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6th July 2010, 08:53 | #1 |
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Lazy car designs
The name says it all really when on your travels or indeed having owned a car where you think that it has a lazy design. I'll start of I was delivering shopping to somebodies house on sunday and I saw a vw sharan. It was the one where they put the indicator in the wing mirror. Then where there should be an indicator in the wing there is a blanking plug with sharan written into it. Now I think that is lazy designing don't you?
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Yeah i've noticed that, the same thing on the ford C-max iirc.
The one that annoys me most is on the MG SV though, it has the MGF door handles with a little blanking plate for a door lock, then they stick a big ugly lock halfway down the door. |
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You'd think a car that costs £65,000 onwards would have different bits wouldn't you. I still want one though
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...and its got Fiat Punto headlights!!
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For main stream cars that borrow from others such as MK2 75/ZT pinching wing mirrors from the 45, I find that very lazy indeed.
But when it comes to "Special Cars" almost hand crafted such as the SV, I actually quite like it, seems to bring car manufacture back to the shed, as if they have said to the designers, ok heres a bucket of bits, make it fit, and thats genius to me. TVR used to be a prime example, with rover engines and mishmass of other parts from various cars. I love this page > http://www.chimaerapages.com/resources_partslist.php
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Blimey just looked and it seems like a kit car and the bit that made me laugh was washer bottle is tesco milk bottle top! I mean they can't be serious about that can they?
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No, seriously mate.......look
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and, don't forget the Fiat Coupe rears too!!
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Thats brilliant genius to take a Punto and make them look as mean as the SV does.
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