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Eek twin A's Fiat 500 is fairly nice to drive - utterly underpowered compared to the mini but that was what she needed for insurance purposes.merely at clientco for the entertainment -
It is if you buy the special Fir-nished option. In brum some of the mercs come with a Brick interior...Originally posted by WTFH View Post
That was a 280bhp petrol Launch Edition with optional sunroof. I didn't know a pine interior was an option.Comment
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Sweet enough?Originally posted by quackhandle View PostIt's the name that gets me, like an artificial sweetener. "I don't have sugar, I'm on the Stelvio."
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Tried to push him down that route but too girly for him. He did find a decent car that I would have never looked at. Turbo diesel, forget the spec, the one under the cloverleaf so all the carbon fibre and the like but low insurance. To give him some credit it's better than most his mates standard Corsas and that but small turbo diesels.. Ugh.. the lag is unbearable. There are very few cars I hate driving and his is one but he's happy and his mates are impressed so job is done I guess.Originally posted by eek View Post
Eek twin A's Fiat 500 is fairly nice to drive - utterly underpowered compared to the mini but that was what she needed for insurance purposes.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Glad he has more balls than his dadOriginally posted by northernladuk View Post
Tried to push him down that route but too girly for him.
Wasn't it our old pal Mich the Tester who said Fiat 500's were a good sign for a gentleman meeting a lady (especially the sport version?)
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