The engines in these cars are all brilliant, but I'd say the real fun is around corners where the light weight and tight suspension makes these cars extremely entertaining The only exceptions I'd say are the 190 EVO and Renault 5 Turbo 2, that accelerate like beasts in a straight line due to the high power figures, however these two are homologated racing cars so they fall into the "I'll never own one" category
well here in korea every car is a kia or something like holy shit buy something different you ugly ass. either that or a hyundai and those are not good!!!!
It was fairly common for a car of the 60s,70s, and 80s to lack a passenger side mirror. but then in the 80s (maybe even the 70s) it was becoming more common to see cars being sold with side mirrors on both sides.
Yes it looks so much like it. Said by someone with the IQ of a Rick & Morty fan, but you're kind of right if you're talking about modern cars but I would say pre 2000's have the biggest difference between American, Europrean, and Asian car designs.
Square headlights. Square grille between headlights, and goes right from headlight to headlight. Grille also sticks out farther than headlights. Hood/bonnet has lines coming from edges of grille. Massive square bumper that has a ledge in front of the fascia. Trim that follows the lines set by front bumper, and extends down the sides of the vehicle all the way to the rear bumper. Turn signals squared off with the two front corners of the car. And the list goes on, the 70's were a boring time for car design. I don't know what IQ has to do with this, it's irrelevant in this conversation and you're trying to insult someone as a last ditch attempt to prove yourself as right/superior.
One that is every car design from the 70's to early 90's and two I just like insulting Rick & Morty fans
All cars in that era were boring unless they tried making themselves stand out by being ugly. I don't know who Rick or Morty are, though?
Rick and Morty is a cartoon show that has become popular lately, and people like making fun of the fanbase due to the recent surge of annoying and/or pseudo-intelligent Rick & Morty fans... OT: The 2010 Kia Cee'd I'd say is quite boring. Styling isn't so bad, and the suspension/tire setup is quite good; however, the unresponsive and laggy electronic throttle, awful rev-hang, lack of visibility, heavy weight, and totally numb overboosted power steering make this car somewhat frustrating and/or boring to drive. Not to mention build quality is absolutely terrible aswell. The interior shakes, squeaks and rattles like crazy, and parts of the dashboard are known to break or come loose, or simply come poorly fitted from the factory, adding to the frustration factor.
I know, I just like teasing my friend that bought it with, "The thing is so basic it didn't even come with a passenger side mirror! Even that was extra!" That might not even be the case, but it's funny to see his reaction every time...
even if there new models they still keep it up to look good --- Post updated --- how dare you to insult our cars of my country --- Post updated --- the merc s class and the 2017 polo
Not because of how it drives but because I'm really bored of seeing too much people (idiots) fanboying it. --- Post updated --- This isn't boring. IMO it's some of the most un-boring cars in Beam. The base Sunburst is more boring IMO.
Toyota Camry (The XV40 in particular) All the rental car silver The acres of grey And my god was it numb and slow. Oh, you could manually shift it? Oh, that's cool. The epitome of boring. The gold standard of bland. The most mundane. The ultimate in uninteresting. The dullest of dull. The hummest of all drum. Even Toyota themselves hated this car.
