. Its my motorway commute its turned me into such an angry driver as u tend to notice every minor action when just cruising along in a straight line for miles. And the 320d driver is the main culprit for driving like an idiot. 
Which make of car has the rudest drivers?
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. Its my motorway commute its turned me into such an angry driver as u tend to notice every minor action when just cruising along in a straight line for miles. And the 320d driver is the main culprit for driving like an idiot. 
Depends mainly on the time of day, day time executive, sales mangers high end rep mobiles is my main focus.
Honda jazz's tend to house bad drivers (as in incompetent and hesitant rather than aggressive).
I don't think rude/aggressive drivers are related to any particular make/model, but if I had to pick one, around here it would be mk4 golfs (especially those with such TDI power the torques will destroy us all!)
I don't think rude/aggressive drivers are related to any particular make/model, but if I had to pick one, around here it would be mk4 golfs (especially those with such TDI power the torques will destroy us all!)
Funnily enough I note the opposite.
It seems to me that I get rapidly overtaken by Prius' and I think to myself...if economy is so important why drive at 80+mph?
Though that's probably just me seeing the irony of a supposedly economical car driven in an uneconomical manner
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Funnily enough I note the opposite.
It seems to me that I get rapidly overtaken by Prius' and I think to myself...if economy is so important why drive at 80+mph?
Though that's probably just me seeing the irony of a supposedly economical car driven in an uneconomical manner
I've noticed this too!
I didnt say it was. Havana insinuated that drivers of big cars tended to spend all their time in the outside lane going much faster than everyone else. The whole point of my response was that in my experience, such drivers are just as slow and annoying as anyone who hogs the lane...as if they think they have a right to be there.
Which, as we've agreed on, you should only be there when overtaking others.
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Funnily enough I note the opposite.
It seems to me that I get rapidly overtaken by Prius' and I think to myself...if economy is so important why drive at 80+mph?
Though that's probably just me seeing the irony of a supposedly economical car driven in an uneconomical manner
I think they're frustrated BMW/Audi drivers forced into having a Prius by their company, and determined to make the wretched machines suffer for it
For me, from a motorbiking point of view, it's BMW drivers and I think that's possibly because a lot of them are company car's and company car drivers. The next worse for me, which is only really an issue round town whereas BMW's are everywhere, are taxi drivers. My god if they were out of town all the time they would be 1000x higher up my dislike list that BMW's.
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Fake, urban 4x4s. Meet them on a narrow country road and you know it's going to be you that has to take the bumpy route, they'll park in the middle of the road and just stare at you. (I know, not a make, but still)
Behind that it'd have to be vans. Probably too close behind come to mention it.
On make:
I have noticed going from a Vauxhall to an Audi that when I catch people on country roads they now pull over out of my way more, presumably because they assume I'm a ****. Could get used to that
Is it Toyota that has the 'car in front' slogan? Cause it's always true... whenever you get stuck behind a slow-mover it's a Toyota! (Or a Honda Jazz)
Must admit I like driving fast, but have never really understood why some people get so much rage when they can't go fast. Whatever one of those people is driving is a prime candidate!
Behind that it'd have to be vans. Probably too close behind come to mention it.
On make:
I have noticed going from a Vauxhall to an Audi that when I catch people on country roads they now pull over out of my way more, presumably because they assume I'm a ****. Could get used to that
Is it Toyota that has the 'car in front' slogan? Cause it's always true... whenever you get stuck behind a slow-mover it's a Toyota! (Or a Honda Jazz)
Must admit I like driving fast, but have never really understood why some people get so much rage when they can't go fast. Whatever one of those people is driving is a prime candidate!
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