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Cobber wrote: wrote:

it, is still uncool and it's still as ugly as a hat full of arseholes!

Points taken Cobber.

However, its quirky looks win me over a bit for daring to be different and actually achieving the niche that corners the market in that area. I see plenty on the roads and the fact that I'm seeing those numbers means they can't be all bad. At least not for some people in the aesthetics dept. Personally, I've never been in one. Therefore my cool vote is a shallow one based on it catching my eye and piquing my interest.

Whilst having the heated rear screen done in my TF, I recall Peter Jones saying that his Mrs was having a test drive in one. I wonder how that went?

Full of ars..... No, no, no it's a Nissan GT-R engine.

Yes, but can you go to your local thieving scumbag Nissan dealer and buy one?
No......... Well, there is no point in comparing it to standard cars then.
And by using this example, as the justification of deeming the regular, common or garden variety Puke cool, is like saying all Transit vans must go like the one that Williams stuffed the F1 engine in a few years ago.

Basically someone stuffed a lot of the Nissan Skyline GT/R bits in the Puke's body.
I'd rather the Skyline GT/R, at least it goes around corners properly.

Calm down dear, you're going to burst a blood vessel.

They do a Nismo model: saw one in the IoM recently.

Dreadful and totally lacking in looks. Notice how so many modern cars all look alike and the sheeple buy them and pay huge amounts to do so. The world has come stark raving bonkers.

At least it doesn't look like all the others