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Is the Range Rover Sport the apex in arsehole wheels ?

Is the Range Rover Sport the ultimate in arsehole wheels ?

  • Yes

    Votes: 82 56.9%
  • Yes

    Votes: 51 35.4%
  • Yes

    Votes: 51 35.4%
  • Yes

    Votes: 55 38.2%
  • No, I have an Audi and I claim that title

    Votes: 13 9.0%
  • I dont know as I do not drive

    Votes: 23 16.0%
  • I live in the country and I find it useful for the 2 frosts we get each year

    Votes: 9 6.3%
  • Comedy Option

    Votes: 15 10.4%
  • Fuck you, you snotty middle class cycling shitbag

    Votes: 39 27.1%

  • Total voters
    144
You are of course correct. Audis are all quality cars driven by discerning people with above average IQs and driving skills.
All be it several years ago, I did a marketing research project for Audi. I learned that they are good cars, but over priced and not worth the money. I enjoyed the Quatro that they gave me though. At the time I also was given a 928 S4 by the Porsche dealer to "see what (I) thought of it." Halcyon summer days.
 
All be it several years ago, I did a marketing research project for Audi. I learned that they are good cars, but over priced and not worth the money. I enjoyed the Quatro that they gave me though. At the time I also was given a 928 S4 by the Porsche dealer to "see what (I) thought of it." Halcyon summer days.

They are overpriced, but that keeps the riff-raff away, so no bad thing...;)

We needed a large car, 2 kids one of which was in a buggy (those things take up a shit-load of space) and a gangly lurcher. I wanted it to be a bit sporty, be loaded with gadgets and comfortable on long drives. What would you go for that fits the bill?
 
All be it several years ago, I did a marketing research project for Audi. I learned that they are good cars, but over priced and not worth the money. I enjoyed the Quatro that they gave me though. At the time I also was given a 928 S4 by the Porsche dealer to "see what (I) thought of it." Halcyon summer days.

I got a 57 plate Audi A4 2.0 TDI Quattro 170BHP Sline special editon with all the gubbins fitted for 3k, if you look around second hand audis are a bargain
 
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If you want a name without so much arrogance, but happy to pay a premium, a mere. If you want practical, Hyundai or Skoda or Honda or Mazda, or......
 
If you want a name without so much arrogance, but happy to pay a premium, a mere. If you want practical, Hyundai or Skoda or Honda or Mazda, or......

There is only one contender for cars that last a long time with over engineered parts, that is German cars, Skoda are decent but the components are not over engineered at all, they do compete with the best of the rest though as do the cheaper VW's, over engineered components means you are not replacing shit every couple of thousand miles like shitty fords and vauxhalls.

Although both vauxhall and ford have realised that built in obsolescence does not sell cars so they are far better built than 10 years ago.
 
They are overpriced, but that keeps the riff-raff away, so no bad thing...;)

We needed a large car, 2 kids one of which was in a buggy (those things take up a shit-load of space) and a gangly lurcher. I wanted it to be a bit sporty, be loaded with gadgets and comfortable on long drives. What would you go for that fits the bill?
I would probably have gone for a Mercedes. But, i don't have kids or a dog so i don't really know as that is a long way out of my remit.
 
I would probably have gone for a Mercedes. But, i don't have kids or a dog so i don't really know as that is a long way out of my remit.

We looked at the Mercs, very nice too. The large estate they do that has a bit of poke is the E63 AMG, that has similar performance to the A6 we ended up with, (the Merc is a tad faster 0-60). The Merc is a 5.5ltr petrol, our A6 is a 3ltr diesel. Seems like a lot of extra engine being used in the Merc. And the deal-breaker was the clock, looks really out of place and old fashioned. Little thing for sure, just put me right off.

