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This is all I can afford – please note the Shell garage in the background for added poignancy.
To be fair, I have driven a fair few beasts this year, ranging from the hand-shaking power of the Hyundai Getz (it really is a pile of s**t) to the boy racer Seat Leon, which, whilst it looked good, got me in trouble with the Spanish law!
The Getz (aka F***ing Plastic Shopping Trolley) – Just take a look at that boot space!
The Leon (aka Red Rag to the Guardia)
I also have a tendency of driving other people up the wall. Martyn will have you believe this is down to a crack habit. Actually it’s not (and I can confirm that I am not addicted to crack, have never even tried it and certainly do not condone such behaviour), I just like doing it – driving people up the wall that is!
@tomgalanis 166022 wrote:
I can confirm that I am not addicted to crack
He’s addicted to bum crack!
Back to cars…thank you. :roflmao:
@Martyn 166023 wrote:
He’s addicted to bum crack!
Back to cars…thank you. :roflmao:
To anyone who can’t understand the accents, this is a prime example of Northern English humour. It tends to work well on kids, or so Martyn tells me, but generally speaking the correct response should be as follows: a forced smile, a subtle sidestep to the nearest exit, followed by the fastest sprint you can muster. :woohoo:
Hahaha cheers Tom and an impressive range of wheels you have been stealing there!
I am sure with some of the people on the forum living in the US and Austrailia we will start seeing some of the 5L v8 Ozone layer destroyers.
Best thing is to lie low and cruise around in one of these puppies.
Hammer your foot down to the floor and you’ll be doing 60 mph in less than a minute, wind speed permitting. Go for a second hand Daewoo rather than the more flash rebranded Chevrolets which has got way too many bells and whistles on it and tend to attract admiring glances in the car park. Feel the rush.
My wife is kindly letting me drive her “car”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_KaOf all the things wrong with the car, the one that winds me up the most is the lack of coffee cup holders.
You need to get Rich from Carbon – He has a beast of car
Me – I drive my girl friends mini :flush:After being a Mercedes family for years we decided to switch to Land Rover for a change. We couldnt be happier with our vehicles. We have a large household so we have a number of vehicles for different uses they are:
2008 Range Rover HSE – My Baby
2007 Land Rover LR3 HSE – Mrs Professor
2007 Honda Oddesy Touring – Family Vehicle
2006 Toyota Tacoma – My truck
1995 Jeep Wrangler – My other Baby. Only 6500 miles on her and in showroom condition.
2008 Chevrolet Aveo – Daughters car, we dont let her drive our cars
Looking for 2006 – 2007 M6 Convertible
Dream Cars (no room for them plus I would never be able to leave them in a car park)
Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet
Saleen S7
Bentley Azure or Rolls Royce Phantom or Drophead Coupe@Professor 166037 wrote:
2008 Range Rover HSE – My Baby
2007 Land Rover LR3 HSE – Mrs Professor
2007 Honda Oddesy Touring – Family Vehicle
2006 Toyota Tacoma – My truck
1995 Jeep Wrangler – My other Baby. Only 6500 miles on her and in showroom condition.
2008 Chevrolet Aveo – Daughters car, we dont let her drive our cars
Are you sure you listed all your cars here Prof? lol
@Spin21 166028 wrote:
Best thing is to lie low and cruise around in one of these puppies.
Hammer your foot down to the floor and you’ll be doing 60 mph in less than a minute, wind speed permitting. Go for a second hand Daewoo rather than the more flash rebranded Chevrolets which has got way too many bells and whistles on it and tend to attract admiring glances in the car park. Feel the rush.
You do not know just how jellous I am…I would love to drive a giant frog! :wink-wink
Well…with all those changes in our industry lately…I sold my old mercedes and changed to my new car:
I really love it!
This is the car to drive in the boonies – Durango, all terrain.
I’m not really much into cars, just love a comfortable car that can handle all terrain with ease and has tons of space for people, shopping, Great Dane transport and what have you.
I do love 68 Caddies and usually have one around, but unfortunately not at present. They are great on the freeway, but not much use in the boonies.
I drive a Ford f-150 seen here with my boat .I am only driver in my family so thats easy , my other car is a 1968 RS/SS camaro but it is still in restoration process.I was hoping to have it finished this year but looks like spring 2009 is the launch date now.
@Vegasguy 166046 wrote:
Well…with all those changes in our industry lately…I sold my old mercedes and changed to my new car:
I really love it!
Drink driving…Not me ocifer! :drunk2:
