Show Us Your Motors!

[Skillmister]

I see one of these every day and I think the grey looks great in person (although the orange is debatable)

 

[Gaygle]

The orange is just awful. Who thought that would be a good idea?

 

[lee1101]

Looks like the orange grill on the old rover 200

 

[acemastr]

CLA... FWD Mercedes, no thank you

 

[ViperZS]

I love the look of the CLA but as it's been said already a FWD Merc is a sin

 

[Janesy B]

The CLA looks like someone left a C class in the oven and it melted/drooped. Hideous looking thing.

 

[Akagi]

Have to agree... Really dislike the CLA's (looks wise)

 

[acemastr]

She got a wash, can't get a good picture in the lighting

 

[Jumper118]

Get that A45 AMG that awd and with the chav edition package and i swear its faster than ur evooo m8.

 

[Akagi]

It probably is tbh...

 

[Jez]

She got a wash, can't get a good picture in the lighting

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I always think with pickups, while i guess its fairly easy in a warm climate for chucking tools or rubble in the back (or whatever your trade asks of you), wouldn't a decent sized van be more secure, as you tend to find builders here in the UK use?

 

[Cleisthenes]

I don't get the idea of them either haha.

 

[Akagi]

Trucks are a bit pointless, but they look much cooler than a van!

 

[Yaayuh!]

I don't get the idea of them either haha.

Easier to **** your cousin in the back of a pickup i would've thought...

 

[Howard]

I don't get them either.

But I'd still absolutely love an F150 Raptor.

 

[kona786]

After yesterday's long needed detail session

 

[Akagi]

Nice!

 

[KiNgPiN83]

Here's my daily driver:

and here's the weekend/track car

Needs more wing. We have a guy round here that can help you with that...

 

[Conanius]

I always think with pickups, while i guess its fairly easy in a warm climate for chucking tools or rubble in the back (or whatever your trade asks of you), wouldn't a decent sized van be more secure, as you tend to find builders here in the UK use?

A lot of the trades round here have moved to them now it seems. Are there not very good deals on transits/etc at the moment?

I guess when you aren't on the job as a builder it's a bit more car like, but sort of feels like a compromise for both situations.

Are foreman on site ok with uncovered load carrying areas ?

 

[paradigm]

I always think with pickups, while i guess its fairly easy in a warm climate for chucking tools or rubble in the back (or whatever your trade asks of you), wouldn't a decent sized van be more secure, as you tend to find builders here in the UK use?

My Uncle is a roofer and he uses a pickup rather than a van.