RE: Crush Justice? Fake Fezza gets it

RE: Crush Justice? Fake Fezza gets it

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Cappsy

1,725 posts

181 months

Thursday 29th October 2009
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stegt4 said:
Cappsy said:
good bye to another piece piece of crap!,got sick of people asking if my 355 was an mr2 ,i just ended up not answering and putting my foot down!,ahhhh how im gonna miss her!
Yeah, right
meaning?

Farmer

1,287 posts

275 months

Thursday 29th October 2009
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DeltaEvo2 said:
Si_steve said:
think this should be scrapped aswell

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elAK6yJtpyk
bit of an insult to citroen that

this should be crushed what an insult to jaguar



my point is NO-ONE deserves to have their car taken away and scrapped just because some italian tractor company doesnt like a 'lookalike' being made of their car, he wasnt trying to sell it as a ferrari or anything, calm down guys
Excuse me? "some Italian tractor company" What are you on about you lunatic.
Different branch of a common italian family. but there is such a beast http://www.lameng.com/uk-ferrari-tractors/

Herman Toothrot

6,702 posts

199 months

Thursday 29th October 2009
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Cappsy said:
stegt4 said:
Cappsy said:
good bye to another piece piece of crap!,got sick of people asking if my 355 was an mr2 ,i just ended up not answering and putting my foot down!,ahhhh how im gonna miss her!
Yeah, right
meaning?


Really?

Cappsy

1,725 posts

181 months

Thursday 29th October 2009
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i see

andrewrob

2,913 posts

191 months

Friday 30th October 2009
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matbat said:
andrewrob said:
matbat said:
Hehe, it's not even a Turbo:

DVLA Vehicle Details:

TOYOTA
MR2
2.0
2dr COUPE
PETROL
2.0 (1998 cc)
119 BHP
Transmission
MANUAL 5 SPEED
Body Colour
Red
Chassis No.
SW20-0092764
what site do you use to get all of that information? I've only ever used the autotrader one and the one on the Dvla site under tax.
Hi AndrewRob,

It's from Autotrade-Mail.com, it's a site for car dealers.
Thanks mate, I've got one on my phone that used to give all of the information above except for the VIN but the seller appears to have vanished and it doesn't work as well now. Was called Reg2Car if anyone else has heard of it.

magic_marker

146 posts

206 months

Friday 30th October 2009
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Cruuuuush itsmash

magic_marker

146 posts

206 months

Friday 30th October 2009
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Herman Toothrot said:
DeltaEvo2 said:
@Davi

Quote: "On that basis I'm sure you'll have no problem with me saying that all Ferrari's are unreliable, poorly constructed heaps of overpriced italian crap purchased and driven ONLY by people who want to shout about how much money they have, parading like a peacock in heat."



1) It's Ferraris and not Ferrari's

2) About the rest...Jealous?laugh
My next door neighbour traded in his 996 GT3 for a 360 (This was about 4 years ago. I saw him pull up on the drive with it and wandered out to say hello and have a look over it. He got out shouting "bag of st car, should have stayed with the Porsche". He collected it in heavy rain from the Ferrari dealer, he pulled out turned the wipers on and within a mile they had stopped working. He returned to the dealer to be told "things like this, they are mild idiosyncrasies, they give Ferraris characture, we will put it back on for you; the arm becomes detached from the motor it will happen again maybe on your journey home I'll show you how to fix it".

He never had a good word to say about his 360 except that in the Chinese community it gave a good impression for business as it "a good sysmbol of sucess". He also commented on how they'd bend him over at servicing, I think he said the first service (and it had a really low service intervals) on the ferrari he could have run the porsche for about 3 years.

If I could afford a Ferrari, I'd buy a Porsche or something else thats been put together correctly.
Agreed. Hey, I drive a vintage Aston so I know about 'unreliable' and 'character' (and heartache!) but people respond very positively; I constantly get stopped by people asking questions. I hazard they'd never do so if I was in a modern Aston / Ferrari.

