The word 'full' in car advert descriptions

[Inigo Montoya]

I may combust the next time I see 'full' written in a car advert. It seems to be the ultimate weapon in the turd polishers arsenal. Everything has a full M-tec bodykit or full sports suspension or a full Harman Kardon hifi. FFS who'd fit half a hifi? It's just such an inane, chavvy description.

As you were...

[soad]

Relax and calm down a little...there are much worse offenders...

[stoocake]

What a half-assed rant

[Groober]

Well better a full M-tech kit than 7/8th of one.

[Inigo Montoya]

stoocake said:

What a half-assed rant

No, this thread comes with a full rant. It is absolutely the best thread on the subject I've owned and a complete bargain at the price. First to read will reply.

[Caruso]

It's ok to use the word full when describing bodykits or hifi. e.g. You might just have a nice head unit and crap standard speakers, whereas full to me means all major system components.

[CRA1G]

One thing they are NEVER FULL of............PETROL...

[stoocake]

Inigo Montoya said:

stoocake said:

What a half-assed rant

No, this thread comes with a full rant. It is absolutely the best thread on the subject I've owned and a complete bargain at the price. First to read will reply.

Re-read due to timewasters.

I hate when people say "Long MOT". JUST SAY HOW LONG YA PLANK

[soad]

CRA1G said:

One thing they are NEVER FULL of............PETROL...

That much is true.

[russy01]

CRA1G said:

One thing they are NEVER FULL of............PETROL...

You're obviously not very good ast haggling then!!

[trickywoo]

The Crack Fox said:

I like "Full MOT"

That can be misleading as I would consider a full MOT to be 13 months most folks would say 12.