modern car wheel base question

[johnhenry]

one for the knowledgeable ones, at 11pm on a saturday night.

a modern car with a 2000mm wheelbase

smarts - 1800 mm
stuff like peugeot 107's are around 2300 mm

Anything im missing?

cheers
John

[iva cosworth]

johnhenry said:

one for the knowledgeable ones, at 11pm on a saturday night.

a modern car with a 2000mm wheelbase

smarts - 1800 mm
stuff like peugeot 107's are around 2300 mm

Anything im missing?

cheers
John

Smarts have a shorter wheelbase than a 107 .

HTH

[davepoth]

The Toyota iQ rides on an exactly 2000mm wheelbase.

[iva cosworth]

johnhenry said:

one for the knowledgeable ones, at 11pm on a saturday night

Anything im missing?

An apostrophe too BTW

[m44kts]

I seem to recall a BMW Mini has the same wheelbase as a Mk3 Mondeo.

[hardcorehobbit]

iva cosworth said:

johnhenry said:

one for the knowledgeable ones, at 11pm on a saturday night

Anything im missing?

An apostrophe too BTW

Where exactly?

[iva cosworth]

hardcorehobbit said:

iva cosworth said:

johnhenry said:

one for the knowledgeable ones, at 11pm on a saturday night

Anything i m missing?

An apostrophe too BTW

Where exactly?

Anything i'm missing ?

Apostrophe for abbreviation of i am [english lesson over]

Is that patronising enough ?

[davepoth]

iva cosworth said:

Anything i'm missing ?

Apostrophe for abbreviation of i am [english lesson over]

Is that patronising enough ?

First rule of Grammar Nazism - get your own spelling, punctuation and grammar correct.

It's "I am" not "i am" I believe, and English should be with a captial "E".

HTH.

[iva cosworth]

davepoth said:

iva cosworth said:

Anything i'm missing ?

Apostrophe for abbreviation of i am [english lesson over]

Is that patronising enough ?

First rule of Grammar Nazism - get your own spelling, punctuation and grammar correct.

It's "I am" not "i am" I believe, and English should be with a captial "E".

HTH.

Thanks .At least i've learnt something from this thread.

I don't really have a clue what the OP wants.

[davepoth]

iva cosworth said:

Thanks .At least i've learnt something from this thread.

I don't really have a clue what the OP wants.

I think he wanted a car with a 2000mm wheelbase. That was the Toyota iQ.

[hardcorehobbit]

Totally missed that one. I was looking for the inevitable gap somewhere else. I'm used to not needing to spot that mistake.

[Carfolio]

In checking up the shortest wheelbases since 2006, I discovered that the IFR Aspid sits on a scant 2160mm wheelbase. And the 997 Porsche 911 has a shorter wheelbase than a Suzuki Splash (2350 and 2360mm respectively).

[thinfourth2]

The Mini countryman has a longer wheelbase then this

[anonymous-user]

Carfolio said:

In checking up the shortest wheelbases since 2006, I discovered that the IFR Aspid sits on a scant 2160mm wheelbase. And the 997 Porsche 911 has a shorter wheelbase than a Suzuki Splash (2350 and 2360mm respectively).

Blimey, those long winter nights must just flyby........... ;-)

[Rovinghawk]

davepoth said:

First rule of Grammar Nazism - get your own spelling, punctuation and grammar correct.

It's "I am" not "i am" I believe, and English should be with a captial "E".

Oh, the irony.
The correct spelling is 'capital'.

HTH

RH

[Bill]

thinfourth2 said:

The Mini countryman has a longer wheelbase then this

And the normal MiNI has the same wheelbase as the original Range Rover.

[Nels0n]

Rovinghawk said:

davepoth said:

First rule of Grammar Nazism - get your own spelling, punctuation and grammar correct.

It's "I am" not "i am" I believe, and English should be with a captial "E".

Oh, the irony.
The correct spelling is 'capital'.

HTH

RH

Yes, and it should be grammar not Grammar.

[jebus]

I would rather have the a 101 and a range rover than the the BMW fatties, sorry mini

[veevee]

Nels0n said:

Yes, and it should be grammar not Grammar.

it's actually grammer.

HTH

[Bill]

veevee said:

Nels0n said:

Yes, and it should be grammar not Grammar.

it's actually grammer.

HTH

So much fail

Capitalising Grammar Nazi also makes sense as it's a title.

Can we move on from the grammar police nonsense now?