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CoRnY hat geschrieben:Covini C6W

Ed hat geschrieben:

CoRnY hat geschrieben:Covini C6W

Sieht irgendwie aus wie 'n verunglückter Opel Speedster

Von dem zusätzlichen Paar Vorderräder verspricht sich der italienische Autobauer besseren Grip, mehr Komfort und eine höhere Bremsleistung

Tong hat geschrieben:das sieht mir eher danach aus :
"Sagen Sie mal, sie wissen schon, dass das Auto vorne 2 Achsen hat !?"
"HUCH, da haben wir wohl aeh *STOTTER* *RAEUSPER* jaja das is schon so gewollt !"

Ed hat geschrieben:Sogar geiler als die Ducati Monster.

habe folgendes im netz gefunden

war nur ein kettenmail

July 27, 2005
Stupid Hungarians Fooled by Chain Email about Stupid American
A chain email that has crisscrossed Hungary this week has left some of its recipients feeling inappropriately judgmental, if not downright dumbass. According to the email, which came accompanied by four photos like the one to the left, an American tourist ruined a rental car after driving it 200 kilometers in first gear, having not realized that the car wasn't equipped with an automatic transmission.

The email went on to say that the barom ('idiot' American rented a Citroën from Sixt Rent-a-Car, and drove it from Budapest to Pécs at 80 kilometers an hour in first, making an "ear-hurting" noise and burning the engine to cinders.

For good or ill, however, the whole thing was just another piece of internet lore, though according to Index.hu, a very successful one. Sixt manager Gábor Dévai spent Monday trying to clear up the misunderstanding. "Tons of people called, someone called from the German [company] Siemens, all asking what happened, even my old friends emerged, who had received the letter."

In reality, the driver of the car, which was indeed rented from Sixt, had been using the car for several days when it suddenly burst into flames, and firefighters had to be called to put it out. The cause of the fire is being investigated. Dévai thinks the letter must have been written by an employee of Wallis Rt's Citroen repair service, where the car was taken from Sixt. Meanwhile, the driver in question was actually a Hungarian, and one smart enough to have scored himself an American passport.

Tong hat geschrieben:Bis 85 gefallen mir die Autos, dann mutieren se alle in das Einheitsrund der aktuellen Designkunst