iamstuart
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I normally say Renault Sport Twingo but I don't think most people know the difference between a RS Twingo and a normal Twingo 
What do you say....
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iamstuart
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Twingogeekeo":m9z3sbpx said:iamstuart":m9z3sbpx said:I normally say Renault Sport Twingo but I don't think most people know the difference between a RS Twingo and a normal Twingo
Or even know what a Twingo is ?
Well before I got mine when I told people at work what I was getting a couple of people were like ohhhh I don't like the look of Twingos there not very nice, then when I got mine they were like ahhh thats nice its not the same as the twingos I have seen before :lol:
I've been told I have girly cars for years.
Clio 172 was deemed a girls car because it was a Clio, even if it could wipe the floor with most of the cars these people drove. An ex of mine looked at my Megane and goes 'It's a bit of a girly colour', dim bint!!
Only reason I got away with driving a Lupo was that it was scraping the floor so looked cool. I'm sure a lot of mates think 'WTF' about the Twingo but I think it takes a confident bloke to not give a sh!t and buy the car they want regardless of perception.
How many mates do people on here have to actually need to have a manly car? Gotta have big power, be loud, be of a certain size etc.
Clio 172 was deemed a girls car because it was a Clio, even if it could wipe the floor with most of the cars these people drove. An ex of mine looked at my Megane and goes 'It's a bit of a girly colour', dim bint!!
Only reason I got away with driving a Lupo was that it was scraping the floor so looked cool. I'm sure a lot of mates think 'WTF' about the Twingo but I think it takes a confident bloke to not give a sh!t and buy the car they want regardless of perception.
How many mates do people on here have to actually need to have a manly car? Gotta have big power, be loud, be of a certain size etc.
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Couldn't agree more. You only have to look at my previous cars thread.....
I buy a car because I want it, not because society says I "fit" it. And to a less extent because of a marketing campaign which deems a car "male" or "female" choices.
I buy a car because I want it, not because society says I "fit" it. And to a less extent because of a marketing campaign which deems a car "male" or "female" choices.
