The Saab is just a rebodied Vectra. Get the Vectra diesel and save money and be even more boring.
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Never drive a better or flashier car than the boss.
Ever.
I know someone whose contract was terminated when he drove a Porsche to work.
"Be dull, be borr-rring" P.I.L 1978We must strike at the lies that have spread like disease through our mindsComment
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But make it an Alfa GT to still make sure, and spend only >£15KOriginally posted by DimPrawnNever ever drive an inferior car to a permie.
Spend at least £100K on it to make sure."My God, it's huge!!"
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If you get the chance to try one do it. It's huge fun.Originally posted by DimPrawn2004 Renault Clio V6 3.0 24V 255bhp £15K. . 2 seater mid engined shopping car. Just so silly it has to be doneComment
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I'm actually looking at a second hand Bowler - that will scare the tulip out of the local wide boy racers.
Serving religion with the contempt it deserves...Comment
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Nah. Wot you need guv is my SWB S2. That scares the dung out of everybody. Mainly cos the tailgate keep dropping off in front of them when I've driving down the middle of the lane at 17mph.Originally posted by TheMonkeyI'm actually looking at a second hand Bowler - that will scare the tulip out of the local wide boy racers.Comment
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I've just bought a Seat Ibiza FR, same engine as the Cupra Sport (but 30bhp less). Only cost £12k incl metallic paint and shifts nicely. I'm not a fan of 'big' cars (being a girl, I know!). The Cupra is about £3k more. Seat's are good value for money, built by VW, use many parts the same as VW but are a fraction of the cost.Comment
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Originally posted by ASBNah. Wot you need guv is my SWB S2. That scares the dung out of everybody. Mainly cos the tailgate keep dropping off in front of them when I've driving down the middle of the lane at 17mph.
Used to drive a SWB S3 in London. Was great. As well as being able to see everything none of the boy racers in their porches etc - or anyone else for that matter - gave me any grief cos I had a 6ft steel girder for a front bumper and all they had was plastic
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Ahh I had a '76 SWB S3 as well. Horrible thing. No heating, no seats actually. Only bit that wasn't rusty (apart from the bodywork) was the Hi-Lift jack in the back. Managed to burn out all the electrics and the thing still started with a hand crank!Serving religion with the contempt it deserves...Comment
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