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but Luc, the Aston looks superb as well as having practicality
and Patrick, i must ask which Honda Accord you were looking at. i had a early 2004 accord tourer and it had a cavernous rear storage area, but the rear seats were pretty poor even for 2 teenagers. it had loads of leather bolsters, but only room for 3 in the back at a tight squeeze. even the front, although comfortable was not big. when we changed to a 2005 Honda civic we found the back was far bigger and could easily seat 3 teenagers. no leather, but space aplenty.
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Graham
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I would like to proove them wrong but ...
I must say I prefer the selfish cars with two doors. I just mistreated a Panamera turbo on a mountain trip, was impressed by the way it dealt with my furious style considering the extra ballast but then it failed on the ultimate test: After that blast you...
but Luc, the Aston looks superb as well as having practicality
and Patrick, i must ask which Honda Accord you were looking at. i had a early 2004 accord tourer and it had a cavernous rear storage area, but the rear seats were pretty poor even for 2 teenagers. it had loads of leather bolsters, but only room for 3 in t...
The satirical text I posted was intended for the American market...
The satirical review was not one by myself, but was written by an editor (name unknown) and this was specifically designed for readers in the United States market. Hence, there price references are made in US Dollars. This being said, the Honda Accord in ...
ah Patrick, the differences between...
ah Patrick, the differences between models on the international market are mindboggling. the reason Civic(2000-2005) has so much space in the rear is its fairly high roof design and also its totally flat floorpan. no tunnel so more legroom for everone to ...
You are right as well, Graham but in my opinion in trying to make those sportscar perfect
it means marry emotional impact with functionality they get victim of the swiss knife syndrom, they can do everything.... but nothing well. A bit like making the jogging suit elegant enough to go to a cocktail dress or the tuxedo compatible with sports. I...
Luc, you are by far...
Luc, you are by far the expert on this thread, but i dont think AM have built a jack of all trades crossover sorts/cruiser etc. i think they have built a great looking long distance cruiser using design pointers from their sports range. the top speed is l...
Cygnet...
Graham, Google "Aston Martin Cygnet"....and be prepared to shake your head.
Ben, its a Tata with...
Ben, its a Tata with a Vantage grill. gobsmacked is the word, but it will be popular in London. small, easy to part, but with a classy badge. i hope it never comes to fruition. G
Nearly as vomitous...
as the Aston Martin SUV monstrosity. Fortunately, that is in Purgatory... The Cygnet is based on a Toyota iQ....I think you get those things in the UK...
thats interesting Ben. i think...
thats interesting Ben. i think Toyota called it the iQ as it was more intelligent than the person who designed it :) personally i see no problem with a high performance AM SUV. it works with the X5 and despite its looks it works with the Cayenne which the...
No Graham, It was only my opinion...
and I am not pretending to influence anyone. I am just worrying to see all those uncompromised sportscars being diluted for the sake of reaching more clients. Look at what happened to all the pure sportscars they all have ESPs to make them idiotproofed ! ...
Likewise...
When it comes to fantastic sports cars, I also prefer selfish two-door models. I would make an exception however, for the Mercedes-Benz CLS model; I'd consider myself a fan of Peter Pfeifer's designs. The interior on the CLS is very provocative, but at th...