Your favourite car..

Glitzkiss

Rossy. wrote: »

To be fair in the RenaultSport community we don't call them RS's as it's lengthy

We just call them a Megane/Clio sport

going to go round and round on this one so i'll bow out now

Really it's Renault's fault for having a sport trim and a sports car. I'm leaving it there now too.

Rossy.

Glitzkiss wrote: »

Really it's Renault's fault for having a sport trim and a sports car. I'm leaving it there now too.

Completly agree

At least other manufacturers label their high end cars completely different

Renault dont get much right anyway lol

Two4Tuesday

My favourite car was my Lexus LS460 SE-L. Bought ex-demo in 2007, it was supremely comfortable and very quick with 375bhp. It even drove itself down the motorway, steering itself to stay in lane, and adaptive cruise to keep a safe distance to the car in front.

Alas it was repossessed in 2009 whilst I was in the mental hospital, just before I was bankrupted.

Rossy.

A guy at work has a lexus - Not sure of the model

Lovely looking and apparently it shares the same running gear as the Toyota Supra. I'll have to check what model it is but all i know is it's an import.

Goes like !!!!!! off a shovel

cyclonebri1

Inactive wrote: »

Nor me, incredible.

Took a while, but you came in eventually. Ok, you know I own a Renault and I know your views, but what about the other car I own as pictured earlier? I think I can guess your comments as if you look really hard the corporate badging of the donor is just about visible;););)

Inactive

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Took a while, but you came in eventually. Ok, you know I own a Renault and I know your views, but what about the other car I own as pictured earlier? I think I can guess your comments as if you look really hard the corporate badging of the donor is just about visible;););)

I wouldn't want to hurt your feelings 'bri:D, it looks interesting, not my cup of tea.;)

cyclonebri1

Inactive wrote: »

I wouldn't want to hurt your feelings 'bri:D, it looks interesting, not my cup of tea.;)

I understand, It's a mans car, , took a layer of skin off my arswe everytime I drove it:rotfl:
Oh, and all VX with a bit of Fiat

Not a Ford, (or Renault part), in sight:T

mcjordi

if im honest i miss my corsa turbo diesel ( L reg ) isuzu engine..

it was gleaming clean and polished then some c unit in a gas van wrote her off - bad times

Lum

Rossy. wrote: »

A guy at work has a lexus - Not sure of the model

Lovely looking and apparently it shares the same running gear as the Toyota Supra. I'll have to check what model it is but all i know is it's an import.

Goes like !!!!!! off a shovel

Proably an Aristo. Technically it's a Toyota, but the Aristo chassis was sold over here, with a different engine, as a Lexus GS, so many of them end up rebadged as a Lexus when they are imported. Same with the Soarer.

Rossy.

Lum wrote: »

Proably an Aristo. Technically it's a Toyota, but the Aristo chassis was sold over here, with a different engine, as a Lexus GS, so many of them end up rebadged as a Lexus when they are imported. Same with the Soarer.

Thank's i'll have a peek tomorrow when he's in work

quite a big car by the scheme of things. I.e a big saloon.

He says it's rapid and from what i've seen it looks very capable, Only thing i don't like is the dump valve. Not keen on them at all on any car either, they sound so chav'd up