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From: Bruges
Well, it was you saying Golf buyers lacked imagination so I was just looking to be put right by someone of greater creativity than I can muster.
Alfa? The days of them (badly) building 'characterful' and entertaining cars are long gone.
Fiat? Really?!
So where are these inspirational Italian cars you allude to, but curiously fail to identify?
Alfa? The days of them (badly) building 'characterful' and entertaining cars are long gone.
Fiat? Really?!
So where are these inspirational Italian cars you allude to, but curiously fail to identify?
I'd never buy a golf forgetful as I am I probably wouldn't find it again in a car park.
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It's nice and anonymous for parking anywhere (especially in London) and I won't have to worry about it, especially as it's not not even the "top model" with the advent of the "R".
I, and the OP already have an interesting car, the S2000, so there's no need for two of them.
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From: Guildford
Agreed LG. If I want to have fun then it's the S I'll take out. Hence I'm not too interested in the more powerful variants of my shortlist. As long as it's got enough horses to get me out of trouble I'll be happy.
Got a stack of test drives lined up for the weekend. There is an Alfa dealer next to the Audi one so might take a nose there too just for interest sake.
Got a stack of test drives lined up for the weekend. There is an Alfa dealer next to the Audi one so might take a nose there too just for interest sake.
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That's a big reason why I am getting one.
It's nice and anonymous for parking anywhere (especially in London) and I won't have to worry about it, especially as it's not not even the "top model" with the advent of the "R".
I, and the OP already have an interesting car, the S2000, so there's no need for two of them.
It's nice and anonymous for parking anywhere (especially in London) and I won't have to worry about it, especially as it's not not even the "top model" with the advent of the "R".
I, and the OP already have an interesting car, the S2000, so there's no need for two of them.
The OP was clear about the type of car he was looking for advice on. This isn't (another!) 'worthy cars to replace an S2000 with' thread where the Golf and it's ilk would have no place.
I'm still struggling to think of an Italian car with could sensibly fill this brief.
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From: Bruges
Exactly this.
The OP was clear about the type of car he was looking for advice on. This isn't (another!) 'worthy cars to replace an S2000 with' thread where the Golf and it's ilk would have no place.
I'm still struggling to think of an Italian car with could sensibly fill this brief.
The OP was clear about the type of car he was looking for advice on. This isn't (another!) 'worthy cars to replace an S2000 with' thread where the Golf and it's ilk would have no place.
I'm still struggling to think of an Italian car with could sensibly fill this brief.
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From: Guildford
Makes you wish Lancia were still making high quality cars
did find this
https://www.fiat.co.uk/tipo/tipo-hatchback
did find this
https://www.fiat.co.uk/tipo/tipo-hatchback
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