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Cars that are not quite cars, either because that’s how their parents birthed me (pretty much like myself) or because they are too old, too obscure or have an identity crisis. The cars nobody talks about, and more, on tonight’s show!
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Mercedes C Class W205, back to basics. A car that goes by the motto that in life it’s better to look rich than to actually be rich.
Normally, I would just say that the Toyota Corolla E140 is an Auris with a boot, and with that I’d head home. And if you’re reading this from North America, then replace the Auris with the Matrix. But things are always more complicated than they seem at first glance. I learned this the hard way when I wanted to check out of the Solihul back in 2007.
Are you stuck in time and want a relatively new car, at a good price and you don't care about the equipment? Then the Suzuki Celerio might be for you.
Vauxhall Astra G. Much like with mold, no matter what you do, you can’t get rid of it. And you live with it for over 20 years and you know you won’t get rid of it anytime soon. The same goes for the Vauxhall Astra G, one of the most requested cars by the two readers of this internet trash can.
Just like with the Audi RS4, the Honda Jazz GE was a successful recipe right from the start, so there wasn’t much room for major improvements. The Honda Jazz GE, an Audi RS4 for women.
Kia Sportage QL, an aspirational SUV for aspirational people. Kia Sportage QL, an SUV that is bought by the kind of person who is interested in color and appearance and doesn't want to hear any technical gibberish.