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PostPosted: Fri May 29, 2009 4:35 pm 
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http://www.drive.com.au/Editorial/Artic ... leID=63168

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PostPosted: Fri May 29, 2009 5:55 pm 
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better than this 'article'.... http://ninemsn.carpoint.com.au/reviews/2009/-15203

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Hey Pottsy, I reckon Steve might disagree with this bit!

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To his sons, though, an old Mini is "a disposable car, something they could knock around and not worry about scratching or breaking".


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They wrote... :shock:

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There was also, of course, the Moke – without doubt one of crappiest, most pointless and downright dangerous vehicles to contaminate roads anywhere.

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What a dead set wally!! He must have got a huge chunk of change from the car maker to write that!! Or then again he really doesn't understand the appeal of cars in general and flaunts/abuses his position as a "wally in a cushy chair" to bag the living suitcase out of the original legendary cars.

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I wont comment at his stage :roll:

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simon k wrote:
Hey Pottsy, I reckon Steve might disagree with this bit!

Pottsy wrote:
To his sons, though, an old Mini is "a disposable car, something they could knock around and not worry about scratching or breaking".


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Simon

Well they did their best to break it over the years! I think I said something a little less derogatory, but the interview was over the phone, so it's hard to judge.

I guess that's my 15 minutes over!

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OMG i just read this article. What an idiot! Lets see how many BINIs there will be driving around in 2059. I am more than sure there will be 100yr old Minis running around!

He must have got paid for that by BMW for sure. He's totally not a car enthusiast in any way writing about a topic that he has no passion for. Yeah mate, there's a reason why there's a massive amount of people driving around in old cars, gee they must all have no idea and you've proved it with your article :roll: I'm so inspired I might go buy a MINI now... NOT

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