VW Eos CC 2.0 TFSi Sport. Thoughts?
Originally Posted by GrittyShaker,Jun 15 2008, 05:12 PM

Oh, and full marks to B B for the most sarcastic post ever. Think you might have beaten Kelk with that one.
Do keep to the shallow end of the verbal paddling pool in case you have an accident 3 things wrong with your post there:
1) If I was at all concerned I'd retort with something that could put thos comments into a c0cked hat
2) There are 2 things I almost certainly won't ridicule - amounts of money people have if they are hard working and fears as everyone has them for a reason that is very valid and personal to them
3) I enjoy putting forth serious comments on items such as this thread.
MQ my comments on these hard top folding cars is that all too often it seems that the drivers forget that they have a car which can put its roof down. And for that they end up with extra weight and therefore fuel consumption, a higher COG so the handling isn't as good and generally actually seem to drive around a bit WAG-like.
I think your daughter could find another option, whether that be an S or anything, that fits more neatly into the bracket. What, for example, about an Audi A or S4 cab? It'll take the kids but I don't know the pricing.
No - wait a moment. You made comments about me being sarcastic which I never denied. I merely flatter your comments by responding in a sarcastic manner which by its very nature leads to joviality with no offence intended and then you take umbridge.
Perhaps my sarcastic comment about paddling pools was far more accurate than I had originally foreseen?
Perhaps my sarcastic comment about paddling pools was far more accurate than I had originally foreseen?

FWIW I went for a test drive in an EOS TDi with my wife when she was considering one and it's a nice car for what it is - a practical four seater drop-head.
I would suspect the vocal detractors of the EOS here haven't even driven one.
I would suspect the vocal detractors of the EOS here haven't even driven one.
I don't like snide either. Some people on here make a speciality of it. I was a liitle offended by B Bs post.
I don't like CCs either or the image that they portray. True, they are mostly driven by a certain type of person who never retracts the roof for fear of ruffling their coiffure.
I'm really excited now that my daughter is getting an S. The car has changed my life and I've met some lovely people because of it. We're looking at two this week and her husband hopes he will have one to dress in ribbons for her birthday on Sunday.
I don't like CCs either or the image that they portray. True, they are mostly driven by a certain type of person who never retracts the roof for fear of ruffling their coiffure.
I'm really excited now that my daughter is getting an S. The car has changed my life and I've met some lovely people because of it. We're looking at two this week and her husband hopes he will have one to dress in ribbons for her birthday on Sunday.
Havas is one of my favourite people. So pleased for him that he is a dad and has got a lovely M3 convertible.
As you see above, Mini Q is joining the S2k fold lovegroova. Unfortunately she won't be accompanying me on your Druids run as planned as she is doing a triathlon on her birthday.
As you see above, Mini Q is joining the S2k fold lovegroova. Unfortunately she won't be accompanying me on your Druids run as planned as she is doing a triathlon on her birthday.
Originally Posted by Mistress Quickly,Jun 15 2008, 11:46 AM
Havas is one of my favourite people. So pleased for him that he is a dad and has got a lovely M3 convertible.
As you see above, Mini Q is joining the S2k fold lovegroova. Unfortunately she won't be accompanying me on your Druids run as planned as she is doing a triathlon on her birthday.
As you see above, Mini Q is joining the S2k fold lovegroova. Unfortunately she won't be accompanying me on your Druids run as planned as she is doing a triathlon on her birthday.
. Will done jnr Q 
I agree about the nice people you get to meet with. Euro meet next year and the list is great
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