grill is even more monstered than Lexus RCFI like it. Looks aggressive.
grill is even more monstered than Lexus RCFI like it. Looks aggressive.
All the more room to take in air.grill is even more monstered than Lexus RCF
I wonder then how and average Golf with much smaller grill doesn't overheat and probably is far more reliableAll the more room to take in air.
Realistically the only cooling ducting it would actually need are the three slits surrounding the grill. The rest is just there because Toyota is currently fixated on the hideous oversized grills that everyone else was fascinated with about a decade ago.All the more room to take in air.
and probably is far more reliable
You mean to say that a 33 year old VW is more reliable than a brand new Toyota? Are you delusional?Here's what I meant
Well, Golf barely had electronics while Toyota is full of it. In my place at least 1 out of 10 is Golf 2. No Corollas here.You mean to say that a 33 year old VW is more reliable than a brand new Toyota? Are you delusional?
Why?Hummer. Although those are out of production now so... a Rolls Royce.
Why?
I was just trying to get you on track, mate. The thread is supposed to be what car and why. People often miss the "why" the first time.Just dont feel the styling. Too serious and joyless. Plus I see it as a car you want to be chauffeured in, not a car you'd want to drive. And I wouldn't purchase a car of such price to be the passenger. BUT since the thread is about cars we'd never buy at any price, I realize I'm probably overdoing it.
Let me try again. An Ariel Atom. Too dangerous. Its weight allows it to be qualified as a four wheeled motorcycle which means doesn't need to pass crash tests as Caterham, BAC or other small manufacturers do. That's a car I wouldn't buy for any price.
I was just trying to get you on track, mate. The thread is supposed to be what car and why. People often miss the "why" the first time.
I agree about the Atom, though. Wouldn't touch one with a pole made of turds.
@lxmmy mfw there was someone on the previous page that wouldn't take a Veyron for a penny if it was offered to them without giving any reasons why
They're all worth something. For the absolute bottom of the barrel, they're still worth it just for this:
A brand new Toyota has to prove itself, while we already know everything about Golf II what we should know. Besides, simple and transparent vehicles are far more easier to maintain and service.You mean to say that a 33 year old VW is more reliable than a brand new Toyota? Are you delusional?
True, 1st gen. Land Rover Freelander had more soul than this car. I'm sure Jeep was a bit more reliable though.Also grown to hate the first generation of the Jeep Liberty....
They've been getting better over the past few years, to be fair.[insert american cars here]
Jerome
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Jerome
The Ford Fiesta. The girlfriend has one. It's ok for what it is, but the 'powershift' tranmission is the worst thing I've run across in a long time. It's been to the dealer a few times with no real fix for its shuddering. Ford explains that the owners basically need to re-learn how to drive.
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Jerome
I hate those transmissions. I've been in a lot of the 2011+ Focus's with that transmission and it feels awful with all the shuddering. It mostly happens at low speeds, correct? .