WR1 Bro wrote:The Swede wrote:As for chips, I'm OK with the Evo and the scoob was OK too. But you don't use a scoob to drive long motorway journeys constantly at 100+ mph which is where you pick up the chips.
I so disagree. I've pick up more chips tailing another car waiting to overtake that cruising down the motorway.
You clearly didn't read what I said. I didn't say cruise along the motorway at 70mph like you see most scoobydrivers doing but going as fast as you can from A to B which means a lot of tailgating on about every motorway in Western Europe.
We get a lot of German exports on the Belgian market and the state of the nose of the car is generally seen as the tell-tale. If you get a car with 50000 miles and no chips, you know it had to be resprayed and probably spent it's time blasting down the Autobahn at Mach 3.
WR1 Bro wrote:The Swede wrote:The Merc was just a disaster.
I agree... but you bought another one... so who is the tw@t?
I can't see how you can agree, you've never driven one
WR1 Bro wrote:The Swede wrote:Another factor is the paint. The Germans use much harder coating than the likes of Subaru. It's resists wear better but when you have a scratch, it doesn't just polish out quickly and when a stone hits, it chips away rather than 'flex'.
I've never seen ANYONE polish out a chip before. You are talking bollocks.
In Dutch we have a saying that you should think before you open your mouth. In this case, it might help if you actually read my post instead of being so overly concerned you get your usual selfrighteous opinion down.
Where did I write polish a chip away, idiot ?
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