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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Tuppence
(Post 8970855)
Anticipating a Novo / DBD road trip in Novo's new Hyundai Elantra Touring :) He's got a beard too :sneaky:
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8970866)
You and Novo are coming out here in the Hyundai? Do me a favour and park around the corner please.
The gay dog would fit in the trunk of that too. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Tuppence
(Post 8970882)
:rofl:
The gay dog would fit in the trunk of that too. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
I can exclusively reveal pictures of Novo's new 'pimped' Elantra:
http://image.motortrend.com/f/923949...ncept+side.jpg |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Please to be parking that around several corners.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8969944)
If you will but Ford has served me well over the years. I'd be mildly interested to try driving a Hyundai, though the styling puts me off buying one, but I'm not interested enough to jump start it. Perhaps if it came to the door already running...
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 8971111)
I can exclusively reveal pictures of Novo's new 'pimped' Elantra:
http://image.motortrend.com/f/923949...ncept+side.jpg Plain silver I'm ashamed to admit. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 8971413)
I'll bring mine next time we have a pint. Can you manage a stickshift?
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8971418)
The Land Cruiser had two. Two at once gave me trouble.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
It has been decided - off to pick up my Subaru Forrester later :)
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 8999270)
It has been decided - off to pick up my Subaru Forrester later :)
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 8999270)
It has been decided - off to pick up my Subaru Forrester later :)
Im off to pick up my commision again:sneaky: |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
I have my name and deposit down for one of these:
https://www.ciaofiat500.ca/public/Default.aspx ...stands back and waits for mocking to start.... (I will probably still decide I am too cheap to buy a new car though) |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by lmartin999
(Post 8999545)
I have my name and deposit down for one of these:
https://www.ciaofiat500.ca/public/Default.aspx ...stands back and waits for mocking to start.... (I will probably still decide I am too cheap to buy a new car though) We've not long ago bought one of these - not quite in that good of condition but it will be - I think it's really cute, I love having something a little different - makes it easier to find it in the car parks for a start:rofl: http://truckin.automotive.com/95200/...kup/index.html |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by lmartin999
(Post 8999545)
I have my name and deposit down for one of these:
https://www.ciaofiat500.ca/public/Default.aspx ...stands back and waits for mocking to start.... (I will probably still decide I am too cheap to buy a new car though) |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8999628)
Are you hoping it'll be in by Pride Week? ;)
Piff Poff, calling it cute is not helping.... Should have bought the bloody Elantra... |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
My 21 year-old niece has one, it's a fantastic wee car.
(For a 21 year old girl.) |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8999628)
Are you hoping it'll be in by Pride Week? ;)
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by lmartin999
(Post 8999725)
If it is, and you are here for it we can go for a cruise. I'll get dbd to lend us the dog.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
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Originally Posted by lmartin999
(Post 8999545)
I have my name and deposit down for one of these:
https://www.ciaofiat500.ca/public/Default.aspx ...stands back and waits for mocking to start.... (I will probably still decide I am too cheap to buy a new car though) |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 9000236)
I thought that looked familiar. Noddy and Big Ears would like their car back, thank you.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Well, I think you're all being very unkind to that nice Mr. Martin.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 9001785)
Well, I think you're all being very unkind to that nice Mr. Martin.
<sniggers> As if you wouldn't be pointing and laughing should you see the vehicle in person. I just hope that he gets a pointy blue hat as part of the deal. It's all that Rob Ford's fault. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 9001843)
It's all that Rob Ford's fault.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 9001785)
Well, I think you're all being very unkind to that nice Mr. Martin.
<sniggers> |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
My mum used to have a Fiat 126, which was the "modern" version of the original Fiat 500. Like this, but in navy blue. You started it with 2 small levers behind the handbrake.
We managed to fit our family of 7 in it. http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=h...26tbs%3Disch:1 |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by lmartin999
(Post 9001965)
He should have abolished the vehicle reg tax by the time it arrives :) Won't hear a word said against him. (Actually I am considering whether to insist on paying the tax anyway if it is abolished).
FWIW, my father refers to Fiats as "a fate worse than death". |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 9002030)
That is commendable. Perhaps you should take Rob out for a pint with the tax money?
FWIW, my father refers to Fiats as "a fate worse than death". |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 9001977)
At least the Fiat 500 has some character whereas the Elantra Touring is the automotive version of processed cheese.;)
After a month or so, I'm still happy with my choice. If I have a criticism it would be that the baggage area is very flat and covered by fabric with an extremely short nap. This means that the daily 2-4 slides around too much during cornering and braking. I'm driving it with a joie de vivre which is almost frightening. <The car not the 2-4>. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 9002634)
Without wanting to press the point too hard, have you driven one?.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 9002640)
No, narcolepsy sets in as soon as I see one. ;)
I mean you're not hot looking, but apparently capable of performing. Except when narcoleptic. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 9002655)
Function, not form, innit?
I mean you're not hot looking, but apparently capable of performing. Except when narcoleptic. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 9003450)
Meow. That's him told.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 9003459)
I'll cope. By the way, wanna borrow $7Bn? Reasonable rates!
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 9003472)
Certainly will, thanks. Pride comes before a fall and all that.
I rather suspect UK is only in marginally better shape than Ireland. Glad I live in Canada.;) |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 9003488)
Can you provide appropriate security and guarantees?
I rather suspect UK is only in marginally better shape than Ireland. Glad I live in Canada.;) |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 9003488)
Can you provide appropriate security and guarantees?
I rather suspect UK is only in marginally better shape than Ireland. Glad I live in Canada.;) People forget/are unaware of how poor the Republic was before all this EU banking, lending madness. To me, nothing feels permanent in Canada, the hire and fire culture is just...different. I have friends back home who have been on redundancy notice for over 2 years. The organization has shuffled them from department to department, moved some to other parts of the UK, even helped to get them jobs with competitors, anything to avoid laying them off. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 9002033)
My nan had a Fiat Panda which she'd get 7 or 8 kids in and take us to the Notting Hill Carnival until she got done for groping a copper. :blink:
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Woah snowy here in Van - just took the scooby out - steep hill down to Broadway - did a fab 360 missed all the parked cars and 2 metal posts and stopped short of 6 lanes of traffic!!!
Snow tires are being fitted tomorrow - phew! |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Going to do the snow tires thing with my new car - Nissan Altima, which kindly ran all day yesterday by itself while I was at work. I'm glad I got back to it at 6, just before it ran out of gas.
I do love keyless ignition though. I can forget where keys are in my bag now, rather than in the house. Of course this predicates me being able to turn the car off when I leave it in the morning.... |
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