I just had a haunting realization.. in 2017, Hyundai will be selling RWD V8 sedans & Holden will be selling FWD 4cyl Liftbacks... 20 years ago, nobody would have ever imagined something so horrendous happening.. The day when Hyundai is better than Holden.. Thanks General Motors. Car hating wankers.
I guess Hyundai realised there was a gap in the market so they are trying to fill it. But can this Hyundai do a burnout?
Honestly thats not a bad looking car and I really like the way they use different badging on their high end or special cars, reminds me of Japanese manufacturers.
What have they done to the hilux. what happened to a basic reliable diesel farm truck with 80hp (not even). that would work too well and be too simple for today's market though. -->
"Safety" that's what happened. and money. these days you can't have anything that works too well, you know why? because that doesn't get the manufacturer copious amounts of money every day. if they make a reliable car that mightn't get them enough money. a world gone mad.
Kent police should've used Camaros. Because the Ford will break down in the middle of a chase. (Camaros are sold in England too, right?)
I know. Because there's an American, German, and Australian ford. --- Post updated --- And on the topic of American cars, if you can't decide between a mustang, challenger, and camaro, and have 500,000 dollars, you can have an equus bass. Just look at that car.
no. Nor is a Camaro any more reliable and nor do Chevy do discounted sale. Camaro in UK is lhd import only. Mustang has a native uk rhd model
Kent Police, did you not see what happened when New South Wales Highway Patrol tested the Mustang? Tranny overheated after 3 laps of their test track. Not a worthwhile police vehicle.
Granted, that happened in the heat of an Australian desert, and Kent is in the endless rainy tundra that is England. --- Post updated --- It's ok, perhaps they didn't want the perps to convulse and die after they saw how the Camaro looked (if it got there in the first place, that is).
