Janspeed

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SIAL

Janspeed

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...................or would it be VIAL?

tanyatriangles

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The first picture, side view, it's STILL better looking than the new hatch Scoob

BLU

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Best thing to do with Vauxhall ****


At least the lad is ok though. Hope he sues the @rse out of VX

Steve vRS

Or VX sue him for libel...

Steve

Edited to add that on other forumss the claim is that the car was at fault, not the driving.

slipstream_uk

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One of the ****-ends in my town has one of these cars. He has had a few near misses in it, the car can not handle the twisties up here.

Steve vRS

Surely it's the driver that cannot handle the twisties (TM), not the car.

Steve

slipstream_uk

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It could be, it could be both at the end of the day the guy is being a total tool in it. If he keeps driving the way he is with it at the moment, he will end up killing someone with it.

TonyBurns

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Page 2 states that the driver is a tool lol well there ya go idiot in any car is dangerous, i doubt it locked up either, unless thats when he was half way down the muddy embankment
Shame, good little cars in the right hands

Tony

rabbos

Those corsa vxrs do seem to attract a certain type of bell end. A mechanic at my local tyre place had one for about 2 weeks before getting banned lol He was really proud of himself too...

Peanuts

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page 2 states that one of the users knows somebody who has a similar car near to his residence, and that he thinks a similar fate might exact itself upon him.

Still, if it had been TS then.......

ALi-B

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Looking at the state of teh car, my guess that it was a Volkswagen Fox, rather than the furry type. Either that or he decided to chase after it across the fields

Jamescsti

I very much doubt the car was at fault, more likely to be bad driving.

Spec'c'57

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Vauxhall do have brake issues tho. Our combo's have both been in for recalls.

wrx287

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If its on Detailing world does that mean he is going to try and buff it out?

ALi-B

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If the factory OE tyres are Pirelli P Zero Rossos (like the Monaro) then that would explain the handling/braking issues:

Appauling tyre for the UK climate.

DukeBoy

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Whys that then???

You cant sue a company for someones bad driving.....as already said these car are mainly driven by idiots that cant drive (but think they can).

DukeBoy

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Not that would cause the brakes to lock on....think its called driver error.

Jamescsti

Brakes can be locked on any car with bad driving

J4CKO

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looks like his speed was greater than his talent, might as well just admit it, though the thread is off detailing would, perhaps he had spent six months polishing and didn't want to hit a grubby Fox.

Steve vRS

Jacko, on detailing world, you don't polish.

You wash - employing the 2 bucket method, cleanse, re-wash, rinse, clay bar, wash, cleanse again, seal, wax and buff.

Steve

jonny_693

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Edited for accuracy.

ALi-B

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Its probably the silicone spray on the tyres tread to make them look new

(Handy if you want to try drifting in the dry too )

Scoob99

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Spec'c'57

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Because vauxhall's are ****...