Is your car a chav

jeannieblue

Nope, nope and nope and not a 'chavette' either. I'm educated amongst other things which rules out all the other so called qualifications !!!

I drive a Focus - and that is not mentioned in any of the qualifications of 'chavdom'... :rotfl:

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&defl=en&q=define:The+Chavs&ei=S98bS67qF5WNjAfA0bn_Aw&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title&ved=0CAcQkAE

mcjordi

i drive anything that is cheap to buy
ive got a xsara TD atm ..
boy racers around here tend to use scoobies/polo's/golf's/ one or two !!!!!! looking "done up" foci...

fordfocus-chav-car

jeannieblue wrote: »

Nope, nope and nope and not a 'chavette' either. I'm educated amongst other things which rules out all the other so called qualifications !!!

I drive a Focus - and that is not mentioned in any of the qualifications of 'chavdom'... :rotfl:


Be proud to drive a chav car.
Enfieldian is proud .
I am proud of mine.
Let the chav car owners unite.

ses6jwg

These were my two cars...

1. 2002 Corsa 1.2 SXi. Had it for about 2 years and did a fair bit to it.





OK, you could argue that it is chavvy, but I still think it looked quite smart and I always keep my cars very well.



2. This is my current car. Skoda Fabia vRS, tuned to 175bhp, Audi TT front brakes. Roll bars. Coilover suspenion. Pocket Rocket that is £120 to tax and does 55mpg on a run.










I like driving something that looks different from the norm but still looks smart.

To me, a Renault Clio with lexus lights banged up bodywork and tiny little pock marked alloys is the ultimate chav.

Chav cars = bangers that they have tried to make look better on a budget of about 50p.

Jakg

Jakg wrote: »

I have a car who's average owner age is 60 and female, but it has a bangin' stereo and bigger wheels. Not quite sure what that makes, tbh...

(except a pimp-wagon)

And some (poor) pictures:

jeannieblue

fordfocus-chav-car wrote: »

jeannieblue wrote: »

Nope, nope and nope and not a 'chavette' either. I'm educated amongst other things which rules out all the other so called qualifications !!!

I drive a Focus - and that is not mentioned in any of the qualifications of 'chavdom'... :rotfl:


Be proud to drive a chav car.
Enfieldian is proud .
I am proud of mine.
Let the chav car owners unite.

I'll be a snob if you don't mind....... my car is not chav, its boring and I don't want to be associated with stupid people that are lazy and dress badly and have nothing better to do than stick plastic spoilers on their cars, drive badly, play terrible music at full volume, can't speak properly and claim benefits rather than get off their fat ar5es and work for a living.

MrsE_2

ses6jwg wrote: »

To me, a Renault Clio with lexus lights banged up bodywork and tiny little pock marked alloys is the ultimate chav.

Chav cars = bangers that they have tried to make look better on a budget of about 50p.

I really dislike modified cars. If you want the sporty model, buy the sporty model, but basic models woth platic bits on that were never on that model from the factory are horrible.
The only accessories on mine are a magnet on the dashboard for my phone & garfield (sucker version) in the back window:o

ses6jwg

MrsE wrote: »

I really dislike modified cars. If you want the sporty model, buy the sporty model, but basic models woth platic bits on that were never on that model from the factory are horrible.
The only accessories on mine are a magnet on the dashboard for my phone & garfield (sucker version) in the back window:o

I agree to a certain extent.... I am a fan of the OEM+ style of modification.

I went a little further than this on my Corsa so it did verge onto the chavvy side.

However with the Fabia I feel that the modifications I have done are more in keeping and it really looks, and performs, like it should have out of the factory (It is the top model).

MrsE_2

ses6jwg wrote: »

I agree to a certain extent.... I am a fan of the OEM+ style of modification.

I went a little further than this on my Corsa so it did verge onto the chavvy side.

However with the Fabia I feel that the modifications I have done are more in keeping and it really looks, and performs, like it should have out of the factory (It is the top model).

OEM?

I think the problem is when its a basic model with plastic bits that were never intended for that car:rolleyes:

ailuro2

OEM is original equipment manufacturer.;)