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jbh110tdi said:
at least its driven and not trailered. ;)

what height do you have it while driving it out of interest?
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depends on the wheels and terrain really. If its my OEMs I'll set the height quite low (most of the tyre above the wheel face is tucked under the arches) , especially if it's motorway as the wheels in general tuck in quite nicely at low height with no rubbing.

The copper wheels need to be driven quite high because they're very wide (10.5") and I don't want any arch contact on bumpy terrain.

If I'm in a multistory or nasty bumpy country road, I'll set the height high and stiff though :)
 
Mr-White said:
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sick rimz m8
 
The new Sportage looks absolute bobbins.

The previous shape was not a bad looking car as well.

What on earth were they thinking?!

Sorry :p
 
In my opinion it's an improvement over the older model. I never batted an eye lid at the previous shape but this caught my eye pretty much straight away. It does look better in person, pictures don't really show the angles well enough.

1.6 T-GDI with 7 speed DCT.
 
Kia looks ace! Agree with the cayenne comment too scrolling down I genuinely thought 'what's that porsche then?'
 
With three kids it was getting a bit cramped in the Cee'd

I'm over 6 foot and with the drivers seat in my position, even I can fit behind 'me' so it's perfect for what we need it for. Decent sized boot as well, ticked all the boxes really.

Not driven an 'SUV' before and i'm certainly enjoying the higher up seating position but still getting used to how big it feels
 
Awful looking car! :p Previous generation was nicer to look at. As CAR magazine said, it's almost as if they swapped the third and fourth generations around...:p
 
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