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03-01-2021, 03:09 PM
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The good, bad and fugly
 
Join Date: Feb 2016
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Thought this might be a bit of a fun subject to explore. It's not aimed at any particular brand of car or an attack on anyone's personal preferences.
Let's see if we can have a bit of fun with it. Rules: The vehicle must be for sale at the time of posting your choice. One vehicle per post. You must present at least 5 reasons why you wouldn't buy it. $20k maximum price but no minimum. I'll start the ball rolling with this little gem. https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/gawl...-ss/1264399472 Reasons.  1) The bonnet scoop isn't large enough to suit my discerning taste. 2) It's not black enough (mirrors don't match) so lacks the really tough image. 3) Not personalised enough. Where's the low profile tyres etc? 4) Can only be driven at night. 5) True sports cars don't have a towbar. 6) No interior and I've run out of milk crates and cushions. 7) No dyno or 1/4 mile data provided. 8) It's a Holden. Can anyone find something better/worse than this one?
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Cars you wouldn't buy and why
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