Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Who drives Bimmers ? Middle management indicating they have arrived? Up and coming go getter Financial services providers?
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Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Engineers and Golf GTIs.
Literally zero imagination. Good cars but I would get pretty much anything else not to be part of the other 20 odd GTIs in the car park. |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by jam25mack
(Post 12228246)
Engineers and Golf GTIs.
Literally zero imagination. Good cars but I would get pretty much anything else not to be part of the other 20 odd GTIs in the car park. |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Boys doing well in IT and porches.
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Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12228269)
Proper mid life crisis car that. But early mid-life. When they still have kids so they need the 5 door version....but think they're really cool.
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Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by al dente
(Post 12228291)
Boys doing well in IT and porches.
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Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
:hand: to all you Golf haters :p
I've had both the GTi and the R....loved both cars......although the R is in a different league to the GTi....but i wouldn't go back to having either of these again |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by jam25mack
(Post 12228370)
Exactly! And really fast! One of the boys here replaced his older GTI with a Megane R26.... had it about 6 months before he sold it as it scared him. Golfs are good but they are by no means a great drivers car. They look after you too much. This guy got a little sqiffy in the Megane and that was it. Nae balls. He went straight out and bought the Golf R.
Most roads have speed cameras every 2 miles. Most roads are straight. Most roads have traffic lights or speed bumps. Got shot down in the office for this but nobody could tell me where there are 'fun' roads to enjoy such a car regularly and easily. (EG: My old commute was through the New Forest...A roads / B roads, glorious, even in a diesel A3). |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12228392)
Thing is, out here, what's the point in a fast / racy car?
Most roads have speed cameras every 2 miles. Most roads are straight. Most roads have traffic lights or speed bumps. Got shot down in the office for this but nobody could tell me where there are 'fun' roads to enjoy such a car regularly and easily. (EG: My old commute was through the New Forest...A roads / B roads, glorious, even in a diesel A3). |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by mission
(Post 12228399)
err there are plenty of stretches of road where you can put your foot down.....even on SZR ....but of course you need to know the distances between the cameras.....there's a stretch on SZR between two cameras where almost every day (driving to the office) i clock up to 160-180...granted it doesn't last that long coz then next camera approaches
Straight road and driving fast is very....American. It's shouty and high speed but a Golf GTI type (et al) is going to be more fun on a windy (Wiggly not blowy) road. |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12228392)
Thing is, out here, what's the point in a fast / racy car?
Most roads have speed cameras every 2 miles. Most roads are straight. Most roads have traffic lights or speed bumps. Got shot down in the office for this but nobody could tell me where there are 'fun' roads to enjoy such a car regularly and easily. (EG: My old commute was through the New Forest...A roads / B roads, glorious, even in a diesel A3). As I'm frequently all over the UAE I know many a decent twisty road with no cameras. |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by mission
(Post 12228387)
:hand: to all you Golf haters :p
I've had both the GTi and the R....loved both cars......although the R is in a different league to the GTi....but i wouldn't go back to having either of these again |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12228269)
Proper mid life crisis car that. But early mid-life. When they still have kids so they need the 5 door version....but think they're really cool.
Any suggestions what to get next to avoid the mid life tag! |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by Brains1983
(Post 12230558)
well that sums me up pretty well. albeit it's the R32 rather than the GTi.
Any suggestions what to get next to avoid the mid life tag! Anyway. R32 is better so you win on that front? |
Re: Stereotypical Physical Traits by Profession
Originally Posted by Brains1983
(Post 12230558)
well that sums me up pretty well. albeit it's the R32 rather than the GTi.
Any suggestions what to get next to avoid the mid life tag! |
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