Cupra wasn’t and isn’t the R-Line, S-Line or ST-Line equivalent, it is the R, S and ST equivalent. Read more

Good night fella. Take care. 

I sincerely hope your wrong and things take a big turn for the better, very soon.

They must know of some eco terrorists that have gone into the mountains and intend to clap very briskly. 

jesus christ, I wanted 2020 to be over soon, but I meant I wanted it to be 2021 already, not the end of the ruddy world. 

Beautiful Rover. 

Was doing the final bits of cleaning a car when this parked up behind me.

The right, because that’s the side with the steering wheel on.

Did you hear about the evacuation in a part of the Costa Valley in Italy after risk of a 10,000 cubic metre section of a Mont Blanc glacier. Read more

Again, if they want to call it whatever, they can. Read more

Didn’t get that one here. Europe already had a load of MPVs And people carriers. Read more

Chrysler pulled out of Europe, 2011 and the U.K. and Ireland in 2017. Read more

Skoda called the Mk3 Superb liftback a limousine, we call it a saloon, some say hatchback.

Urgh.

Pickup often is used to describe something with a bed in the rear, most often open but tops or canvas tilts can be added.

Oh no. Now America is going to invade or attack Norway so some idiots can learn where Norway is, etc... Read more

To many Brits, Chrysler it may just as well of been. 

Not really. British car buyers are a very stuck bunch (Skoda still has a bad name to many, even though they’ve won so many awards and been VW owned for well over two decades), so Brits aren’t that into U.S. marques as they are seen as tacky, plasticy, poor handling, use lots of fuel, etc... Read more

Lancia hasn’t had dealerships in the U.K. for a while so the Lancia Ypsilon newer one was marketed as the Chrysler Ypsilon here in the U.K. they didn’t sell well. And of course, Chrysler is no more here either.

I remember the early noughties when Ford did the Mondeo ST220 estate and saloon cars. 3.0 V6, 226bhp.