Cars you didn't know existed...
Discussion
blearyeyedboy said:
I saw a Tesla Model 3 in a showroom yesterday, and it was interesting... but I wondered what she might come out to rival it?
Then I googled and found the upcoming Polestar 2, launching next year. It's an apparently jacked-up hatchback with slightly awkward proportions.
I like it.
The vehicle the X6 wished it could look like. I like that, which is saying a lot as I'm more of a 'lower is better, lower and 2 doors is even better' kinda guy i.e. I'd seriously consider an Elise S2 as a daily driver.Then I googled and found the upcoming Polestar 2, launching next year. It's an apparently jacked-up hatchback with slightly awkward proportions.
I like it.
Exactly. It's interesting that BMW is working on a similar vehicle, and VW are betting the farm on their new ID series and it's Seat/Audi/Skoda clones.
Tax rules that favour effective driven company cars from the 2020/21 tax year will make this diet of discussion much more interesting. Diesels are likely to be driven by the very few who need something with a very long range, which is fewer people than many would wager.
The BMW 320d might become a much less common sight.
Tax rules that favour effective driven company cars from the 2020/21 tax year will make this diet of discussion much more interesting. Diesels are likely to be driven by the very few who need something with a very long range, which is fewer people than many would wager.
The BMW 320d might become a much less common sight.
Elesmart said:
Dad had a couple of DAF 44's in the late '70s and early '80s when we lived in Germany. Both orange. I remember coming home one night with him, the boot was full of beer from the NAAFI ready for a party that weekend and we got rear ended. The DAF was made of paper and the beer crates took the impact, beer all over the road and a nice smell 
D-Angle said:
Just got back from Amsterdam and these things are everywhere.
The Biro. They fall into a loophole that means they can be driven on the road or a bike lane, and no licence is required. I might rent one the next time I go, as they look like a giggle.
In places such as London we should all be using stuff like that if we’re honest with ourselves The Biro. They fall into a loophole that means they can be driven on the road or a bike lane, and no licence is required. I might rent one the next time I go, as they look like a giggle.
Came across this little oddity
I guess they never got to the UK
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1120147
I guess they never got to the UK
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1120147
bristolracer said:
Came across this little oddity
I guess they never got to the UK
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1120147
Spanish market, I think?I guess they never got to the UK
https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1120147
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