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11 Nov 2013 22:37 #90526
by iloveics
whoever wrote that has clearly completely missed the point of a jimny...
small, light, cheap proper 4x4. 'nuff said
Replied by iloveics on topic Reasons to keep jimny.help,
Halford wrote: quote from The Sunday Times - October 25, 2009 - Johnny Smith
If you’re used to unladen 4x4 pick-ups and seasickness then the Jimny’s lack of road manners will be familiar.
Po-going and stumbling over potholes, it takes to tarmac about as naturally as Gordon Brown poses for photos.
A horse-drawn cart would behave as well on normal roads.
It’s been described as an uncomfortable, slow, droning, torque-less vehicle with Soviet-flavoured internal décor, and it’s hard to deny any of those things.
whoever wrote that has clearly completely missed the point of a jimny...
small, light, cheap proper 4x4. 'nuff said
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13 Nov 2013 22:41 #91018
by jimkyx
Replied by jimkyx on topic Reasons to keep jimny.help,
[quote from The Sunday Times - October 25, 2009 - Johnny Smith
If you’re used to unladen 4x4 pick-ups and seasickness then the Jimny’s lack of road manners will be familiar.
Po-going and stumbling over potholes, it takes to tarmac about as naturally as Gordon Brown poses for photos.
A horse-drawn cart would behave as well on normal roads.
It’s been described as an uncomfortable, slow, droning, torque-less vehicle with Soviet-flavoured internal décor, and it’s hard to deny any of those things.
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I think he 'PROTESTS TOO MUCH' and secretly would like one. Touch of the old Skoda syndrome!
If you’re used to unladen 4x4 pick-ups and seasickness then the Jimny’s lack of road manners will be familiar.
Po-going and stumbling over potholes, it takes to tarmac about as naturally as Gordon Brown poses for photos.
A horse-drawn cart would behave as well on normal roads.
It’s been described as an uncomfortable, slow, droning, torque-less vehicle with Soviet-flavoured internal décor, and it’s hard to deny any of those things.
[/quote]I think he 'PROTESTS TOO MUCH' and secretly would like one. Touch of the old Skoda syndrome!
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