Outrage

[rikard1]

Am I the only one that just read that and was left wondering whether the "sexy girl" Rikard1 was referring to was his mum?

lol well she's not bad for a 59yo but the sexy girls i was referring to were closer to thirty than sixty ...however with my mum they really would have let me drive anything no questions asked.



...also if some1 rocks up to a dealer (or anywhere) in an unpresentable state they are themselves showing a lack of respect towards the establishment or person they r visiting. the clothes make the man, dressing well shows u have respect for urself and others and u will in turn be respected (generally).

[Cupra]

It's interesting reading all of this,

Yesterday on the way home from shopping my wife & I decided to call into Nepean VW to have a quick look at the Polo gti (Bronwyn wants me to replace the Cupra). I pulled the Golf up on the forecourt in front of the show room & walked inside, the show room was pretty busy (good for vw) so we went outside & found a gti open & started having a look. After about 5 min on our own a salesman came out & introduced himself. We had a chat about the car, what it may be replacing etc & he was off to get the keys. Next thing he said was that he would normally show a customer how everything works etc but as we owned two vw we should just take it & have some fun, so off we went.

What a great little car, when we got back we had a quick chat about wait times, leasing discounts, option cost etc. As we were leaving Bron asked how much the Blue Golf R was sitting out the front, with that he turned & picked up the keys for it & said enjoy! So I did, to the point of making Bronwyn sick!

& about me, just turned 49 was wearing a polo shirt & dress shorts & Bronwyn is always well dressed, parked the golf where they could see the vw forum stickers & it was clean.

I hadn't made a effort just to go look at cars & I know it shouldn't make a difference how you look & behave but sometimes I think it just does.

Phil