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That is the funniest thing I have heardIt could all be paved by then, Dave.
As a certain Italian said the other day,
It gets just as hot in Italy.
The difference is that in Italy, the signs are like “ahh, when will you arrive in Rome? I don’t know. You going to stop for an espresso on the way? And how am I supposed to tell? What am I, the Pope? But enjoy yourself, we see you when we see you.”It gets just as hot in Italy.
And there's probably twice as many bad drivers and adulterers
I know many around here don't take them seriously but the Chinese will be leagues ahead in anything electric and PHEV by 2029, they are putting an ever greater focus on the SUV and 4X4 segments.According to this article the Fusilier is back on for 2029
Ineos to launch Land Rover Defender Sport and Mercedes 'Little G' rival by 2029 | Autocar
Firm delayed electrified 4x4 “because of regulators in the EU and UK”, says bosswww.autocar.co.uk
Any better looking in Camel Trophy guise? Also a slightly more serious offroad version coming (love the mini side mount fuel can on an electric car!).They sure are ugly though. My Grenadier is beautiful and a keeper
An old man's cigarette brand on the side , and adventure travels eh? What will they come up with next?
I take them seriously...the Chinese follow the market leaders and are copy designing and creating for the volumes of people that are not me but showy people, by the Camel Car, that want to be seen and by the tyres, not do. IMO The JLR new Defender market[not the vehicle]is a good example but the difference will be an attractive price for a vehicle that fits the look.
While the front end is fairly generic its a homage to the BJ212 which has been around since 1965I take them seriously...the Chinese follow the market leaders and are copy designing and creating for the volumes of people that are not me but showy people, by the Camel Car, that want to be seen and by the tyres, not do. IMO The JLR new Defender market[not the vehicle]is a good example but the difference will be an attractive price for a vehicle that fits the look.
It is interesting to look at these vehicles and see so many other car influences...The bonnet looks like the old Toyota mixed Scout days with the Toyota FJ front end stuck under it and it just goes on and on until you end up with a conglomerate that goes passed on the road and you say what was that...I think at the end of the day, fine that is where we are heading apparently.
IMO the Chinese made the white goods that were landfill yesteryear but now, recycling and regurgitating cars [the new white goods], just not for this old car enthusiast
Landrover from the firewall back with the Nissan G60 front guard...not much is new these days including the Gren but at least Ineos have the proportions IMO right
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