Are French cars really that bad?

cyclonebri1

Atomised wrote: »

I can't even drive yet but this made me laugh:rotfl::rotfl:

Such a heated debate! I'd ask about British cars but I don't know if there are any..

Honda, Nissan, Toyota:rotfl:

Inactive

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Now then Inactive, I'll have a bet with you. Next time you travel a fair way up or down the motorway take note of any cars that you see broken down.
I'll wager that they will be either Nissans or Toyotas,:eek: the drivers I'll not comment on;)

Possibly the newer Nissans, since they got mixed up with Renault, they have gone rapidly downhill.

Toyota, you must be joking.

cyclonebri1

Inactive wrote: »

Possibly the newer Nissans, since they got mixed up with Renault, they have gone rapidly downhill.

Toyota, you must be joking.

Don't have to believe me, just watch the next time you are out;)

datostar

jammin wrote: »

I like that! :rotfl:


I wonder if they've the same fault as BMWs..

As well as the indicator problem, research has also revealed that many of the drivers of these cars have difficulty with speed limits. Modification to the vehicles has been considered, but a better solution is to sell the cars complete with 6 Driving Licence points. As inflight refuelling systems have not been incorporated into the cars, it is pointless for drivers to attempt to dock them with the vehicle in front.....