Time to ban 'What Car?" threads?!
Discussion
r11co said:
Invariably they amount to someone being too lazy to do their homework or not brave enough with their own ability to choose and needing to feel the security of being part of the herd.
If one already has a list of requirements/specs. then Google and their brain should be all they need.
They are the bread and butter of a huge car forum, and you want to bad them.If one already has a list of requirements/specs. then Google and their brain should be all they need.

iva cosworth said:
Why ?
I rarely contribute to them but read some of them and they create interesting
mass debate [ahem] with differing opinions and what would 300BHP do without them ?
This.I rarely contribute to them but read some of them and they create interesting
mass debate [ahem] with differing opinions and what would 300BHP do without them ?

A car forum will throw up people asking what car they should buy! The debates can be quite interesting to read. You learn some valuable info from owners on these threads and they have already helped influence me on what car I will be buying next.
Night Runner said:
Or...
You have another sub forum, so you have GG, SP&L etc etc but you add a what car forum.
The rule being that if you want to do a 'what car', you start a thread in there.
Easy.
Or...You have another sub forum, so you have GG, SP&L etc etc but you add a what car forum.
The rule being that if you want to do a 'what car', you start a thread in there.
Easy.
Leave them in here and the people that don't like them can decide not to read them?
I don't read lots of threads in here if the topic isn't one I care about but I don't think they should all be moved or banned.
CharlieHotel said:
It also saves going on various car forums and asking biased owners 'what car shall I get?'
There was a fella who asked on Mitsi EVO forum whether to buy a Focus RS
He also asked that in the Ford RSOC forum
Guess what happened ,no bias whatsoever




CharlieHotel said:
I think 'What car' threads are great.
Gives the OP information on things that past owners of the car that are interested in have experienced - you can't really get that out of a magazine.
It also saves going on various car forums and asking biased owners 'what car shall I get?'
AgreedGives the OP information on things that past owners of the car that are interested in have experienced - you can't really get that out of a magazine.
It also saves going on various car forums and asking biased owners 'what car shall I get?'
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