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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
No, that’s bullshit. You have no idea how far he lives from the gym, not if he has any mobility problems that make walking there difficult. Or maybe he just wants to spend his exercise time doing targeted exercise rather than walking along roads, which is also fair enough.

Driving a Lamborghini and parking like a twat are quite enough as reasons to think he’s a prick, frankly.

Nobody with mobility problems would drive a Lamborghini. Fucking things are four inches off the floor.
 
My question is why bother with the number plate when you've already bought a Range Rover to advertise the fact that you are poorly endowed.
Have you noticed that the women driving tend to be small too? It would seem both men and women driving them are trying to compensate for some perceived inadequacy.
 
Dartz Black Stallion. Close the thread. It's over.

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My dad used to have DR2000 and DR3000, and wasn't a doctor at all.
A friend bought a Porsche 944 something or other that was registered A944 WAK as the original plate. I'm sure it would have been expensive had it been bought as a vanity plate.

His brother had a Martini 924 which had a similar plate issued at first registration.
 
That crisp pressing of panels in modern cars. How did that come about? First time I noticed it was the original TT in the 1990s. Advances in steel? Stamping?
 
That crisp pressing of panels in modern cars. How did that come about? First time I noticed it was the original TT in the 1990s. Advances in steel? Stamping?

It's to make the panels stiffer so they can use thinner materials. Body panels in the 50s were usually 14 gage, most OEMs are down to 22 gage now...
 
Dartz Black Stallion. Close the thread. It's over.

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Stuff like that is always best when it parks up and some slightly built balding middle age bloke shuffles out. There was one of those Mitsubishi pick-ups with a huge ‘barbarian’ logo on the side by my old work driven by such a character. I bet he’s got a massive elaborate gas barbecue in the garden at home too.
 
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