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It needs to be shite. Shite is not age related.

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Unless it's newfangled tosh.

Then it goes into the section whose name must not be mentioned.

Pistonheads?
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The car I've just bought, a Saab 9-5. It is just over 10 years old. It is an old design though and I don't like pistonheads. It is a bit shite and I've not seen many on the road. Does it count? PS. I'm not asking junkman because I know his answer as it was built after 1986.

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My definition of shite is anything that uses an FS key for a lock somewhere on the car.

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ALL saabs are shite, so unloved that even GM didn't want them.  

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It was also shite money, £1k and it was broken...

 

ALL saabs are shite, so unloved that even GM didn't want them.  

 

When is the roffle?

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It was also shite money, £1k and it was broken...

That's not shite money, you could get ten or even twenty shite cars for that

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Unless it's newfangled tosh.

Then it goes into the section whose name must not be mentioned.

Unless its a Chinese MG - that bypasses 'new fangled tosh' and goes straight in to the shite chart at No 1

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When is the roffle?

I seem to be changing cars every 9 months at the moment so about August time. I need to spend a large amount of money on it first.

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That's not shite money, you could get ten or even twenty shite cars for that

I know. I'm under the mistaken apprehension that if I spend a grand it will be more reliable. I know, deluded.

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The car I've just bought, a Saab 9-5. It is just over 10 years old. It is an old design though and I don't like pistonheads. It is a bit shite and I've not seen many on the road. Does it count? PS. I'm not asking junkman because I know his answer as it was built after 1986.

I wasn’t suggesting that new cars need to go on pistonheads, just that pistonheads is ‘the section that shouldn’t be named’ :-)

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The car I've just bought, a Saab 9-5. It is just over 10 years old. It is an old design though and I don't like pistonheads. It is a bit shite and I've not seen many on the road. Does it count? PS. I'm not asking junkman because I know his answer as it was built after 1986.

 

If you know the answer, then why do you ask?

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The thing that turned me off retro rides was the almost permanent identity crisis over ‘what was retro’ - drove me fucking mad

 

Fortunately just about any old crap can be autoshite if there are enough (ie 1) other people who have a soft spot for/always liked/has a hankering for whatever it is that you’ve bought

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The car I've just bought, a Saab 9-5. It is just over 10 years old. It is an old design though and I don't like pistonheads. It is a bit shite and I've not seen many on the road. Does it count? PS. I'm not asking junkman because I know his answer as it was built after 1986.

 

Good car

 

It was also shite money, £1k and it was broken...

 

Hang on, I could buy FIVE broken 9-5s for that & have change for a tank of fuel...

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Funnily enough I'm deliberating over a cheap, (possibly not) fucked 9-3 dizzla (2003) which hopefully* just needs an EGR clean up. But then part of me is thinking 'too modern'.

 

So I'm back to looking at 1990s shit heaps where there are less than 25 models on the road.

 

If the Saab is still available in the morning I may change my mind again

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My own definition of shite is something that is undesirable to the sheeple

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My own definition of shite is something that is undesirable to the sheeple

I should be ok then. Recent Saab's seem to be pretty undesirable based on how much they cost and how difficult they are to move on.

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