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  1. sandiyan

    Adrian Guest

    TNKEV () gurgled happily, sounding much
    like they were saying :
    Say it out loud... It's somebody from 'merka
     
    Adrian, Feb 11, 2005
    #21
  2. sandiyan

    SteveH Guest

    Pubic hair wig.
     
    SteveH, Feb 11, 2005
    #22
  3. sandiyan

    Questions Guest

    Apparently on date Fri, 11 Feb 2005 14:49:52 -0600, "TNKEV"
    Er... the people bashing are in a uk.rec.cars.misc group, usually. Although
    they might also post regularly to r.a.m.c for all I know.

    I like my american derived v8 engine (SD1 with some american bits like a holley
    double pumper and wildcat manifold) but I would freeze in fear and
    powerlessness when sat behind the wheel of an american chassis.

    Not because it's got problems, but whoever built it just didn't understand.
    It's like learning and honing the skill of riding a tamed mustang horse over
    decades of practice, becoming recognised as master of riders and then being sat
    on a Rhinoceros. Yes, it can go through walls, but "WHY?!?"

    (Yes, I realise they might not be able to go through walls these days. <fbg> )
     
    Questions, Feb 11, 2005
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  4. sandiyan

    TNKEV Guest

    Ahhhh 'merka got it! (yeah type slow!)
     
    TNKEV, Feb 11, 2005
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  5. sandiyan

    Joe Pfeiffer Guest

    Check your Newsgroups: line. You're also bashing them in
    rec.autos.makers.chrysler. Please edit it and go away.
     
    Joe Pfeiffer, Feb 11, 2005
    #25
  6. sandiyan

    Steve Firth Guest

    You shouldn't be surprised to see someone telling the truth about shit
    cars.
    Untrue, it's vastly overpriced, has an asthmatic and inefficient 2 litre
    engine that can barely keep up with a standard Eurobox 1.4 engine, and
    the servicing bills are most amusing. It's not even cheap to buy and it
    appears to have been styled by a blind man during the week when his dog
    was on holiday.

    It has the dynamics of a blancmange fastened to a roller skate.
    If you blow on it hard it wil burst into flames. It is the only vehicle
    to score nil points in Euro NCAP crash testing.
    Ah, that would explain its position at the bottom of the JD Power
    survey.
    No, Chrysler manages to be unique in actually making a full range of
    utterly shite vehicles.
    All of the above and the fact that servicing costs more than for a
    Jaguar, parts are ludicrously expensive, the dealers suck donkey dick,
    and all Chryslers are the most unreliable hunks of junk this side of the
    Urals.

    Besides, all their ass is owned by Krauts.
     
    Steve Firth, Feb 11, 2005
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  7. sandiyan

    Steve Firth Guest

    He's only slightly less stupid than your president.
     
    Steve Firth, Feb 11, 2005
    #27
  8. sandiyan

    Steve Firth Guest

    Pubic wig, or just another name for you Septics.
     
    Steve Firth, Feb 11, 2005
    #28
  9. Somebody from the Yoonaad'd States of Mairca. The correct spelling is
    "Maircan"; perhaps that's why you didn't recognize the word.
     
    Daniel J. Stern, Feb 12, 2005
    #29
  10. That may be so, but the entire UK also covers 94 square kilomiles, which
    is only one square kilomile smaller than the land mass of...

    ....Oregon.

    Oregon is only one United State. There are forty-nine others, which
    together with oregon total 3537 square kilomiles. That alone comprises a
    home market a shade under thirty-eight times larger than the UK. There
    are also a few territories, and Canada could rightly be called a part of
    TCFKACC's home market, which adds _another_ 3591 square kilomiles, making
    TCFKACC's home market fully 145-1/2 *times* larger than the UK.

    As you can see, I'm trying very hard to put forth extrinsic explanations
    for why the UK is laughably irrelevant from the automotive standpoint. It
    would be mean of me to point out also the utter and spectacular failure of
    the English, er, "car" industry, but I shan't let that prevent me doing
    so.
    As have a great many continental Europeans since 1987.
     
    Daniel J. Stern, Feb 12, 2005
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  11. Right, 'cos Vauxhalls and Rovers are *so* much better.
     
    Daniel J. Stern, Feb 12, 2005
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  12. sandiyan

    SteveH Guest

    I'm not saying that a Rover would be any better, but we seem to have a
    tiny bit of a problem here, in that Vauxhalls actually are yank shite.
     
    SteveH, Feb 12, 2005
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  13. sandiyan

    David Guest

    owned by americans , but Designed and built by limey's. And Rovers! What
    about that great english import to the U.S.! Sterling! Wow, and they copied
    the great Honda! Hah! Are there any English made and owned vehicles?
    NOOOOOOO!

    Jaguar Quality when it was built and owned by limey's was????

    Oh, Shiitteee!
     
