Not sure what I love more, the car or Matt Watson. He's hilarious.
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To paraphrase Top Gear: How do they get so little power out of so much engine?
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It should have been decided by naked wrestling in custard.
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I think it's awful that a few people have more personal wealth salted away in offshore tax havens than they could possibly spend in several lifetimes and yet in the same country you have people trapped in miserable poverty with no prospects and no hope.
(, Mon 22 Aug 2022, 11:32, Reply)
It has always been that way, and will continue to always be that way. Some people are less fortunate than others. No point losing sleep over it.
(, Mon 22 Aug 2022, 12:10, Reply)
Two types of people; those who focus on what could be and those who just go 'meh it's how it is'.
Yes it's how it is, but what could it be. Every progression ever made came from the progressive mind set. So yeah, life ain't fair is true. BUT then you say, but how could it be better.
Courage mon brave, dare to dream!
(, Tue 23 Aug 2022, 7:36, Reply)
But all power to you!
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then citizen-driven change DEFINITELY won't be possible
but at least I can make myself feel better about it by watching bombastic "news" broadcasts and joining in with mindless, hysterical worship of the glorious motherland
(, Wed 24 Aug 2022, 19:28, Reply)
if you hold your hand to cover up the left part of the image where the oversize grille is, the rest of the car just looks like a vauxhall some chav has put mags on. The last 30 years has seen a convergence so that all cars basically look the same. In the 70s all cars looked different. stupidly wide yank tanks, shoebox-shaped volvos, penis bubble porsches, minis and escorts, and rolls and bentleys still had a bit of the old-world horse and carriagey bling to them. It was interesting to walk down the street. Now, everything, from a corolla to a jag has that same aerodynamic shaped steel panelling. it's all boring, and even the stupid dick size compensatory big grille and high bonnet of this bentley is repeated in every fucking dodge pickup you see.
rant over
(, Mon 22 Aug 2022, 7:14, Reply)
The most glaring example being Seat/Skoda/Volkswagen/Audi.
Personally, I think it looks a bit like a Mazda.
Edit: *or - fucksake.
(, Mon 22 Aug 2022, 7:25, Reply)
Thought it was a new Jaguar. On a quick glance it seems to have styling similar to the F type, but more beefed up.
(, Mon 22 Aug 2022, 7:34, Reply)
SUV and an SUV
one of them's a 350 bag roller, one of ems a 40k jeep cherokee. Big fucking difference in style, ay?
(, Mon 22 Aug 2022, 8:49, Reply)
I think it’s really ugly, but at least it has quirky looks, I guess.
(, Mon 22 Aug 2022, 22:31, Reply)
but it seemed like they were trying too hard, deliberately trying to be quirky and retro, and they're not valued much now like something that sprang out of genuine design eccentricity is
(, Tue 23 Aug 2022, 9:47, Reply)
well by alright I mean it sold a few but not in the numbers expected. A few still survive including a convertible that is as marmite as a car can get. personally I don't mind the design at all but each to their own.
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I read some article looking at a sort of escalting arms-race in the states for pick-ups competing to have increasingly and stupidly high bonnet with each new model. as result there's been a sharp rise in accident, like people running over their own kids, as they have no idea what in the first 8 or so meters in front of their car when they're driving as it's obscured by the bonnet, e.g hips.hearstapps.com/hmg-prod/images/2022-chevrolet-silverado-2500hd-006-1628798155.jpg
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