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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8969894)
Anyway, yes I know Skoda now make good cars but I can't believe that of Hyundai, I've only ever pushed them and then gingerly in the hope that bits don't fall off. Cheap. Ugly. Impractical. And, IME, not really mobile.
The Hyundais of 5-10 years ago were awful machines, but like Skoda, their new offerings are very good cars indeed. I'd choose a new Hyundai over a new Ford any day. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 8969907)
I'd choose a new Hyundai over a new Ford any day.
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Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
What the OP needs of course is a traditional Estate Car. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
Hyundai Quality and customer satisfaction is creeping towards the top of the heap, and is backed by one of the better warantees on the market. Cant say the same for Dodge.
A Subaru wagon used to be the best combination of practicality reliability and value on the market here, but new prices are pushing up into premium levels and they run the risk of pushing their long term customers away if they persist in this idea that they are a premium brand, Just because they are better engineered and more reliable than an Audi or VW doesnt mean you can charge Audi prices for them, the brand cache and interior finish is just not there to justify it. Wagon and hatchbacks are not quite yet dead here, VW has reintroduced basically a station wagon, but its a premium brand over here sadly. The Hyundai Elantra Touring seems to be attracting a fair bit of interest as a practical and economic option. I cant ever see myself driving a minivan, so last time I had to get a car I chose to pick up a three year old Legacy Wagon and Im happy with the choice so far, although I realise in time its going to cost more that a domestic to repair, although hopefully less frequently. |
Re: gaaaaaah -which Car
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 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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