the bmw X6

Originally Posted by Billy Baroo

vacuous status obsessed people do

some other people have very different ideals

you should know that being an active environmental campaigner

billy you cant believe that myth.

someone could just prefer to have a car that is abit higher on the road etc or people with kids.

i like 4 x 4s as they arent many good saloon cars left.

mercedes have let themselves go abit, ford are shit and im not a fan of the bmw 5 or 7 series.
the audi a5 is nice though

Originally Posted by marlo

billy you cant believe that myth.

someone could just prefer to have a car that is abit higher on the road etc or people with kids.

i like 4 x 4s as they arent many good saloon cars left.

mercedes have let themselves go abit, ford are shit and im not a fan of the bmw 5 or 7 series.
the audi a5 is nice though

oh, should have said!

thats alright then

you big daft spasmadoink

Originally Posted by marlo

billy you cant believe that myth.

someone could just prefer to have a car that is abit higher on the road etc or people with kids.

i like 4 x 4s as they arent many good saloon cars left.

mercedes have let themselves go abit, ford are shit and im not a fan of the bmw 5 or 7 series.
the audi a5 is nice though

you are right to an exetent. Also with the shit roads in this country driving a low-riding sports car with low-profile tyres and stiff suspension can make most mundane journeys bone-shudderingly £#%&!ing terrible.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

you are right to an exetent. Also with the shit roads in this country driving a low-riding sports car with low-profile tyres and stiff suspension can make most mundane journeys bone-shudderingly £#%&!ing terrible.

my good mate has a porsche and its a nightmare being in it. so uncomfortable etc. its like a punishment being in it.

imagine having to drive it to manchester or somewhere long distance. £#%&!ing torture.

compare that to being in a spacious range rover or q7.

Originally Posted by marlo

someone could just prefer to have a car that is abit higher on the road etc or people with kids.

Love it when people say stuff like that. They usually go on to say you don't understand what it's like to have kids ignoring the fact that I was once one and my mum and dad had a VW Polo and Vauxhall Carlton and managed without a problem driving me and my sister plus everything else around.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

you are right to an exetent. Also with the shit roads in this country driving a low-riding sports car with low-profile tyres and stiff suspension can make most mundane journeys bone-shudderingly £#%&!ing terrible.

Very true, i feel every bump and pot hole on the roads when driving about.

Does my head in.

Originally Posted by forzagarza

Love it when people say stuff like that. They usually go on to say you don't understand what it's like to have kids ignoring the fact that I was once one and my mum and dad had a VW Polo and Vauxhall Carlton and managed without a problem driving me and my sister plus everything else around.

Dog on the parcel shelf ? .....add that and that was me as a nipper too, had an elegro but then updated to a shit vauxhall cant remember what model but you could get into the boot through the arm rest, superb journey in the boot of a car as a kid for some reason

Originally Posted by Sparky***

you are right to an exetent. Also with the shit roads in this country driving a low-riding sports car with low-profile tyres and stiff suspension can make most mundane journeys bone-shudderingly £#%&!ing terrible.

Which proves that anyone who does buy one of those cars is an idiot. The state of the roads are hardly a big secret.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAepgZ5iM5k

Originally Posted by ReligiousRed

Dog on the parcel shelf ? .....add that and that was me as a nipper too, had an elegro but then updated to a shit vauxhall cant remember what model but you could get into the boot through the arm rest, superb journey in the boot of a car as a kid for some reason

Ahem, Allegro. Or All-agro

Possibly the only car in history with a square steering wheel

I actually look forward to going back to Blighty and driving on decent roads. They're a million times better than the shite we have to put up with over here.

If the buffoons of top gear are to be believed then Ford Mondeo is actually a good car. Although mans aint interested in handling etc.

I have a large 4 x 4.

But I've got 3 young children all under the age of 8 and you simply can't get a saloon car that fits 3 child seats side by side. Now, in my day, like Forza is saying, we all used to cram in and didn't wear seatblets etc but times move on.

You can either ignore what's recommended for your childrens saftey or do something about it.

Saying that, I suppose I could have got a Renault Space Cruiser or one of those cars that looks like a boss-eyed fish but I'd rather eat my own shit than do that.

Goodbye.

Originally Posted by marlo

go on. tell me a real mans car then.

bmw are easily the best car makers atm and the x6 is their 'favourite' child.

3.0 litre V6 engine, rear wheel drive with no fancy traction control etc (a real man should be able to handle that), no fancy add ons (a real man doesn't need electric everything), and needs a little maintenance now and again (a real man should be able to handle a spanner and know how engines work.

Originally Posted by My Name is Keith

I have a large 4 x 4.

But I've got 3 young children all under the age of 8 and you simply can't get a saloon car that fits 3 child seats side by side..

spermtastic

Originally Posted by TravellingRed81

3.0 litre V6 engine, rear wheel drive with no fancy traction control etc (a real man should be able to handle that), no fancy add ons (a real man doesn't need electric everything), and needs a little maintenance now and again (a real man should be able to handle a spanner and know how engines work.

i would rather get the coach to manchester sitting next to the toilet door than drive that thing up there.

Originally Posted by TravellingRed81

3.0 litre V6 engine, rear wheel drive with no fancy traction control etc (a real man should be able to handle that), no fancy add ons (a real man doesn't need electric everything), and needs a little maintenance now and again (a real man should be able to handle a spanner and know how engines work.

sorry mate - if I can't plug my ipod into it and work it off the steering wheel i ain't £#%&!ing interested.

Iam not a fan of bigger cars tbh, i only have a 2 seater and its the way i like it as i dont need to taxi mates about etc.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

sorry mate - if I can't plug my ipod into it and work it off the steering wheel i ain't £#%&!ing interested.

the modern man

Originally Posted by Skag Trendy

Iam not a fan of bigger cars tbh, i only have a 2 seater and its the way i like it as i dont need to taxi mates about etc.

what two seater you got mate?