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That brings back bad memories. My brother had one identical to that - I mean identical. He was (well, is) a hot-headed idiot. The only thing bigger than his truck was the chip on his shoulder..
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is a range rover a "girl" car?
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That brings back bad memories. My brother had one identical to that - I mean identical. He was (well, is) a hot-headed idiot. The only thing bigger than his truck was the chip on his shoulder..
na na na boo boo
they are the fastest depreciating vehicles on earth. but a lot of fun to drive and very luxerious. I have one and have had bad suspension problems and starting problems recently. pretty expensive to fix. the op sounds like he has plenty of jingle so if he wants to throw it away on a vehicle it's his choice. hopefully it doesnt ever come back to bite him
I don't think its a girls car I hope not lol I just got a brand new one for my 16th birthday. It's comfortable and nice for long trips just get it man and the gas is decent idk about the payments my parents take care of that
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5 years on and I wonder if any of the confused posters have worked out the difference between a range rover and a land rover yet.
That said most people who own range rovers over here are middle aged mums who insist they need the highest level of safety whilst taking tarquin and joshua to day prep, and consider driving up their gravel driveway as off roading.
Or men with small penises like buying the evoque model.
That said most people who own range rovers over here are middle aged mums who insist they need the highest level of safety whilst taking tarquin and joshua to day prep, and consider driving up their gravel driveway as off roading.
Or men with small penises like buying the evoque model.
What about the Sport model? How big are their driver's schlongs?
I thought the sport was the evoque.
If I was going for a 4x4, i'd go mitsubishi warrior tbh.
I've just always wondered how I sized up against my now 62 year old father.
He has a 2012 RRS HSE. It actually has been a decenty reliable car (relatively speaking, considering LR's history). He drives good 30k miles per year.
The Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and Range Rover Evoque, and new LR Discovery Sport all look very similar. Too similar.
I notice a lot more of the full size Range Rovers than the Sports in B-line, @AutoUnion39 . Prior to 2013, it used to be the other way around. The second generation RRS looks much smaller than the 1st generation (yet they have a 3rd row).
My favorite part is that dreary hasn't been seen in years. The references to driver penii sizes just makes me chuckle.
Wait, Range Rover Sports... or schlongs?
Range Rover Sports are... Sportier... so would that mean the male drivers are circumcised? It makes sense, my father is Jewish. I know a couple other Jewish men who drive them.
Is there a correlational study on men's penis sizes and their vehicle choices?
Agreed. The combination of stupidity and gender insecurity (and casual contempt - about the 'moms') - is hilarious and illuminating.
I recall a time - a couple of decades ago - when the norm for two car families (the usual gendered stuff) was for a well-heeled father to drive something Seriously Prestigious and capacious, while his spouse drove a small, - petite even - vehicle, clearly the 'second' car, in terms of specs, size, brand and age. The point is that this second car was expected to do duty for schools runs and everything else, and I certainly remember four of five youngsters squashed into small runarounds as a regular sight.
While I don't see much use for off-roaders in an urban environment, if they are to be used, the school run strikes me as a better use of their capabilities than any other. Mind you, proper safe public transport, or - perish the thought - bicycles - might be better still for kids (and the environment…)
Hilarious. However, I must say that the same uncharitable thought has crossed my mind on number of occasions.
Goldberg you're a woot!!!
This is the only article that i can find. It's not a study.
http://elitedaily.com/envision/cars...s-what-a-mans-car-says-about-his-personality/
Clearly, the only solution is to try to track down a nice, pastel pink, Land Rover. A diesel, pastel pink Land Rover………….although, in the light of some recent and slightly shocking news stories……..maybe not.
Was it really necessary to dig up a five year old thread only to show off and contribute nothing? No one is impressed that your parents bought you such an expensive car, mommy and daddy aren't going to live forever and when you're on your own, life is gonna kick you square in the ass.
Is there a distinction between 'a woman's car' and a car 'deserving of the RR badge'?
Well, then, nothing for it, but to let us all return to the days before power steering; indeed, burnishing one's manly credentials would seem to demand that one call for the immediate restoration of manual crankshafts…...
Let's see ...
*checks pants*
Not with me, as I don't see a semi tractor-trailer in the driveway ...
woman ... appliance
Hmmm, I wonder from what mindset that choice of word came from.
