Motoring horrors aka Edd wants

Yeah, I love that thing. I do feel like Merc are being a little bit generous to themselves over referring to the Red Pig as “it’s legendary race car” - sure they made the chassis, but at that time AMG was a completely separate entity, and I just don’t get the feeling that Merc would have ever had the balls to take such an (on paper at least) ill suited car to Le Mans.

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It’s also a complete tragedy that the original didn’t survive, because AMG couldn’t afford to keep it as an heirloom piece AND keep developing new stuff. It was turned into a testbed for a while I think.

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Pure genius - Chapeau, mon ami! :rofl: :joy: :rofl:

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Horrible. Looks like the bastard love child of a Mini Cooper and Nissan Figaro :face_vomiting:

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Stretched mini convertible :face_vomiting:

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True dat !

seller has great feedback too!

Citroen CX Safari. Bask in its Frenchness

Brown

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I have a mate with one of those, quite a thing. It will be up for sale later this year if anyone fancies a large silver French UFO?

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This. Fortunately I don’t yet have the fundz, innit:

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Saw a Sagaris yesterday in the Trough of Bowland. Sounded and looked fucking glorious.

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Can you remove the seats if you facy a picnic or need to take some livestock to market?

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Surely that should be Basque in its Frenchness. Non ?

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Very good :clap:

C’était les couilles de chien, innit!

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LOL, being curious if French speakers actually use that expression I tried Google. Appears not, all I got were pics of dogs with testicular cancer

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No, not really; I have however exported this phrase successfully and it is in use with family and friends.:innocent:

it was also a useful reminder that not all expressions translate so well!

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