Best Car to NOT Impress a new girlfriend

Best Car to NOT Impress a new girlfriend

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matt3001

1,991 posts

198 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Fiat Multipla

SuperchargedVR6

3,138 posts

221 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Anything that isn't an Audi, Bini, Fiat 500 or RR Evoque.

Krikkit

26,592 posts

182 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Surely for a pretty lady it's got to be windiest, noisiest thing - an Atom would be a good one, not only is her hair a mess, but they'll see up her skirt when she gets out!

DrDeAtH

3,595 posts

233 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Perodua kalista?

ChrisDB7

163 posts

156 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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43034

2,966 posts

169 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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A green Saab 9-5 estate with beige heated cloth seats. A few dents and scrapes too.

When you're 18 .... frown

Rude-boy

22,227 posts

234 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Dr G said:
Anything track prepared. I speak from experience.

It's noisy, it's bumpy, it's loud, it's chavvy, I'm not comfy, my back hurts, there's no stereo, it looks stupid...
BUT

Bucket seats are great for mis leading a young lady about just how fast you went round that left hander whereas even the best 'sports' seats would have given her a very good idea and you a lot of ear ache hehe

TotalControl

8,098 posts

199 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Bellatrix said:
Nissan Bluebird / Primera
This. It is bland looking but reliable and handles very well. Like me.

Chris71

21,536 posts

243 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Vocal Minority said:
Too many on here are still thinking like petrol heads.

I know several women who would see a Primera and think 'oh look, a car' then get in.

My vote goes for a 7 of some description.

You can say 'iconic design for 50 years', 'over steer', 'handling' until you are blue in the face.

Non-petrol head Girl will say 'where's the roof', 'its not comfortable' 'I might burn my leg on the exhaust' 'its silly'.

So there we are. Caterham 7. She won't understand, she WILL hate it.
yes

I can vouch for that. My OH never even set foot in the Caterham I used to own. Hated it with a passion.

simonrockman

6,869 posts

256 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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My parents were distinctly unimpressed when a girl arrived to pick me up in her Marcos and opened the bonnet to fix something before ringing the doorbell.

My wife disliked my VX220.

IME girls like 'posh' cars. Wood, leather, comfy. Oh, and clean.

Simon

ts86net

133 posts

230 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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The same car as her.

robinessex

11,081 posts

182 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Effortless said:
I've found most girls are distinctly unimpressed with this...



Especially when we're on the way to a Michelin starred restaurant. Relentless titty-bounce doesn't help either.

But they normally fall head-over-heels with its occupant...



Cheers,
Effortless.
Ah, A cute Yucky Mucky !! Gets the girls all the time!!

dabofoppo

684 posts

172 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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It seems to depend on age group for instance my girlfriend (and all of her mates) hated this car



But every woman I spoke to over the age of 30 loved it.

longblackcoat

5,047 posts

184 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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A rusty Chevette in that terrible pale blue (with rusty bits) is my personal fail-point. The fact that the heater didn't work, the floor leaked and it smelled of mildew really didn't help.

An A8, on the other hand, was an absolute hit. Discreet, rapid, smooth, and with a whiff of powerfully-built director, it impressed in the exact same way that an E60 M5 didn't.

maxc

224 posts

230 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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I'll pick you up in my Mercedes....

I ran this for a couple of years in the early 80s - and ended up married to her! (Divorced now).

rohrl

8,754 posts

146 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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By concensus it's anything stripped and caged. Women just love getting into a stickered-up shed by climbing through a roll cage then being shaken about and deafened on the road. Bonus points if the heater matrix has been removed.

Yiliterate

3,786 posts

207 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Anything - absolutely anything - fitted with a Dukes of Hazzard air-horn.

Quite why, I really couldn't say...

MagnaJeep

309 posts

155 months

Tuesday 23rd April 2013
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Not really a car, but i guess an ural sidecar would be worst. Can't wait till mine is ready to run.
Could also imagine picking up people from the airport with it, just to see their reaction.

Vocal Minority

8,582 posts

153 months

Wednesday 24th April 2013
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simonrockman said:
My parents were distinctly unimpressed when a girl arrived to pick me up in her Marcos and opened the bonnet to fix something before ringing the doorbell.

My wife disliked my VX220.

Needless to say, you picked the wrong one mate wink

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 24th April 2013
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Ex Royal Mail Freight Rover Sherpa.