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Yeah found that when making up the shortlist for our new car back in the spring.Fred99 said:The two colour wheels seem to be the norm for many cars now rather than the single silver coloured ones.
Is she quite butch Tell?Tell said:My lesbian neighbour has bi wheels on her Qashqai so I went bi, not to be out done. And she's got big ones, I checked, 19".
Without being partisan I don't like the look of the standard 18" ones. 18" in bi might have been good but wasn't available when I bought mine. Although the ride isn't bad on 19" and soft suspension that it exhibited the other day on undulating road isn't going to be down to 19" wheels but some strange suspension setup.
She would give you a slap if that's the question. My other neighbour says she's a bully since she left a note on her car for being badly parked, not that I told her who's car it wasDougie said:Is she quite butch Tell?![]()
I'll just be greatful that she's at least 50 miles away from my " tight spots" then! :lol:Tell said:She would give you a slap if that's the question. My other neighbour says she's a bully since she left a note on her car for being badly parked, not that I told her who's car it wasDougie said:Is she quite butch Tell?![]()
. She's alright, she hasn't cracked my plastic bumper recently. She can park her car in very tight spots but uses the ram method. I think you get the drift. Your car would come off worse.
I agree, they do indeed look great... and the machined ones (I think) look even nicer, but again at an additional cost!Dougie said:Nope, they look great. View attachment 475 You can pay a couple of hundred quid more to have the 17" wheels in bi-colour. What colour car are you thinking about?Montala said:Are the 17" wheels... as fitted as standard on the SE models I think, that much of a 'downgrade' ?