If I wanted a modern, full functioning supercar, I'd definitely go with the (new 3.8L) 997 GT3.


adam1972

2 posts

194 months

Friday 30th October 2009
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We would be a pretty boring bunch if we all liked the same thing, live and let live. If this car was being sold as a Ferrari then yes it needs to be crushed before someone gets ripped off. If it's being sold as a replica then no harm done. Seems a little harsh as it wasn't even being sold

bales

1,905 posts

219 months

Friday 30th October 2009
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brutal deluxe said:
What is irrelevant however is your opinion on how long a poster has been a member of the forum. Just because you have your feet firmly under the table doesn't give you any more right to start calling the shots on what is right or wrong, get over yourself.
Yeah yeah whatever, the simple point is look at most of the threads on GG, if you take a look at all the stupid, unhelpful posts i.e where someone comes on a thread just to say 'its st' I think you will find a large proportion of them are newer members.

Call it what you want but thats what is happening. And if you think it is a sensible intelligent person who wants to crush someone elses property just because they don't like it....well as I said, it says much more about them.



bales

1,905 posts

219 months

Friday 30th October 2009
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spidermanUK said:
bales said:
Just as an aside, there seems to be a lot of people on here (mainly people who haven't been members for that long if I am honest) are saying that the car should be crushed and the owner deserves it.

Do you all think that if the populace of opinion is so against any car that they should be crushed? Serious question how many people does it take to dislike a car until it 'deserves' to be crushed?

As someone said earlier anyone who deliberately wants to harm someone elses P&J whether it is to your taste or the vast majority of peoples tastes is scum.

If someone likes their car I couldn't give a fk whether it is a Ferarari replica, E type replica or Gallardo replica, it is their car, their property, they are the ones that have to be seen in it. Trust me it says far more about the type of person you are than the replica owner.

Pathetic repsonses on this thread, standard on PH really is plummeting with all the newer people who join.
If that "replica" is indeed being crushed it's because of trademark infringement, in EXACTLY the same way that counterfeit DVDs and fake Rolexs are seized and destroyed. The trademark owner, in this case Ferrari, have every right to protect their (intellectual) property, the fact that the "replica" in question is of a very poor quality is beside the point!
Yes and I completely agree, but as I said I don't think we are hearing the true story here.

But more importantly do you think all the people replying on here who are saying its a piece of st, crush it, they deserve it for driving such a piece of crap etc etc....do you think they are reffering to the fact that some aspects of the design were infringing on copyright!

Do you think that if someone posted up picture of a perfect E-Type replica which had ££££'s spent on it and was immaculate, do you think the same posters would be saying 'oh actually it infringes Jaguars trademark/copyright' crush the piece of st, the owner deserves it, what a knob head etc etc....do you really think that?

Do you not think it might be a little to do with it being a MR2 and they type of person they 'think' will drive such a car.

Come on at least make sensible comments!!

Bladedancer

1,279 posts

197 months

Friday 30th October 2009
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bales said:
spidermanUK said:
bales said:
Just as an aside, there seems to be a lot of people on here (mainly people who haven't been members for that long if I am honest) are saying that the car should be crushed and the owner deserves it.

Do you all think that if the populace of opinion is so against any car that they should be crushed? Serious question how many people does it take to dislike a car until it 'deserves' to be crushed?

As someone said earlier anyone who deliberately wants to harm someone elses P&J whether it is to your taste or the vast majority of peoples tastes is scum.

If someone likes their car I couldn't give a fk whether it is a Ferarari replica, E type replica or Gallardo replica, it is their car, their property, they are the ones that have to be seen in it. Trust me it says far more about the type of person you are than the replica owner.

Pathetic repsonses on this thread, standard on PH really is plummeting with all the newer people who join.
If that "replica" is indeed being crushed it's because of trademark infringement, in EXACTLY the same way that counterfeit DVDs and fake Rolexs are seized and destroyed. The trademark owner, in this case Ferrari, have every right to protect their (intellectual) property, the fact that the "replica" in question is of a very poor quality is beside the point!
Yes and I completely agree, but as I said I don't think we are hearing the true story here.

But more importantly do you think all the people replying on here who are saying its a piece of st, crush it, they deserve it for driving such a piece of crap etc etc....do you think they are reffering to the fact that some aspects of the design were infringing on copyright!

Do you think that if someone posted up picture of a perfect E-Type replica which had ££££'s spent on it and was immaculate, do you think the same posters would be saying 'oh actually it infringes Jaguars trademark/copyright' crush the piece of st, the owner deserves it, what a knob head etc etc....do you really think that?

Do you not think it might be a little to do with it being a MR2 and they type of person they 'think' will drive such a car.

Come on at least make sensible comments!!
Right on mate.

