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MX-5 for daily commute?

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    #21
    Make a photo of it whilst holding print out of this thread in large letters and current newspaper, then - maybe - I'll believe you

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      #22
      Originally posted by AtW View Post
      Make a photo of it whilst holding print out of this thread in large letters and current newspaper, then - maybe - I'll believe you
      AtW, you carry on in your jealous little world, shagging squirrels in your lonely little bedsit.

      I never thought I'd say this but I wish MF would come back and put you back in your box.

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        #23
        Originally posted by Churchill View Post
        AtW, you carry on in your jealous little world, shagging squirrels in your lonely little bedsit.


        I prefer Range Rover Sport

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          #24
          Originally posted by AtW View Post


          I prefer Range Rover Sport
          Had one, nice car.

          CM liked it.

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            #25
            Originally posted by moder8or View Post
            Turned up in my mx5 and the whole office gawped out of the window, snivvelled, even the sales manager bawked, daily moans about who I thought I was, sideways sneers about what my rate was, then within 6 months my contract was ended
            God knows what if I turned up in the porche, so I never risked it
            Wow. One of reasons I was thinking about the MX-5 is value for money. My main concern would be putting up with all the suggestions that I ought to be working in a hair salon or somesuch :-)

            But seriously, I would imagine most company car parks would have plenty of cars more expensive than an MX-5, no? As it happens I'd consider a Porsche too, but out of my price range but don't really want the hassle of a really old one. That said I can see why a Porsche would go down the wrong way on some client sites.

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              #26
              Originally posted by Torrango View Post
              Wow. One of reasons I was thinking about the MX-5 is value for money. My main concern would be putting up with all the suggestions that I ought to be working in a hair salon or somesuch :-)

              But seriously, I would imagine most company car parks would have plenty of cars more expensive than an MX-5, no? As it happens I'd consider a Porsche too, but out of my price range but don't really want the hassle of a really old one. That said I can see why a Porsche would go down the wrong way on some client sites.
              I'd have an MX-5 tomorrow, if the other half would let me.

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                #27
                I keep hearing the MX5 is wonderful but to me it looks so girly. Suppose it doesn't matter, but...
                Originally posted by MaryPoppins
                I'd still not breastfeed a nazi
                Originally posted by vetran
                Urine is quite nourishing

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by d000hg View Post
                  I keep hearing the MX5 is wonderful but to me it looks so girly. Suppose it doesn't matter, but...
                  Here's a thought for you, "You buy an MX-5 to drive, you can't see the outside of the car when you're pootling along the country lanes short-shifting and listening to the sound of the engine and feeling the wind in your toupe"!

                  Hth.

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                    #29
                    It's not even that good a car. A motoring magazine did a comparison of warm hatches (Suzuki Swift, Clio, Corsa, etc) on a race track and threw in a similarly priced new MX-5 as a comparison. MX-5 was last on the lap times, because it is so slow and doesn't handle as well a good front drive hatch.

                    MX-5 is overrated and very slow. A diesel Mondeo will see you off on a country road.

                    So it's is cramped, no luggage space, noisy, very slow and looks very girly. Don't see the appeal myself.

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
                      It's not even that good a car. A motoring magazine did a comparison of warm hatches (Suzuki Swift, Clio, Corsa, etc) on a race track and threw in a similarly priced new MX-5 as a comparison. MX-5 was last on the lap times, because it is so slow and doesn't handle as well a good front drive hatch.

                      MX-5 is overrated and very slow. A diesel Mondeo will see you off on a country road.

                      So it's is cramped, no luggage space, noisy, very slow and looks very girly. Don't see the appeal myself.
                      Linky?

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