JNugent
I want it now 4WD 270What about the childr-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-nnn? Chris, this is a metaphor. Perhaps I should spell it out for you? (I thought you were...
If "PP" means the chap who started the thread, then it was I. The couple, and people like them, don't suffer from personality disorder, they're just entirely taken with the idea of driving hugely impractical cars, 70% of whose abilities they'll never use on the typically small and overcrowded suburban roads that most of use most of the time. I'm almost as unimpressed by wankers who buy £350000 Ferraris and Lambos that can go 200 mph and can never take it (legally) over 70. It's, I suppose, a matter of letting your tastes and goals be determined by your neighbours rather than by yourselves.
I want it now 4WD 271I know your point of view. I think you're reading more into mine than I write. The impacts are different between the two against a regular car. It...
The point is, we all have different tastes and goals, but I object when their taste runs to enormous cars that they can barely drive, which are supremely impractical for driving Lucinda and Zoe to school and horse-riding lessons and which inconvenience me. The Ferrari drivers are also besotted by image, but at least I can see over their cars when I'm stuck behind them in a jam.
We drove a BMW coupe unil last year, when my wife made me change it for a 1-series hatchback because it was more practical - maybe I was an image-obsessed **** for liking my coupe. Hmmm, I may have to reconsider this whole thing.
