Why Itailians sell more cars than Koreans

**nadroj** · 23rd October 2005, 20:29

When you need somthing to get your hog home

**DMNTD:Me** · 24th October 2005, 08:02

Originally Posted by nadroj

When you need somthing to get your hog home

That's just not right!

**thehollowmen** · 24th October 2005, 08:16

I'm gonna disagree
http://hotchicksgallery.com/korean/

**DMNTD:Me** · 24th October 2005, 08:20

Originally Posted by thehollowmen

I'm gonna disagree
http://hotchicksgallery.com/korean/

I feel the bloody rushing back to my ummmm head

**avgas** · 24th October 2005, 08:25

Originally Posted by bane

obviously (pt) doesnt mean anything anymore in a post...

Not that its important Quasi, but I have driven one - looked good in the brochure, nicely styled, had lots of toys, and sounded fantasic. Unfortunately it rode poorly, had naff steering, an uncomfortably jerky robotised manual gearbox, and being a Fiat, all the toys were bound to stop working sooner or later... Having said that, those who who live in glass-houses shouldnt throw stones, I bought a Peugeot instead.

I hope i never have to buy one of those.....after working on 5 (friends and family members cars) Pugs.....they really are quite horrible.
i really enjoyed the Stilo Arbath, and in comparison for spec it has alot going for it.
But the day i find a non-japanese car that can do over 300,000k's without missing a beat, then i will be impressed.

**sanchez** · 24th October 2005, 09:18

Originally Posted by avgas

I hope i never have to buy one of those.....after working on 5 (friends and family members cars) Pugs.....they really are quite horrible.
i really enjoyed the Stilo Arbath, and in comparison for spec it has alot going for it.
But the day i find a non-japanese car that can do over 300,000k's without missing a beat, then i will be impressed.

Plenty of volvos (the old brick ones) and 1980's mercedes do those sort of k's.