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Unless I missed them at a glance, I can only see Seat too...
...There are two less reasons to make the trek... No lambos either... Three... One Porsche? There'll be more in the ****** car park... Hmmmmmm....
Regards,
Rob.
Unless I missed them at a glance, I can only see Seat too...
...There are two less reasons to make the trek... No lambos either... Three... One Porsche? There'll be more in the ****** car park... Hmmmmmm....
Regards,
Rob.
dummi
smoking a6
looks like more non-car stands than car stands from their site i shall still be going but im not expecting to be overly impressed after seeing the line up
Everything is in ****** London. No wonder things up north and in Scotland are crap as england is London and anything outside it doesnt exist.
AUDI and VW dont have any new cars or concepts to unveil which is prob why they wont be there. Peeps will go to their local stealer to see the new TT,Q7 and that convertable thing that VW punted. Which i think has suspciously close lines at the rear qtr to the A4 cab.
AUDI and VW dont have any new cars or concepts to unveil which is prob why they wont be there. Peeps will go to their local stealer to see the new TT,Q7 and that convertable thing that VW punted. Which i think has suspciously close lines at the rear qtr to the A4 cab.
first time ive missed a motor show in ........ 26 years.
btw I only ever classed the birmingham show as the real motor show.
btw I only ever classed the birmingham show as the real motor show.
Well I think it's pretty good, went along on the first day yesterday, I found it a lot better than getting to NEC (not just because of distance as time was similar for me by car) the car park was right next to Excel (only £5). It was ashame that not everyone was there (ferrari, Audi and porsche were missing from the ones I'd like to see) but I think if this year gets the attendance then it'd be great next year as I think they'd all turn up.
Was impressed with the number of new cars being launched and thought there was less rubbish than the last few times I've been to the NEC. I now have a serious issue in that I want an american car with a horrible interior and a big engine more than ever!
Was impressed with the number of new cars being launched and thought there was less rubbish than the last few times I've been to the NEC. I now have a serious issue in that I want an american car with a horrible interior and a big engine more than ever!
The show was ok, there werent many eye catching cars to look at, only the women paddock girls! Those range rovers were good, went in one of them while the instructor took you around the course. Just surprise with the amount of technology it has it doesnt drive by itself! Car that did look quite nice was the new Honda Civic Type R. Was also the first time I saw the McLaren F1 in flesh too. That VXR show could have been a bit better though, stunt drivers were quite good.
dummi
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it was very easy to get to and parking was near and cheap it was a no nonsense show inside really, some concept cars as usual, outside was ok there were some activities to get involved in and have fun, i look at the motorshow as a fun day out rather than a show room, if i want to purely see a car i'll head into the show room in town. arena show i wasn't impressed with i prefer the skilled stunts and big engine noise which was in smaller doses than i expected. the offroad was enjoyable i was very suprised how the big 4x4's clung to walls, mazda's zoom-zoom challenge was a good one it really gave a chance for some involvement. unfortunately nothing really lit up the actual show for me enough to want to go next year
