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2CV
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If it was brought back would you buy it?

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-news/24...2cv-reborn
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#2
No

Wanted just type 'No', but the amount of characters was not enough

Not a great fan of these 'retro' models - the originals were built as a cheap runarounds, but these are nothing like that

I have a classic Mini and the fun you can have in it is fantastic - the new BMW 1/2 series Mini just doesn't have the fun factor, it's just another small car with a hefty price tag
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#3
Absolutely not
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Quirky why would i want one iv'e got my   Smile Berlingo Big Grin  there just trying to live of past glory what next ford Angela 105E Idea now thats' a good idea what's fords phone number  Wink
                                     Smile  It's too orangey for crow's It's just for me and my dog  Smile

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#5
VW did it with the Beetle, where's the problem ? Nissan Figaro has a big following, some people just like stuff how it used to look, old Minis for example.
So where does this bit go then ?
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BMW Mini doesn't have the fun factor? Really? The one I drove with 192bhp was great fun, a brilliant car. One of the best hot hatchbacks ever. Ok, it's not quite as fast or as grunty as my Audi TT but it's still hilariously good fun and a nice place to be in.

Sent from cold, windy place.
2004 Multispace Desire HDi - "Bertie"
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(10-02-2015, 10:06 AM)ffrenchie Wrote:  VW did it with the Beetle, where's the problem ?

There is no problem. The modern beetle is a good car. The old one was a crap car.

Some people like to hanker back to the good old days and like this old crap. I have no idea why. Minis, Beetles, Allegros, 2cvs, ancient Saabs. They're all horrid compared to modern cars.

I love cars. I served my time working on old British tat then Citroens at a main dealer. Old cars are no longer produced like they were as they weren't even great then, especially British ones.



Sent from cold, windy place.
2004 Multispace Desire HDi - "Bertie"
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#8
I wouldn't buy a 2CV it's ugly. I like the beetle VW made a good job of it. I read somewhere Ford was going to make a Capri the pictures I saw looked kinda ugly.
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(10-02-2015, 11:16 AM)mikep1973 Wrote:  BMW Mini doesn't have the fun factor? Really? The one I drove with 192bhp was great fun, a brilliant car. One of the best hot hatchbacks ever. Ok, it's not quite as fast or as grunty as my Audi TT but it's still hilariously good fun and a nice place to be in.

Sent from  cold, windy place.

Yes I agree with you that modern cars are far better cars, more refined, more comfortable and much quieter, but you would expect them to be, there after all 40+ year younger and technology has moved on a great deal

But when I get in my turbocharged Classic Mini with 185bhp, the buzz is out of this world
Not a fantastic top speed (about 125mph and scary), but it will go from 0-60 in just over 5 seconds, and run the strip at 13.67seconds, crossing the line at 115mph

Absolutely useless in the wet though!!
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(10-02-2015, 07:20 PM)ntm1275 Wrote:  
(10-02-2015, 11:16 AM)mikep1973 Wrote:  BMW Mini doesn't have the fun factor? Really? The one I drove with 192bhp was great fun, a brilliant car. One of the best hot hatchbacks ever. Ok, it's not quite as fast or as grunty as my Audi TT but it's still hilariously good fun and a nice place to be in.

Sent from  cold, windy place.

But when I get in my turbocharged Classic Mini with 185bhp, the buzz is out of this world

You forgot to mention that bit. I bet it is hilarious fun! I used to help out in a chaps garage in school holidays back in the early 80s and he was into racing and tuning Minis. Fun, but not me now I'm 42 and ache a bit I prefer my power with some comfort... though I do also own a 3 wheeler Morgan replica based on a Renault 4 which will do around 115mph :-) it's like sitting in a bath. A fast bath.



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2004 Multispace Desire HDi - "Bertie"
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