Living where I do leather seats are dreadful. They get too hot for comfort. However, suede seats don't have the same extreme problem. But this is offset by the staining/cleaning issues.
Fortunately, des is famously non-disaster prone.Staining issues on dessie’s car seats.
Startech RR Pickup.
I'm sure it's good for something. I just can't think what.
Heh that was my first thought too!it looks like it has a robot form.
Startech RR Pickup.
I'm sure it's good for something. I just can't think what.
The more I look at it the uglier it seems.Startech RR Pickup.
I'm sure it's good for something. I just can't think what.
Startech RR Pickup.
I'm sure it's good for something. I just can't think what.
I don't think it offers much for shooting. Normal 4x4's work fine for that.It looks like a conversion for people to go shooting in.
The Range Rover pickup you never thought to ask forA new roof spoiler works in concert with the surrounding cargo-bed trim to reduce wind turbulence. This is important when you consider that Startech says "customers from the Arab region like to use the pickup bed also for transporting a securely fastened cage that holds their falcons for the hunt." Presumptuous, considering that this particular subset of customers probably has upfitted AMG 6x6es for this purpose already. But it's nice to know the Startech pickup is literally designed to not ruffle feathers ...
The tuner also points out that the bed, with its 43 inch loading depth (60 inches with the tailgate dropped) "offers plenty of space for golf or other recreational equipment." Because Lord knows that your clubs are far too constrained in an enclosed Range Rover cargo bay.
Of the two, this I'd consider buying.If, you really want to go down the range rover pick up route
Nah. It has to be the Chevvy, it really has to, it and it's ilk are class.
I fear we have very, very different definitions of class.
You really can't beat a classic '40s or 50's pick up
Hash has a affliction for really badly built cars.
A stranger at work only today was complimenting me on my Brera, advising me not to get rid of her. He said best car in the yard at work, by far
Did you give his guide dog a biscuit and a pat on the head?A stranger at work only today was complimenting me on my Brera, advising me not to get rid of her. He said best car in the yard at work, by far
A stranger at work only today was complimenting me on my Brera, advising me not to get rid of her. He said best car in the yard at work, by far
I loved my Brera. I've thought about getting another one but I wouldn't buy a diesel now and my 3.2 was fun but used even more fuel (around 12-13mpg) than my 928 around town. Plus, the rear seats are no good for anyone with legs so you just end up using them as an extension of the boot and you've effectively got a 2 seater. Still one of the best looking moderns cars on the road though.don't be ridiculous - watch me pick up a stick, or a hammer...
I shudder to think of what the other cars parked up at your work are like.
I loved my Brera. I've thought about getting another one but I wouldn't buy a diesel now and my 3.2 was fun but used even more fuel (around 12-13mpg) than my 928 around town. Plus, the rear seats are no good for anyone with legs so you just end up using them as an extension of the boot and you've effectively got a 2 seater. Still one of the best looking moderns cars on the road though.
That mpg! How the fuck do they manage that?