Just been out in an Evo V11.......
05 July 2007, 08:51 PM
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I see - a car has to be "flash" in your eyes.
Oh dear - welcome to a never ending feeling of inadequacy, loss and stress.
Anyway, I'm off fast cars for now - should be buying a nice speed boat this weekend - no jams, no emissions crap, no daft drivers. Just fun.
Hey, you can you and polish your old E Class - Used to drive the bosses E320CDI a lot - Yawn.
Even national papers write up my views on cars.
The Verdict: BMW 750i - Independent Online Edition > Road Tests
Evo have published two letters of mine.
And your contribution?
Come on, you seem to think you're an authority on cars...
Oh dear - welcome to a never ending feeling of inadequacy, loss and stress.
Anyway, I'm off fast cars for now - should be buying a nice speed boat this weekend - no jams, no emissions crap, no daft drivers. Just fun.
Hey, you can you and polish your old E Class - Used to drive the bosses E320CDI a lot - Yawn.
Even national papers write up my views on cars.
The Verdict: BMW 750i - Independent Online Edition > Road Tests
Evo have published two letters of mine.
And your contribution?
Come on, you seem to think you're an authority on cars...
Originally Posted by MATTEEBOY
Matt Sutherland, 31, Sales manager from Malpas, Truro
USUAL CAR: VAUXHALL ASTRA DESIGN ESTATE 1.9CDTI 150PS
Not being the biggest fan of luxobarges, I approached this BMW with limited expectations. The rear-end restyling has worked very well, making the car look more compact, and the interior looks stunning. Rear space is slightly limited for those who get driven, and there's the usual techno overload - I didn't even attempt the iDrive. The handling was very good - this car can confidently be chucked about and the engine is a free-revving gem backed by powerful brakes. If I was in the market for such a car, I would give it serious consideration. It looks good, and blends comfort and performance just about perfectly.
USUAL CAR: VAUXHALL ASTRA DESIGN ESTATE 1.9CDTI 150PS
Not being the biggest fan of luxobarges, I approached this BMW with limited expectations. The rear-end restyling has worked very well, making the car look more compact, and the interior looks stunning. Rear space is slightly limited for those who get driven, and there's the usual techno overload - I didn't even attempt the iDrive. The handling was very good - this car can confidently be chucked about and the engine is a free-revving gem backed by powerful brakes. If I was in the market for such a car, I would give it serious consideration. It looks good, and blends comfort and performance just about perfectly.
05 July 2007, 10:28 PM
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I ran the sales for a company, put a bid in to buy it, panicked the muppet left in charge, and left before it went pear shaped. I then took to PR/Sales consultancy and it's going very very well.
So don't MAKE STUFF UP - Remember the accusation you went on and on about me saying I said I was a "hulk like figure" - WRONG THEN WRONG NOW.
Oh and you dodged the bit about knowing anything about cars - COME ON, WHAT CARS HAVE OU DRIVEN? DESCRIBE THEM.
It's very easy to see when someone is BSing.
Now bugger off and read an Audi brochure again.
05 July 2007, 10:44 PM
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Well you THOUGHT wrong. How can you THINK something (that's wrong) then call me a liar?
I ran the sales for a company, put a bid in to buy it, panicked the muppet left in charge, and left before it went pear shaped. I then took to PR/Sales consultancy and it's going very very well.
So don't MAKE STUFF UP - Remember the accusation you went on and on about me saying I said I was a "hulk like figure" - WRONG THEN WRONG NOW.
Oh and you dodged the bit about knowing anything about cars - COME ON, WHAT CARS HAVE OU DRIVEN? DESCRIBE THEM.
It's very easy to see when someone is BSing.
Now bugger off and read an Audi brochure again.
I ran the sales for a company, put a bid in to buy it, panicked the muppet left in charge, and left before it went pear shaped. I then took to PR/Sales consultancy and it's going very very well.
So don't MAKE STUFF UP - Remember the accusation you went on and on about me saying I said I was a "hulk like figure" - WRONG THEN WRONG NOW.
Oh and you dodged the bit about knowing anything about cars - COME ON, WHAT CARS HAVE OU DRIVEN? DESCRIBE THEM.
It's very easy to see when someone is BSing.
Now bugger off and read an Audi brochure again.
P.S
A volvo S40 is better than your astra. Better chassis better interior similiar price. Volvo hands down better
05 July 2007, 10:50 PM
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Okay then, list them and DESCRIBE them.
It'll be easy to spot when you are BSing.
Couldn't give a toss what you think about an old Volvo over a current shape Astra - you have no idea about cars - apparently your Volvo old man car beat a Yamaha R1 SUPERBIKE - LOL!
It'll be easy to spot when you are BSing.
Couldn't give a toss what you think about an old Volvo over a current shape Astra - you have no idea about cars - apparently your Volvo old man car beat a Yamaha R1 SUPERBIKE - LOL!
06 July 2007, 09:26 AM
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Fine - until AL gets banned again (hmmm, can't guess why that happened...) I'm outta here.
Got better things to do than have my every post commented on by that deeply unpopular waste of space.
Shame because everyone else on the board is cool/interesting/can debate sensibly/etc.
Got better things to do than have my every post commented on by that deeply unpopular waste of space.
Shame because everyone else on the board is cool/interesting/can debate sensibly/etc.
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