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We looked at the Mercs, very nice too. The large estate they do that has a bit of poke is the E63 AMG, that has similar performance to the A6 we ended up with, (the Merc is a tad faster 0-60). The Merc is a 5.5ltr petrol, our A6 is a 3ltr diesel. Seems like a lot of extra engine being used in the Merc. And the deal-breaker was the clock, looks really out of place and old fashioned. Little thing for sure, just put me right off.
I can relate to that. I always though the Jag S-type was old fashioned compared to the X-type. The trim details were wrong on the S-type
 
We looked at the Mercs, very nice too. The large estate they do that has a bit of poke is the E63 AMG, that has similar performance to the A6 we ended up with, (the Merc is a tad faster 0-60). The Merc is a 5.5ltr petrol, our A6 is a 3ltr diesel. Seems like a lot of extra engine being used in the Merc. And the deal-breaker was the clock, looks really out of place and old fashioned. Little thing for sure, just put me right off.


That has to be a fucking British thing, fuck that clock, no wonder I have never bought a merc, looked at them but there was always something that put me off, they have made it omnipresent in that fucking clock though, fuck off, yer German not Swiss.
 
And the deal-breaker was the clock, looks really out of place and old fashioned. Little thing for sure, just put me right off.


That has to be a fucking British thing, fuck that clock, no wonder I have never bought a merc, looked at them but there was always something that put me off, they have made it omnipresent in that fucking clock though, fuck off, yer German not Swiss.

That's a fucking lovely clock, though I wouldn't expect a pair of Audi wankers to appreciate it.
 
There is only one contender for cars that last a long time with over engineered parts, that is German cars, Skoda are decent but the components are not over engineered at all, they do compete with the best of the rest though as do the cheaper VW's, over engineered components means you are not replacing shit every couple of thousand miles like shitty fords and vauxhalls.

Although both vauxhall and ford have realised that built in obsolescence does not sell cars so they are far better built than 10 years ago.
Japanese cars always score highest on reliability tests, actually. Honda and Toyota in particular.
 
They are overpriced, but that keeps the riff-raff away, so no bad thing...;)

We needed a large car, 2 kids one of which was in a buggy (those things take up a shit-load of space) and a gangly lurcher. I wanted it to be a bit sporty, be loaded with gadgets and comfortable on long drives. What would you go for that fits the bill?


I didn't realise how much depreciation there is in the A6 estate- they are axually reasonably cheap for a big slab of teutonic dullness- what the MPG and reliability like on the 3.0? I am be looking for something big and cheap for European trips ....
 
I didn't realise how much depreciation there is in the A6 estate- they are axually reasonably cheap for a big slab of teutonic dullness- what the MPG and reliability like on the 3.0? I am be looking for something big and cheap for European trips ....

The MPG is excellent as long you you drive sensibly and aren't booting it all over the place. Hardly ever need to go over 2000rpm, I think the last time I looked we get around 34 mpg according to the trip computer thing.

And nothing has gone wrong on our 13 plate one, nor did anything go wrong on our old 55 plate one.

Just don't take it to Audi for servicing, cos they rip the piss. We've just had ours do it's 35K service at a non-Audi place and that was £320 all in.

And I drove the old one from Surrey to Toulon in a day and didn't feel particularly tired at the end of it, so lovely to drive on a nice, empty Euro-motorway.
 
dangerous cars- George Michael ( RIP) had mulitple incidents with his RR including losing control and crashing into a snappy snaps and falling out of one at 70 MPH on the motorway as the door had refused to shut properly

I fell out of my series III landrover once:oops: I was reversing out of the driveway doing the methadone and school run. The door hadn't shut properly and i lent on it whilst looking over my shoulder and fell out. The truck had full choke on and it kept going, it ran over my leg and then carried on through the neighbor's fence.
 
I fell out of my series III landrover once:oops: I was reversing out of the driveway doing the methadone and school run. The door hadn't shut properly and i lent on it whilst looking over my shoulder and fell out. The truck had full choke on and it kept going, it ran over my leg and then carried on through the neighbor's fence.
How many baked potatoes had you eaten? Did you get the cheese and beans right?
 
I fell out of my series III landrover once:oops: I was reversing out of the driveway doing the methadone and school run. The door hadn't shut properly and i lent on it whilst looking over my shoulder and fell out. The truck had full choke on and it kept going, it ran over my leg and then carried on through the neighbor's fence.
The series 111 Landrover is a quite different animal to the subject of this thread.
 
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