What about that guy in Poland that is building McLarent F1 replica from scratch? Should that be crushed too? Or that guy in germany who build SLR replica based on 190E? Would you send that one to the crusher?
It might be a copyright thing but that doesn't mean the car should be destroyed. Maybe the kit's producer could be sued but that is it.

Besides, come on, a bit of self critisizm people. Don't get all protective about everything. Copyrighting everything isn't the way to go.
What if the guy (Jonas Salk) who invented the vaccine for polio copyrighted it and sold it instead of giving it away? Would you like that? He could have done it but he decided to let it go.
Replica's wont exactly hurt Ferrari's sales, will they?

Maybe we should be more considerate and let things slide once in a while.

Davi

17,153 posts

221 months

Sunday 1st November 2009
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bales said:
Just as an aside, there seems to be a lot of people on here (mainly people who haven't been members for that long if I am honest) are saying that the car should be crushed and the owner deserves it.
It's the sort of member you can expect to see a hell of a lot more of with the current crass editorials being produced Bales. Mindless morons are 10 a penny and the retards that put together this type of article share their mentality.

Oh and @ Delta Evo, I know this is going to come as a real shock to you - I mean you might actually want to sit down to try and comprehend it so your brain doesn't freeze up, but not everyone likes Ferrari. That doesn't make them jealous, it just means they don't like them. I've had plenty of experience of the brand through friends to know that they are unreliable, poorly constructed st. They sell well because morons defend the clopping donkey to the death. Maybe they should upgrade the badge to a baaing sheep to fit better with their customer and fan base.

CRA2Y

2,632 posts

206 months

Sunday 1st November 2009
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Maybe this should be enforced here with ZERO TOLLERANCE

Any tosspot with an M badge on the back of their BMW should have their fake M Series taken away and crushed.

Every 911 Turbo that some moronic owner has felt the urge to add an 'S' to the name should have their fake car trashed.

And the following highly illegal vehicles should be destroyed with extreme prejudice shoot





Think I'll nip down to Brooklands with a can of petrol to rid the world of this true work of evil...IT MUST BE DESTROYED!!!



BURN!

Si_steve

1,104 posts

191 months

Monday 2nd November 2009
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burn this too for me while youre at it, surely it infringes on fords copyrights?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...

magic_marker

146 posts

206 months

Monday 2nd November 2009
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CRA2Y said:
Maybe this should be enforced here with ZERO TOLLERANCE

Any tosspot with an M badge on the back of their BMW should have their fake M Series taken away and crushed.

Every 911 Turbo that some moronic owner has felt the urge to add an 'S' to the name should have their fake car trashed.

BURN!
I agree smokin

For the record I feel there is an essential difference between a coachwork built replica of a car that has been out of production for several decades (viz GT40, DB4 Zagato) with the consent of the original manufacturers, and a Ferrari 355 that's not really a Ferrari, its a bdised MR2 built by lord-knows-who...


thewheelman

2,194 posts

174 months

Friday 6th November 2009
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robert_raw said:
Ouch, even if it is a fake, it is still a nice car.

I bet it is probs one of the most reliable ferraris ever made lol
Sorry but i couldn't disagree more,the MR2 Ferrari clone looks like a cheap fake (which it clearly is) & secondly the 355 i used to own never gave me a single problem.

Fat Arnie

1,655 posts

264 months

Monday 9th November 2009
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So how would one stand taking a car like this to Italy?

Lets assume its got Ferrari badges, but can it justifyably wear these given it has a Ferrari engine?



I might own something similar to this and might rather fancy taking it to Monza one day.

fatboy18

18,955 posts

212 months

Monday 9th November 2009
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To be on the safe side I think you should sell it and buy a Nissan Micra biggrin Take that to Monza instead biggrin

Davi

17,153 posts

221 months

Thursday 12th November 2009
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Fat Arnie said:
So how would one stand taking a car like this to Italy?

Lets assume its got Ferrari badges, but can it justifyably wear these given it has a Ferrari engine?



I might own something similar to this and might rather fancy taking it to Monza one day.
I should be crushed Fat Arnie, it's an abomination, it makes my eyes bleed and offends my sensibilities so badly that I st a little i got so incensed by it, even though I'll never likely come across one or be able to spot it if I did.



Oops, sorry my mistake there, I slipped into retard PH'er mode.

Got any details on it sir? would love to take a gander over some info.

fatboy18

18,955 posts

212 months

Thursday 12th November 2009
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So in all seriousness, have there been any updates on the original story? Is this waiting to go to court? What other cars were involved?