Turkish chod

[andy18s]

On 5/6/2022 at 4:43 PM, 5speedracer said:

I wonder if our attitude to cars in the UK would be different if we had a drier warmer climate where cars lasted longer? People got used to cars having a short life in the 60's and 70's due to no rustproofing and copious amounts of road salt and the must change attitude has endured.

I think it's more a case having no money so if you could afford to buy and run a car,you stuck with it.

I've only been in Bulgaria for the last 6 years and the motoring changes are dramatic 

Where there was a sea of mk2/3 Golfs,Astras and many Soviet era cars,its been replaced by silver Audi A6s,S class Mercedes and Vw Passats

Dacia are everywhere too,having a factory that's local probably helps..

[sierraman]

9 minutes ago, andy18s said:

I think it's more a case having no money so if you could afford to buy and run a car,you stuck with it.

I've only been in Bulgaria for the last 6 years and the motoring changes are dramatic 

Where there was a sea of mk2/3 Golfs,Astras and many Soviet era cars,its been replaced by silver Audi A6s,S class Mercedes and Vw Passats

Dacia are everywhere too,having a factory that's local probably helps..

Are they all TUV failures from Germany?