Vehicle suggestions (See first post)

America / USA

 

You Americans like everything that is American if I'm not mistaking, so why the bloody ************* don't you like Teslas?

 

I love Teslas and I'm American!!

 

I like the Teslas but not the Model X. It is like a future mom mobile. Just stick to a more causal SUV.

 

Are you really going to argue with this guy over his opinion? If he doesn't like it, he doesn't like it. No need to argue over it.

 

You could even call it the Gavril Landcrusier.

 

I think I wanted to make a joke that got a litle bit out of control. Sorry about that.

@TJLags Yeah, sure. I'd rather buy an S too, although only because of its better value.
@eduardoxrosa123 There are even Germans who would rather buy a Tesla than a Mercedes, how odd is that?

 

a big tractor for go over the covet, one called Gravil Villager or something like this

 

Its gavril not gravil.

 

Sorry, for some reason I do that mistake more than I like

Why not Spanish Trucks?
The Pegaso Mofletes! (This one most truck drivers of Spain know what is it)

 

WhyBeAre influenced?

Nice one. Really nice indeed. It reminds me of something else, though I don't know what (I say that really often).

 

I saw some of his/her (I don't remember if "his" is for males or females) videos but No, I've saying "gravil" when I was playing Rigs of Rods

My English is to basic to simply listen someone speaking and understand him like I do in Spanish

 

His is male, her is female. And yeah, that could be it, because he tends to sometimes say Gravil instead of Gavril. Just a joke of his because... well... type "gravel" into google translator.

 

He, his-----male
She, her-----female

 

Thanks you two for the help! I Somentimes do mistakes like this. And yes, I know abot gravel is "Gravilla / Grava" in Spanish

 

Oh, you have it better than me then. There's nothing similar between gravel and Kies/Schotter/Geröll whatsoever.

 

ARE YOU YBR?

 

Has anyone suggested a Group C / GTP Style Racer?

 

That would be the Racing Bolide.

 

many times