Looking for a new car

[lewax00]

Dalek Dave wrote:

Do American Car Designers understand the words 'Grace', 'Elegance', 'Sleek' or 'Refined'?

Of course not. Men design cars here.

[wizardzz]

You do realize it is a '95? Do you remember how graceful, elegant, sleek or refined Audi's were(n't) in '95? [^] or BMW's [^] [^]

[RedDk]

Thanks for this ... :laugh:

[lewax00]

wizardzz wrote:

Do you remember how graceful, elegant, sleek or refined Audi's were(n't) in '95? [^]

I know two people who drive that (plus or minus a year or two)...one of them has speakers with improperly insulated wires (or maybe improperly grounded...I forget which), so there's interference over the speakers that changes with the acceleration of the engine. Makes the car sound faster :laugh:

[Wjousts]

Dalek Dave wrote:

I drove a Pontiac Grand Prix, and it was just about ok for a big car.

Hardly a big car. Not my American standards anyway.

[Lost User]

Pontiac grandam! Ha ha ha ha! What a piece of crap! Get a decent European model, it will piss all over it!

============================== Nothing to say.

[Corporal Agarn]

Unfortunately that would be step up for me. :~

[Septimus Hedgehog]

Do American Car Designers understand the words 'Grace', 'Elegance', 'Sleek' or 'Refined'? They do, but only when they get to Europe.

"I do not have to forgive my enemies, I have had them all shot." — Ramón Maria Narváez (1800-68).

[RedDk]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/8e/CaveBacon.jpg[^] :|

[loctrice]

I believe your link is broken

If it moves, compile it

[PIEBALDconsult]

I think I've seen that before. But I'm not calling "repost". :~