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Car as an abbreviation of carriage would be perfectly correct tbh.Too big and heavy to be called a car. Drives like a truck IMO and the seats are worse than an IVECO
Car as an abbreviation of carriage would be perfectly correct tbh.Too big and heavy to be called a car. Drives like a truck IMO and the seats are worse than an IVECO
it looks like a car.. it sounds like a car...Too big and heavy to be called a car. Drives like a truck IMO and the seats are worse than an IVECO
It is generally considered anything north of Watford is 'Up North' if you ask me!Unless of course Dave is actually Davina who is pretending to be a Dave dressed up as a Davina?
Stranger things have happened, especially oop north!
(is Skegness up north?)
They insist on calling it a 'Rover' too.The P38 is not a "truck" which is an Americanism. It's a "car". If you read the other forum that has loads of Yanks contributing they always call the P38 a "truck" even though they occasionally get corrected by the Brits.
blasted yanks, attacking our heritage like thatThey insist on calling it a 'Rover' too.
Nobody gets that it's a range rover made by land-rover... The answer is usually "but it says range rover on the bonnet"I got asked this week.. why does your range rover leave a land rover badge on the steering wheel, is it a replacement?
Slow they ain't, you have obviously never driven a Pajero auto.It's a car, van, or (pick up) truck depending on configuration
Maybe called truck because of the body-on-chassis and general slowness
Slow they ain't, you have obviously never driven a Pajero auto.
L322 is unibody. And could be had with a supercharged V8 with 500+hp or a thumping 4.4 TDV8. Slow they ain’t.It's a car, van, or (pick up) truck depending on configuration
Maybe called truck because of the body-on-chassis and general slowness
L322 is unibody. And could be had with a supercharged V8 with 500+hp or a thumping 4.4 TDV8. Slow they ain’t.
And even back in the day the 4.6 p38 wasn’t slow when you compared to period vehicles.