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Re: Lancia Delta -
10-14-2009
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Albert T Cone <a.k.kirby (AT) durham (DOT) ac.uk> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: Are we bothered that we don't get it in this country? They must have looked long and hard for such a tall ugly tree. small voice I quite like it. Yikes. You are a man of, um, unconventional tastes. I respect that. Please don't be offended if I don't shake hands. g Clearly, it's so much more hideous and ill-proportioned than an X6 or A5 Sportback or Focus folding tin-top or any of a squillion other vile abortions from "cool" makers... |
first but the proportions don't seem as wrong as they did when it came
out. I think it would work better if it was the size of an MX-5, A5s
are HUGE and they're actually quite difficult to get in and out of.
Over the last couple of years I have seen a lot of foreign Lancias
tootling about in the highlands over the summer. Mostly dutch, none of
them have ever looked right.
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Douglas
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Clearly, it's so much more hideous and ill-proportioned than an X6 or A5 Sportback or Focus folding tin-top or any of a squillion other vile abortions from "cool" makers... I have to admit, I have warmed to the A5. |
Panamera?
I've seen both - and they're both hilarious...
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Douglas Payne <douggie (AT) cheerful (DOT) com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: Clearly, it's so much more hideous and ill-proportioned than an X6 or A5 Sportback or Focus folding tin-top or any of a squillion other vile abortions from "cool" makers... I have to admit, I have warmed to the A5. Have you seen a 5-series GT in the flesh yet? Or, come to that, a Panamera? I've seen both - and they're both hilarious... |
parts but I still haven't seen a Panamera in the flesh. There aren't so
many big GT cars as 2 door sports cars in everyday use though.
Both look pretty ridiculous in pictures. I think the A5 looks like a
little piggy in real life but not as badly proportioned as the Porker or
5series GT.
I think the X6 looks like the fruition of some bizarre 1970s
Thunderbirds design fantasy fruition.
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Douglas
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Clearly, it's so much more hideous and ill-proportioned than an X6 or A5 Sportback or Focus folding tin-top or any of a squillion other vile abortions from "cool" makers... I have to admit, I have warmed to the A5. Have you seen a 5-series GT in the flesh yet? Or, come to that, a Panamera? I've seen both - and they're both hilarious... |
including tyres to their workshops now and again, and saw that, along with
the X1. Was almost just about to start a thread entitled "BMW in losing
their way design-wise non-shocker" thread.....
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"For want of the price of tea and a slice, the old man died."
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Are we bothered that we don't get it in this country? Another pic from the weekend, the current model Delta. http://www.flickr.com/photos/42817490@N07/4007881211/sizes/l/ |
Hmmm , not convinced by that at all.
It's a Fiat Bravo with ugly bodywork and more powerful engines.
The interior is almost identical to the Bravo
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Alex
"I laugh in the face of danger , then I hide until it goes away"
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lanica delta i just must say very diffrent and unpopular car make in amarica.you can get more infomation about it from japanautodirect.com and ebay.co.uk. |
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On 20 Oct, 10:20, hardenalex <hardenalex.5235... (AT) autobanter (DOT) co.uk wrote: lanica delta i just must say very diffrent and unpopular car make in amarica.you can get more infomation about it from japanautodirect.com and ebay.co.uk. What a weird attempt at mid-thread spam! |
web-based forums that turns out to be posting to usenet, like the
legalbanter site..
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