Shit PDI, if the poxy badge is wrong aswell.
One response I will react to - the 1960s York stone on the front is being rendered over in the Spring as it is pretty hideous.Leaded lights and crazy paving on the walls
Feckin Southerners pinching our stoneOne response I will react to - the 1960s York stone on the front is being rendered over in the Spring as it is pretty hideous.
On that basis I assume it is safe to say that you drive a Vast W....r.It's a nice touch, letting everyone know it's steered by a Great Twat.
You are more than welcome to come and take it back.Feckin Southerners pinching our stone
As seen upside down in a ditch.Maybe the badge is the right way up
Nope.On that basis I assume it is safe to say that you drive a Vast W....r.
Before BMW lost the plot a 328i had a 6 cylinder engine. Then, when they realised that they couldn't get close to the fuel consumption of the vastly superior diesel models, they decided to fit a 2 litre 4 cylinder petrol engine out of a leaf blower. In order that it could overtake a milk float in the high street they then had to fit a turbo. I hope you've gone for the suspension upgrade so at least you will be comfortable while you're waiting for it to get up to motorway cruising speed.
Jaguar XF Sportbrake. More space, more comfortable, vastly superior 6 cylinder diesel engine and, most importantly, infinitely more class. And it won't get delivered with the boot badge fitted upside down.
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Bless. You think the chicken jalfrezi down your local takeaway is actually made in India too?Assumptions assumptions....it wasn't delivered with the badge upside down. In fairness @ianrobbo1 went down that route as well....
In fairness I do rate the XFf, it was on my shortlist of two. Lack of rear legroom and the absence at the time of a decent petrol engine option (other than the crazy 500bhp ) version killed it. But if I had specifically wanted an Indian car I would have gone for it.
Wouldn't know. However, it probably all comes from the same factory as Chinese takeaways do which is located in the steamy sub continent location of just at the South end of The Blackwell Tunnel. Once seen, never forgotten....Bless. You think the chicken jalfrezi down your local takeaway is actually made in India too?
On that we can agree. Nothing worse than a plate of monosodium glutamate with pilau rice.Wouldn't know. However, it probably all comes from the same factory as Chinese takeaways do which is located in the steamy sub continent location of just at the South end of The Blackwell Tunnel. Once seen, never forgotten....
Hence All currys in this house are strictly home made.