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Old 17th September 2021, 12:38   #21
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Here, I've improved the statement a bit for you

And my Daimler Super V8 ( at 5.4 secs 0-60mph) can still thrash the pants off most modern euro boxes on a straight road!

Sorry, but couldn't resist
It doesn't wallow like most folk imagine. Cross country roads are just too narrow to try it out thoroughly!
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Old 17th September 2021, 17:07   #22
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The wife an I were out in my Jensen today as I had a day off and it was a nice day, we were sat in a view point having a picnic in front of the car and a nice old boy came over and was talking to me about my car, we chatted for about 15 mins and before he left he was telling me about his latest acquisition, a Tesla Model 3.

I am sure his Tesla is a very nice car but it did not impress me or is it me?

On the way home it got me thinking in a few years if he is sat in a viewpoint having a picnic will some one come over to him a talk to him about his car?

Will any modern electric cars be looked upon with some jealousy or envy? My guess no but why is this? They will out perform my car, they are vastly better in every way but my guess we will look at them the same way we look at a fridge freezer or a washing machine.
You may think of the modern Tesla-type car as a battery on wheels no more no less, cool efficient, and utterly devoid of any character, you will not even have to drive it, it will not let you!. What a prospect!, So no, nobody will even come over and start to admire it or even talk about it, why would anyone be bothered, when a fridge is more interesting.
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Old 17th September 2021, 19:40   #23
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HA HA, it's the sound, the tremble, the shaking and the excitement.

Most people get exited by a woman dressed in leather.

The reason??

Smells like a new car!
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