what car to get?
- Thread starter rubbershoes
- Start date
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
Your missing the point.
The wanker was the one who paid 70k for the prestige of having a poshed up Passat.
The OP will be the one paying 8k for a seriously well built and utterly loaded car, and if you could hear him through the sound proof glass, then it would be him laughing his head off.
bombscare was talking about the 300c not the phaeton
Griff
Feeding the foxes
Nice car for the money, and it shouldn't really kill you if you can find an independant BMW specialist.
Talking to a bloke here last week who has a couple of years old 745, and it was in for a service. I asked if he took it to Elms in Cambridge (a main dealer) and he said "You're joking! £110 an hour labour"
Find a good independant and it'll be a steal, that car.
Talking to a bloke here last week who has a couple of years old 745, and it was in for a service. I asked if he took it to Elms in Cambridge (a main dealer) and he said "You're joking! £110 an hour labour"
Find a good independant and it'll be a steal, that car.
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
just been out driving an A6
it's ok to drive but Audi are greedy bastards who make everything as an extra. consequently most of the cars out there dont have the gadgets i like.
does a sunroof count as a gadget?
it's ok to drive but Audi are greedy bastards who make everything as an extra. consequently most of the cars out there dont have the gadgets i like.
does a sunroof count as a gadget?
Griff
Feeding the foxes
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
hey im a family man . what do you expect
Griff
Feeding the foxes
The Phaeton would stand you out as a man of discreet taste against the mass of Audi sheep drivers.
g force
Affects Shatner's Basoon
Audi have done a brilliant job building a brand, as have BMW I just don't like any of their cars. People buy the badge and not the car.
Having recently driven a 3 Series, an A4 an A3, a Mondeo and Citroen C5...the Audi's were my least favourite, horrific to drive, bland as hell, shite engines. The Mondeo was a pleasant surprise, the chassis is sublime not quite up to the 3 series but close. But the C5...jesus what a car! I've not a Cit since the days of the old CS but it was brilliant..the handling, the ride all amazing. Engine was a slight let down but I can forgive that. After all I forgave my Alfa 156 which was basically a stunning engine in a great looking car but an absolute dog to own
Having recently driven a 3 Series, an A4 an A3, a Mondeo and Citroen C5...the Audi's were my least favourite, horrific to drive, bland as hell, shite engines. The Mondeo was a pleasant surprise, the chassis is sublime not quite up to the 3 series but close. But the C5...jesus what a car! I've not a Cit since the days of the old CS but it was brilliant..the handling, the ride all amazing. Engine was a slight let down but I can forgive that. After all I forgave my Alfa 156 which was basically a stunning engine in a great looking car but an absolute dog to own
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
Hmm, I sort of know where your coming from.
My A6 is from what I think were some golden years for modern Audi's: '98 - 2004. I really like it. It's a 2.4 V6 quattro & tight as & a beaut to drive. Build quality & interior are superb.
But I had a brand new A4 on hire for a few days recently in Germany and it did feel like standards had slipped a tad. The interior was really plasticy compared & the drive was no great shakes. I put it down to being a rental version, but I've had a peek at the new A6's as well & I'm not that keen either tbh.
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
picked up my new car yesterday
a merc e280
this just confirms i'm the type of wanker that drives a merc
a merc e280
this just confirms i'm the type of wanker that drives a merc
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
lots of toys though
