my main transport is an S65, but I also have a RRS for knocking about in, that should raise your hackles a bit
I couldn't care less, but it explains why you think being able to afford such cars is such a big deal.
my main transport is an S65, but I also have a RRS for knocking about in, that should raise your hackles a bit
I couldn't care less, but it explains why you think being able to afford such cars is such a big deal.
Money no object and no guilt about fuel economy, either this
or this

Both reasonably practical, both awesome.
That looks like a 911 cut n shunted with a Capri..!
Each to their own and all that.
Interesting:
Those who don't actually like driving buy Audis.
Those who need reassurance buy BMWs.
Those who can't drive at all buy Range Rovers.
Those who are into mythology buy Porsches.
Those who wish to despoil the past buy Mercedes.
Me? I've got a Fiat, because I'm an optimist
Panamera's in the flesh look really good IMO, a lot better than most people's cars.
The X6 is essentially a rich boys 'Barry boy' car. Its utterly pointless to the majority of people but for some people it just pushes the right buttons , practicalities disregarded. Like those people that spend £20k upgrading their Corsa's, totally pointless in many ways and they know it, but they don't care, its what they want to do.
corroded - Member
I'd have to nominate a 'fully-loaded' sports ute
Ah, you're down my way at the moment aren't you, Corroded? In which case, I give you the king of the utes...
pmsl barryboys
I'd drive one....

And flick the V's at you lot driving your Kias
2wd Suzuki X90 is the most pointless car ever, this is a fact.
X6's remind me of these
king of the utes...
I had always laughed at them. Derided them, even. But on a recent trip to Australia, I found myself really, really wanting a Maloo R8SV Black Edition.

You could get a bike rack to fit in that boot, I reckon.
I find many modern cars pointless. Those ones that look as if they have had a skip dropped on them. With low, sharpely downawrd sloping roofs, slitty little windows, tiny rear hatches, and such a discrepancy betwwen the bloated exterior and the lack of, and waste of interior space, together with the rearward visibilty problems so caused by those sort of designs. I wonder about the people who design, and drive those wheeled eyepokes.
and such a discrepancy betwwen the bloated exterior and the lack of, and waste of interior space
Though the majority of it is due to bad design.
Though the majority of it is due to bad design.
Or you can take the experience of my brother, an insurance claims adjuster, who needs to carry a great amoutn of equipment around with him. He test drove a Ford and an AUDI equivalent, his gear fitted in the AUDI but not the Ford.
If you go by those 4 cars Nurburgring lap times
I don't judge cars by their performance on a track in a country I don't live in, under manufactured circumstances that I will never encounter.
Just to kick the hornet nest...
Lovely!
I like the fact that the above monstrosity is clearly photoshopped into that Alpine scene as there's no way it would have got there in real life
Quite like the x6 - far nicer to look at.than x5 or x3 which look like krytens head
Nissan duke is pointless car of the year for me !
Its a car why is it Pointless ?
Thinks the thread is a little pointless
Most 4x4s are pointless in that they offer nothing over a regular car to their owners.
The X6 takes this to an extreme and I think it looks great! I'll never own one tho.
Designers need to keep their jobs.
So...first design a car good enough for the big bosses to agree its good enough to go into production.
Once in production and selling well the designers have a vested interest to update the car...a tall order as it pretty much hit the button the first time.
How many cars start off fantastic and end-up 5hit should be the question.
The Mini (new one) is a good example. The Americans are true masters at it.
Loving this post, probably better titled 'I think X6s are ugly, who agrees?'
If there was no individual car designs then we'd all be driving the same box day in day out? Some people like some designs others like different ones. (why by an RR Sport when the Disco sits on the same chassis, is cheaper and more practical?)
Yes I bike, Yes I like to drive & I don't feel the need for re-assurance.
I own an X6 have just sold my Audi (R8) and enjoyed both cars, the X6 handling seems to defy the laws of physics, performs very well yet is pretty ecomnomical and very nice to drive.
I also liked Z3M coupe's too
I'll get my coat and leave now..
3 month thread resurrection from a first time poster?
/curious
Nothing odd,have lurked here before but never bothered to join. Was doing a google on X6 funnily enough and this thread popped up.
By the time I read the whole thing I felt compelled to post for some reason??
Hello btw!
If the lottery coughed up tomorrow, the first thing I'd be doing is going into the nearest Audi dealer and buying an Audi A5 3.0 TDI Quattro S-Line. I like coupés, I hardly ever carry passengers, in fact a week ago I carried four people in my Octavia for only the second time in the five years I've owned it. I think current Audis are some of the cleanest, stylish cars around, although some of the mass-market manufacturers are coming out with really good designs; Citröen's DS3, 4 and 5, Vauxhall's new Astra GCS, and Insignia, even Renault are producing really stylish cars. BMW, on the other hand, just don't seem to know how to design a car that flows, that 5 Series with the picnic tray for a boot-lid is horrendous, and as for Minis, well...
x6 - big ass motor for someone trying too hard/sad bastard.
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