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The new Ibiza.
Unless they decide to bring it to Australia, this is as close as you may get.
J
Unless they decide to bring it to Australia, this is as close as you may get.
J
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As if you can no longer get the Cupra! the sportiest one on that list is a 1.6 16v! bring back the 1.8T 20V and to hell with the fumes!sigpic
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X2 very organic looking car...Originally posted by The_Hawk View Post80,000km 1997 MK3 VR6 manual for sale - www.vwwatercooled.org.au/forums/f23/80-000km-1997-manual-vr6-nsw-sydney-67658.htmlComment
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Looks very similar to a Mazda 2 !!! Only nicer of course !!!Russ
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Organic? Please explain, Branko. I'm looking at manufactured steel, glass, rubber etc ... not getting an "organic" feeling at all.Originally posted by Golf Houso View Post
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The colour for one is an organic one, aspects of it's design such as the flowing lines, the angles and all the shapes coming together rather than trying to separate components of the car. Its a bit vague I know but it reminds me alot of the new Mazda concepts which use Japanese design principles derived from nature to model the car. Like the old car looked a bit like a dolphin, organic. Vs say a Toyota camry which was modeled after a refrigeratorOriginally posted by DaveMack View PostOrganic? Please explain, Branko. I'm looking at manufactured steel, glass, rubber etc ... not getting an "organic" feeling at all.
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There are a few other organic looking cars like the Alfa's and the Mazda's again. I like organic if you havn't already noticed. The colour of my car is a very dark metallic ferny green and its quite relaxing when you look at it.80,000km 1997 MK3 VR6 manual for sale - www.vwwatercooled.org.au/forums/f23/80-000km-1997-manual-vr6-nsw-sydney-67658.htmlComment
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Hahahahahaha...Glass, Steel and Rubber are all manufactured from byproducts mined from the ground...Silica=Glass.Originally posted by DaveMack View PostOrganic? Please explain, Branko. I'm looking at manufactured steel, glass, rubber etc ... not getting an "organic" feeling at all.
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Oil=Rubber
Ore=Steel
These may be classed as organic...
Sorry, I'm just being a smart arse!!
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Yep ... smartarse who has got it wrong!! What living (organic) creature did steel come from? I'll grant you rubber ... but most tyres have a high level of synthetics in them now. Silica?? Sand, right? So ... are we talking ground up sea shells? I think not.Originally posted by Blitzen View PostHahahahahaha...Glass, Steel and Rubber are all manufactured from byproducts mined from the ground...Silica=Glass.
Oil=Rubber
Ore=Steel
These may be classed as organic... Sorry, I'm just being a smart arse!!
By the way ... Ore does NOT = organic. Any more than aluminium or any other metal ... they are generally a mixture of ELEMENTS ... not organics.
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