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Drive one for a week and you will change your mind.
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Drive one for a week and you will change your mind.
The arches are playing with your mind Blackhawk you're sick m8 get some rest now.
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Looks like it's wearing a rocket bunny kit. Just need the rivets in the arches.
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This forum amuses me. Posters would rather discuss the wheel arches on an Audi TT than the merits of real wheel drive V8 muscle and sports cars
Where you on the M5 on Wednesday afternoon about 3ish?
I'm sure I saw one of these then and I wondered if it was yours.
Sorry not me. There's plenty about (assuming you mean the Morgan). Rare find on the motorway though...
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If anticon means the Firebird then there is one kicking about, I've seen it filling up near me.
Sorry but that's an understatement, congrats wonderful motor
I can't wait to get it back on Monday, its such a special car.
If I was not worried about resale i would not spec the bucket seats as they are a nightmare to get in and out of and I don't find them comfortable at all as I need more back support but other than that i can't fault the car.
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From a person who drives a S15 Silvia I highly doubt it. It is a golf in a posh frock and always will be. Is the new generation TT actually a new car or more of a facelift? The roofline/ A pillar looks almost identical to the previous gen.
I mean the Firebird, I guess it wasn't you either.
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Brand new car. I think everyone who attended the motors meet would agree. The interior design is a game changer IMO.
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Are you sure. A pillar looks identical, mirror position and door shut lines do as well.
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He's right, it's an all-new car. Obviously it will look similar to the previous model - it's not going to look like a Volvo Estate is it.
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Different product code on the windscreen so there's definitely chassis changes up front
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Similar of course but the roof line looks identical. I guess that's typical Audi design philosophy
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Or typical of every car manufacturer ever?
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Why would you totally change a car when people like the current / previous shape and it sells well?
It's common sense.
Keeping things newer but similar:
a) Means the car will appeal to your core customer base
b) Keeps residuals stronger for the older models, which in turns props up the values of the newer models, which reduces financing costs and allows more competitive pricing
Keeping things newer but similar:
a) Means the car will appeal to your core customer base
b) Keeps residuals stronger for the older models, which in turns props up the values of the newer models, which reduces financing costs and allows more competitive pricing