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Skoda Yeti first Pictures, discussion.
Last edited by Transporter; 05-04-2011, 07:31 AM.Performance Tunes from $850Wrecking RS OCTAVIA 2 LinkTags: None
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Nice.. Interesting to see how it goes soft roading..2002 Volkswagen Bora V5 - 2007 Mazda 3 GT - 1998 Ford Contour Sport - 2010 Volkswagen Jetta 2.0T - 2013 Volkswagen Passat 130TDI - 2015 Ford Escape 1.5 - 2016 Subaru WRX - 2018 Volkswagen Golf R Wolfsburg Wagon
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certainly looks like a Yetti
that front end is UGLY ASVW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
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Originally posted by JustCruisn View PostOMG its an uglier Tiguan
All soft roaders should be banned. Dangerous pieces of crap. Hope this one doesnt make it to our shores. Leave the 4wds for the farmers. they dont belong in cities.
/rant. Not targeting anyone, just the cars.Euro look 2... Mk2 love!
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Originally posted by mrgolf View PostFixed it for you.
All soft roaders should be banned. Dangerous pieces of crap. Hope this one doesnt make it to our shores. Leave the 4wds for the farmers. they dont belong in cities.
/rant. Not targeting anyone, just the cars.
Both our Outlander & Captiva have been much safer on dirt roads than any front driver or falcadore. Yeah, shock horror - we use them as intended.
7 seat capacity gets used often. Please don't suggest a people mover - tried that.... twice. Forget it - worst of all worlds.
I used to be an SUV biggot - my wife even more so. Then she was allocated one without choice (Captiva) and we are converts. Better than the hearses that were available from Ford & Holden at the time.
Maybe I could ask that all the passenger vehicles stay off dirt roads - you're holding me up.carandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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Originally posted by mrgolf View PostFixed it for you.
All soft roaders should be banned. Dangerous pieces of crap. Hope this one doesnt make it to our shores. Leave the 4wds for the farmers. they dont belong in cities.
/rant. Not targeting anyone, just the cars.
It is the driver behind the wheel who is dangerous not the vehicle.Last edited by Transporter; 22-06-2009, 05:06 PM.Performance Tunes from $850Wrecking RS OCTAVIA 2 Link
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Originally posted by brad View PostBecause?
Maybe I could ask that all the passenger vehicles stay off dirt roads - you're holding me up.
Because the vast majority of people who buy SUVs/ Urban Assault Vehicles buy them 'to see over traffic' making it more difficult for the average driver to see. Secondly because most people who buy them do so because it is a bit of a trend and they never use them to go off road at all. Look at the base model Territory which is RWD, not AWD. They are slightly better on dirt roads than a conventional car, but a 4wd they aint. Having used real 4wds in the bush, they are complete show pony's. The Forester was OK cos it wasnt ridiculoulsy high, but the new one is as bad as the rest.
Thirdly, if a soft roader t-bones a conventional city car, the consequences for occupants of the car are dire. This is selfishness on the part of the UAV owner. Especially since a lot put bull bars on their UAVs making them even worse.
Fourthly, a soft roader creates more pollution than a conventional car capacity to capacity, and have a bigger impact on roads in terms of wear and tear.
Fifthly, they arent safer for anyone. They dont handle like a conventional car and can be a lot less stable. They may be bigger than a conventional car and have more mass, as they are less stable, they are slightly more likely to be in an accident. And as pointed out earlier, they are at an awkward height and a lot have bull bars so are more dangerous for normal motorists.
Finally, they are no bigger than a conventional car in terms of interior space. There just isnt a reason to own one that is valid unless you actually go off bitumen (qualification for you, Brad) Unfortunately, a large proportion dont. Hence the Hyundai Tuscon 'City'.
A good family friend was t-boned by a 4wd and died. If the collision had been with a conventional car, he would probably be alive today. In fact, if it were a conventional car, it may not have lost control in the first place. Far fetched but an element of truth.
and, no busses and trucks shouldnt be banned cos they have a purpose.Euro look 2... Mk2 love!
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