'are they scared they'll get hurt in a Normal car'? I was Abit naughty I admit and added....Yes and they tend to be small out of shape people..
So that ties in
Ah building inconcieved prejudice from a young age ... he is so luckySo that ties in
marmitemania said:
StescoG66 said:
vsonix said:
NDNDNDND said:
Dave Hedgehog said:
StescoG66 said:
The automatic reverence of anything German........
The 2 series active tourer stopped that in its tracks Have you taken a 2 series out for a spin with its intended use in mind? May look a bit disabled but it's a nice car on the inside and they are pleasant to drive
They still make mental cars with obscene power for our benefit, why shouldn't they make cars for the likes of my mum?
matthias73 said:
marmitemania said:
StescoG66 said:
vsonix said:
NDNDNDND said:
Dave Hedgehog said:
StescoG66 said:
The automatic reverence of anything German........
The 2 series active tourer stopped that in its tracks Have you taken a 2 series out for a spin with its intended use in mind? May look a bit disabled but it's a nice car on the inside and they are pleasant to drive
They still make mental cars with obscene power for our benefit, why shouldn't they make cars for the likes of my mum?
It was the best mpv I have been in and that is the point, this car is fit for purpose and good at it. Unless you would prefer a Citroën
Sa Calobra said:
Show me a Q7 owner who is 6ft2+ and a BMI under 26
Shame BMI is worthless in terms of health vs ill health - “healthy” for 6’2” is 18-24 range There are plenty of tall SUV owners (I am however not one of them being the near lillipution stature of 5’7” when in my heels )
RumbleOfThunder said:
It is a dogs dinner. Asian OEM's in particular seem to be going with a bold, however hideous = stylish, design language.
Eye of the beholder, I think it looks better than 90% of the cars on the road.As for asian manufacturers, disagree again. I think they make some of the best looking big volume cars, Mazda for example:
But again, each to their own.
Nickbrapp said:
The golf r does have 4, but it only uses one on each side most of the time unless it’s in sport,
Happy to stand corrected, but whilst I think you're right about the hatch, the estate is different... http://www.vwroc.com/forums/topic/12379-should-all...
ZesPak said:
RumbleOfThunder said:
It is a dogs dinner. Asian OEM's in particular seem to be going with a bold, however hideous = stylish, design language.
Eye of the beholder, I think it looks better than 90% of the cars on the road.As for asian manufacturers, disagree again. I think they make some of the best looking big volume cars, Mazda for example:
But again, each to their own.
When designing cars these days, do the designers walk around a plain clay model of a car doing slash karate chops so they can add a nondescript line into a car to make it look different, sorry they just look crap.
Westy Pre-Lit said:
Like most of the stuff these days, take the badge off of them and you wouldn't have a clue who the manufacture was, sorry forgettable junk imho.
Each to their own. To my eye at least the current 6 is the best looking saloon car on the market bar none. Certainly better than the god-awful looking stuff coming out of the supposedly "premium" German marques these days. Burgerbob said:
Nickbrapp said:
The golf r does have 4, but it only uses one on each side most of the time unless it’s in sport,
Happy to stand corrected, but whilst I think you're right about the hatch, the estate is different... http://www.vwroc.com/forums/topic/12379-should-all...
Burgerbob said:
Happy to stand corrected, but whilst I think you're right about the hatch, the estate is different...
http://www.vwroc.com/forums/topic/12379-should-all...
This was true of the old estates, the new estates have all 4 connected. http://www.vwroc.com/forums/topic/12379-should-all...
Hatch has always had 4 fully functioning exhaust pipes.
ZesPak said:
RumbleOfThunder said:
It is a dogs dinner. Asian OEM's in particular seem to be going with a bold, however hideous = stylish, design language.
Eye of the beholder, I think it looks better than 90% of the cars on the road.As for asian manufacturers, disagree again. I think they make some of the best looking big volume cars, Mazda for example:
But again, each to their own.
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Crossflow Kid said:
Retina-burning headlights capable of illuminating the dark side of the Moon. Great for the photocopier selling tosser behind the wheel, less so for oncoming traffic, or is it meant to be like that in a typical "I drive a fking Audi so fk you" fashion?
Edited by Crossflow Kid on Tuesday 29th March 22:58
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