    David, Feb 12, 2005
    #33
  14. sandiyan

    SteveH Guest

    By the Germans, actually, but, heh, Britain _is_ Europe to you lot of
    inbred idiots.
    This will be the Honda that are consistently the best selling car in the
    US, then?
    TVR. But they make proper sportscars, so you wouldn't be interested.
    You're barking up the wrong tree here - where exactly do you think
    Jaguars are built?

    And whilst we're at it. How about Rolls Royce and Bentley? - not British
    owned, but British built.
    OK, point me in the direction of a car designed and built in the US that
    actually stands up to comparison with it's European / Japanese
    competitors?
     
    SteveH, Feb 12, 2005
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  15. sandiyan

    David Guest

    Yes, that is true. Same shit just a different pile!
    Exactly! The limey's borrowed the great japanese engineering and fucked it
    up. Explain how Honda's are reliable. except the Sterlings could not even
    get off the dealers lot without breaking down.
    Were is Sterling? Duh, they cannot even copy good engineering without
    ruining it, and fucking it up. Duh! Answer the question hero!

    How, can they actually have the enginnering plans to build a Honda, and
    cannot do it!!!! Oh, nationalistic pride, of doing it the British way. Oh,
    Brilliant old chap, we have Honda's engineering plans, but let's not do it
    that way, and let's just keep doing it our way. Oh, the headlights fall out?
    Oh, that may be why Honda did that. Lets just tape them in, were British and
    so damn good.


    TVR makes kit cars!
    Now! owned by americans and engineered by americans, oh, and now a quality
    vehicle.
    The Question was what quality did they have when owned and made by British.
    Am I typing to fast for you.
    But what about when it was owned by the limey's and built by them, Oh yah,
    Don't answer that question again. It was shitty.
    Oh, But not so bad, as when the Jaguar electronics fried, and engines bit
    it, you could just put in a Chevy conversion, so it would be reliable.
    Exactly, and the quality has improved drastically since the limey's do not
    engineer or own the companies. Hell the Jag is a Ford Taurus, and the
    quality improved, just from re-badging a ford sedan from the U.S. Go figure

    Oh, yah!!!!

    Oh, it's raining, better not drive your authentic British engineered and
    built MG, It will short out and die!
    Oh, and the great Triumph sports cars. All ready rusted, when they came out
    of the factory. Rust bubbles, under the paint. Brilliant Watson.
    Just like a Yugo, or Skoda.

    Chrysler 300C, Any Pickup Truck, Jeep Grand Cherokee, made in US! not in
    Graz. Dodge Durango, Chevy Yukon, Hell, any Us made vehicle has better
    quality then BMW, and Mercedes-Benz. Even the Mercededes Service Rep I
    worked with admitted the Jeep had better quality then Mercedes.
     
    David, Feb 12, 2005
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  16. David wrote:

    [...]
    Not in decades. Very bespoke now. They don't even buy in many
    components these days.

    They have however been Russian owned for a couple of months.


    A
     
    Alistair J Murray, Feb 12, 2005
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  17. sandiyan

    Tim S Kemp Guest

    LTI.

    Caterham.
     
    Tim S Kemp, Feb 12, 2005
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  18. sandiyan

    Tim S Kemp Guest

    Isn't Chrysler owned by the Germans these days and their new quality models
    based on Mercedes bits, such as the 300c, the crossfire etc...
    Rubbish. We just don't go in for pickup trucks - no market demand, and the
    Japanese ones are better - Toyota make the best.
    4x4s / SUVs? How come that world wide LandRover (who have been the best long
    before Ford's ownership) are the favourite? The Defender is king of the off
    road, RangeRover the king of the luxury off-roader, Freelander is the
    "lifestyle" machine for off-road use. In fact the US buys a lot of them.

    Oh sorry, seppos don't drive off road, they just like their gas-guzzling
    unsafe rollover car crushing SUVs to be big don't they.

    As for quality - ever wonder why you guys have such busy service
    departments? The cars are built poorly from cheap materials - if it wasn't
    for the dealers gluing them together they'd never last.
     
    Tim S Kemp, Feb 12, 2005
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  19. sandiyan

    Adrian Guest

    Daniel J. Stern ([email protected]) gurgled happily, sounding much like
    they were saying :
    An alternative way to look at it is that we have a population of 60 million
    - or more than the two most populous states (California and Texas) added
    together, with enough left over to cover roughly the 10 least populous.
     
    Adrian, Feb 12, 2005
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  20. sandiyan

    Adrian Guest

    David () gurgled happily, sounding much like they were
    saying :
    Umm, no. They're neither 'merkin shite nor our own shite.

    Vauxhall/Opels are designed and built by Krauts. The last British designed
    Vauxhall was the HC Viva, launched in 1970.
     
    Adrian, Feb 12, 2005
    #40
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