Urk. Instant dislike of the very Peugeot like "trying to eat too big a pie" lower grille / bumper. At least the black strip is at the top with this one, not set down a little as with Peugeot though...
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Urk. Instant dislike of the very Peugeot like "trying to eat too big a pie" lower grille / bumper. At least the black strip is at the top with this one, not set down a little as with Peugeot though...
Mazda 3 hatch meets the new 308 much?
MY06.5 Astra CDTi
HSV BODY KIT / HSV SUNROOF / CRD-T BOXED / EIBACH PRO KIT / OPELISED /
SRI 17'S / WHITELINE RARB / BONNET PROTECTOR / RAIN VISORS /
Phillips X-TREME POWER GLOBES
I really liked it when I first saw it a while back... Now I'm not too sure...
It looks almost.. too flat and wide with the gaping mouth.
The H on the other hand... handsome car!
Last edited by tomtom; 27th April 2011 at 10:29 AM.
Tom 08 Astra Coupe SRI 2.2 (Bunnings Tune)
"Forced induction" sounds like some sort of sexual assault.
the car looks good except for that big ass smile its got
you can live in a car but cant race a house
Current: 1979 Chrysler Lancer Hatch & 2007 Holden ve Commodore SSV
past: 2002 SRi Astra & 1985 Holden vk Berlina
I really like it
The problem with the cars today is that they are now having to comply with pedestrian crash safety which is the reason for all the new front ends starting to look the same.
Love how wide it looks - although the styling cues like the headlights just remind me of the pre-facelift Passat and even older, the Liberty's/Legacy's from Subaru.
[/SIZE]Current: , 2012 Volvo XC90 3.2
Ex's: MY13 Skoda Octavia vRS TDI, 2008 Honda CR-V Luxury, MY06 Volvo S40 T5 AWD, MY09 VW Passat R36 Family Truckster MY05 Subaru *sneeze* WRX , JSII Vectra CD 2.2, TS Astra CD "Olympic Edition"
Do want
Sure, we dont have to worry about viking raids or scurvy anymore, but instead we make a daily routine of sitting in flimsy, fibreglass (or metal) boxes full of gasoline which are propelled in opposing directions on the freeway at velocities matching that of low flying aircraft.
This is a roundabout way of saying that cars are dangerous....
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