RE: Skoda Superb 280 Estate: Spotted
Discussion
PBDirector said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Rather unnecessary, I thought.
Yeah, I know. And you’re right. I generally try not to do that kind of thing. And maybe it was the coffee as the other guy said.But honestly - what is it about Saab people? I get it; they were innovative in some things. But time moves on. Literally no one under 35 even knows what a Saab is. Get over it.
thanks, I feel much better for that.
blearyeyedboy said:
mcelliott said:
Indeed had a stage1 fitted to my Octavia vrs, good lord.....
Out of interest, how much does it cost you to insure? I sometimes wonder about giving my Octavia a remap but I'm not keen to pay the same every year to insure it... Did it add much to your premium?blearyeyedboy said:
Actually, is the suspension exactly the same? Or is there some difference between versions that I haven't twigged.
And I thought they handled quite well, bearing in mind it's no Elise and has a lot of weight to swing round corners.
Sportline sits 15mm lower and is firmer. Should reduce some of the body roll.And I thought they handled quite well, bearing in mind it's no Elise and has a lot of weight to swing round corners.
Bonefish Blues said:
".. although actually, the combined fuel economy of 39.2mpg doesn't seem preposterous given the power and all-wheel-drive traction on offer."
Hahahaha etc
What's real-world on these, I wonder?
Mine averaged 36.4mpg from delivery miles to when it got killed by a HGV 7 weeks and 4,133 miles later. Hahahaha etc
What's real-world on these, I wonder?
The majority of the driving was on motorway and fast A roads.
Bonefish Blues said:
PBDirector said:
Wtf is it with Saab obsessives every time? Have none of then got any idea how sad this comment sounds outside of their special Saab fanatic safe space? They might as well blurt our that they love wearing latex and licking toes.
There is no sensible comparison between this car and a bloody Saab from 20 years ago. Get over it.
Rather unnecessary, I thought.There is no sensible comparison between this car and a bloody Saab from 20 years ago. Get over it.
Bonefish Blues said:
PBDirector said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Rather unnecessary, I thought.
Yeah, I know. And you’re right. I generally try not to do that kind of thing. And maybe it was the coffee as the other guy said.But honestly - what is it about Saab people? I get it; they were innovative in some things. But time moves on. Literally no one under 35 even knows what a Saab is. Get over it.
thanks, I feel much better for that.
Firstly, I’m 31 & have owned a turbo Saab 8 years or so back & it was cool.
Secondly, I’m in no way a Saab nut, or a weird beard. Just saying, if you want a car that looks like a bag of turd but goes like the aforementioned off a shovel, they’re not a bad bet.
Thirdly, I hope the coffee has worked, or you wife is gonna be really bruised by now...
ToothbrushMan said:
yeah sounds very anti-SAAB. not sure what is sad about it or whats to "get over".
No. I’m of course I’m not anti-Saab, whatever that means. I’m anti sad old men banging on about 20 year old Saab cars being better than anything ever invented ever including all the stuff being invented now. They’re not. And you’re not impressing anyone apart from the other boring old men who also love their Saabs. Every other human being just politely nods and thinks “wow that guy’s really boring banging on about his crap old car”....and breathe...
This is actually quite cathartic, thanks for the opportunity.
PBDirector said:
ToothbrushMan said:
yeah sounds very anti-SAAB. not sure what is sad about it or whats to "get over".
No. I’m of course I’m not anti-Saab, whatever that means. I’m anti sad old men banging on about 20 year old Saab cars being better than anything ever invented ever including all the stuff being invented now. They’re not. And you’re not impressing anyone apart from the other boring old men who also love their Saabs. Every other human being just politely nods and thinks “wow that guy’s really boring banging on about his crap old car”....and breathe...
This is actually quite cathartic, thanks for the opportunity.
Bonefish Blues said:
Which I can absolutely believe*. What's your regular mpg when not doing 300 mile runs?
About 22 lol ! In the cars defense it's a hilly stop start 3 mile trip to work and back. Only just gets upto temp.- Our Saab Aero was always in its element doing those, and produced remarkable numbers, too.
I have taken it out in the the wilds and given it a proper hammering to see just how much fuel I could use. All 1st, 2nd and 3rd gear stuff.
Couldn't get it below 22 no matter how I tried.
HardMiles said:
Guess that goes for anyone who like classics of any sort. Because a McLaren F1 is a few years old and isn’t the best thing ever I contend it’s boring I assume. Bet you’re fun at parties!
No one invites me to parties and I don’t know why...No of course I don’t think that of classics or anyone who likes classics of any sort, don’t be absurd!
There’s just something about Saab owners that’s wierd. People who are Vegan, do CrossFit, or have ever driven a Saab they’ll bang on about how much better it is than what anyone else does at ANY opportunity. Bore off!!
Bonefish Blues said:
Narcisus said:
300 Mile run in mine yesterday. 41.9mpg.
Which I can absolutely believe*. What's your regular mpg when not doing 300 mile runs? - Our Saab Aero was always in its element doing those, and produced remarkable numbers, too.
Triumph Man said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Narcisus said:
300 Mile run in mine yesterday. 41.9mpg.
Which I can absolutely believe*. What's your regular mpg when not doing 300 mile runs? - Our Saab Aero was always in its element doing those, and produced remarkable numbers, too.
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