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![]() Well sorry Albs, but you do enjoy something that any real car person hates
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OMG so much French goodness:
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lel it's that Get Lowwww dude
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Albeee so why do you enjoy french cars so much?
Is it their useless design or their terrible mechanical prowess?
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Location: Sunnyvale, CA <-- Ithaca, NY <-- dirty jerz (201) Useful Posts: 25
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No. I don't even know what that would feel like.
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And my work here is done.
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You have Miles and Albeee spending the rest of their nights doing some Fast Action Paintball
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I don't like all French cars, but I like many. My uncle had a Renault when I was very little, and another uncle had a Citroen. You tend to like what you grew up liking as a kid. Plus, Citroens, particularly the SM, was large, heavy, comfy, fast car, very advanced for its time, ungodly complex, and requires very specialist maintenance. Kinda like that one car I'm very obsessed about... |
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That's hardly anything new. :ror ice:
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lol wut?
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I just think a lot of French cars suck I mean I just find a lot of the time they are overly complex without being actually useful...or that they just look awful
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Well this time they just arent focusing on you
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like 10 years ago German cars were pretty good
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Exactly. That's what you think. In context of their time and place, they are perfectly suitable, useful, and reasonably stylish. They don't make sense to you in the same way large, slow American cars don't make sense in other countries.
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OMG do NOT want this car. An older french car with lots of electronics, hydraulics, and italian engine. That has so much fail in just that.
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