renault12ts
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- 2005 W215 CL500.
OK This time I agree with you
:bannana:OK This time I agree with you
The CL was modded by Asma design. I can't believe they are still in business.
They have also ruined a SLR as well
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The CL was modded by Asma design. I can't believe they are still in business.
They have also ruined a SLR as well
That is one ugly mamma.. damn,.. defo they should be long gone... nasty!
corned
MB Enthusiast
Quality may not be an accident, but I assume this poor S-Class has been in quite a bad one...
verytalldave
MB Enthusiast
I cant believe that anybody - even the designers of these creations - honestly think that they have improved on the original.
Different - yes - but better?
An emphatic and definative NO.
The only one that has any redeming feature IMHO is the G Wagon. I do believe that was done somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
Different - yes - but better?
An emphatic and definative NO.
The only one that has any redeming feature IMHO is the G Wagon. I do believe that was done somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
Peter DLM
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- 19 reg CLS 350d, 67 reg AMG GT R Caterham Levante
The bottom pic wins.
must have been a test run for transformers?
corned
MB Enthusiast
It's my favourite on the singular fact that each of the doors opens in a different way - completely bonkers and utterly pointless!
In particular, the rear door nearest the camera looks to open by rotating by approx 120 degrees towards the rear of the car. The forces imposed on the hinge and door pillar must be staggering!
It reminds me of a car wreck I witnessed when at 6th form many years ago. One lad had just passed his test and went home to bring his Dad's brand new Granada Ghia X estate to show off to us. Not a cheap car in the day. He failed to negotiate the bend into the school gates and wrapped it fairly and squarely round one of the two huge cast iron gate posts at the entrance. The car was still sat up on the post, twisted length-ways by 10 to 15 degrees, and all of the doors and tailgate had 'popped' due to the twist on the body. They couldn't shut any of them.
I understand his Dad was not best pleased...
In particular, the rear door nearest the camera looks to open by rotating by approx 120 degrees towards the rear of the car. The forces imposed on the hinge and door pillar must be staggering!
It reminds me of a car wreck I witnessed when at 6th form many years ago. One lad had just passed his test and went home to bring his Dad's brand new Granada Ghia X estate to show off to us. Not a cheap car in the day. He failed to negotiate the bend into the school gates and wrapped it fairly and squarely round one of the two huge cast iron gate posts at the entrance. The car was still sat up on the post, twisted length-ways by 10 to 15 degrees, and all of the doors and tailgate had 'popped' due to the twist on the body. They couldn't shut any of them.
I understand his Dad was not best pleased...
