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John said on VW
Tiguan makes an entrance:
I just don't see what's wrong with a normal estate. Same (if not more) space, more economical, faster, better handling... why do people buy these other things?
George said on VW
could slash SA production:
This country's labour and economic situation is no longer suitable for a comparably favourable production or assembly process. A good investment decision would be to stop these manufacturing activities in SA and move to other countries, like what Ford have done. These workers are just digging their own graves, How can they be asking for higher than expected inflation rate, which means interest rate will hike. Well, very soon, they'll be unemployed. Good job.
RxTx said on Volvo's
plug-and-recharge C30:
Graeme said on Green
law could cripple Porsche:
John said on First
drive: New Renault Laguna:
You have to say the interior looks fantastic. Pity you can't actually buy one without becoming depressed and suicidal as soon as something goes wrong.
Ahmed Ginnah said on McLaren
deny Alonso test ban:
A Rookie winning the championship? VERY GOOD. But winning with rogue elements, illegal machinery, espionage, etc,etc,etc. Then the Championship is TAINTED, to say the least. NEVERTHELESS, it is a crown, BUT one that will not hold water. A Hollow victory. I do not expect Hamilton to win the crown, he has NOW met his match, on equal terms. Now he knows who is the better driver, with better set up of his car, WILL WIN THE 2007 TAINTED F1 CHAMPIONSHIP.
PK said on First
drive: Mini Clubman:
With Dr. No, all the midgets should be thanking mini for their hearse. Who the heck wants a station wagon mini? Steve Dlamini-Klabini, how can you say this is the sexiest model in the mini line up?? This thing is FUGLY...
V8 Power said on First
drive: Mercedes C63 AMG:
IMO, the M3 and the RS4 cater for one part of the segment while the Merc caters for another. I own an RS4 and an E46 M3 and I won't even consider the C63 as it doesn't suit my taste. Maybe I'll consider the C63 in 11 years time when I turn 40. Overall these are great cars and there's no need to critisize them, especially when you can't even afford them. Well done Merc!
Wolf said on Audi's
4.9 litres/100km A4:
You think BMW invented everything. We know already! Who cares who invented what. Newsflash, lot's of the technology has been used by other manufacturers before BMW used it. Buyers want the best car for their money. Period. Nobody cares who invented what or who got whatever award. The manufacturers are in business to maximise return on shareholder' capital, nothing else. This involves selling lots of cars. Get it!