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Old 29-01-09, 10:28 AM   #51
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It is surprising how many people look at the MG Z range with a look of disdain and still say Rover with a badge on!

I say poor you and I don't even have to try that hard to embaress them

Owning a modern day MG is like being a teacher and then commanding some respect. I'm not that bothered as we have one of the best kept secrets don't we!
I posted some pics of mine on a couple of Photography forums i am a member on and some smart arse replied with "Nice Rover LMAO has the headgasket gone yet" what a *****
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Old 29-01-09, 10:59 AM   #52
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See, that's my point exactly they are so shallow in their knowledge and know very little. Still, it's their loss and our gain, all we can do is educate the minority as best we can

One day it shall be a feature car and become a future classic for the package it offers. We see it today in certain motoring mags, a car from 10-15 years back we all thought was cack, but in reality it was not, it had been tarred with a blinkered view. Only when the blinkers have been removed do people actually look beyond that and soon realise it was a pretty good car after all. Not just a bit of badge engineering as it once was.
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Old 29-01-09, 11:18 AM   #53
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I think it already is a modern classic, but just can't be called that as it is still too young!

I dont ever plan on selling my ZS, i shall keep it going as second car\project when it stops being my daily drive. the only challenge will be what car could i possibly get to replace it....

Only one thing springs to mind... an actual 180 or possibly a large engined 3-series for vast sums of money...
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Old 29-01-09, 11:54 AM   #54
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The only challenge will be what car could i possibly get to replace it....
Exactly... What is there out in a V6 if you don't rule out anything? Not much TBH. Few BMW's, Vauxhall, Audi and not a lot else.
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Another question - What type of lights are there for a saloon to fit the rear?? Anything apart from lexus lights??
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Old 29-01-09, 04:48 PM   #56
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nooooooooo. dont change any of it!!!!

also this is a big no no lol
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Old 29-01-09, 04:55 PM   #57
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nooooooooo. dont change any of it!!!!

also this is a big no no lol
Lol Was just wondering if there was anything around Im not too sure on the back lights on a saloon and was looking to see if there was something too spruce it up a bit If that makes sense Just a thought
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you sure your looking at the saloon? they are better than the hatchbacklights IMO, one thing that wont win any favours with the haters is bolting tat on lol. but each to their own i guess
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Old 29-01-09, 05:01 PM   #59
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How does the scooby compare to the MG m8 i know its a lot quicker but what about handling
Not really had a chance to compare the two yet as I've not had it long enough, but it is just as comfortable as both a cruiser and about town

Constantly feels like it wants to snap it's leash and burn a trail of destruction towards the horizon

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It is surprising how many people look at the MG Z range with a look of disdain and still say Rover with a badge on!

I say poor you and I don't even have to try that hard to embaress them

Owning a modern day MG is like being a teacher and then commanding some respect. I'm not that bothered as we have one of the best kept secrets don't we!
Heard them all before, yawn

there's been a few cars over my time of ownership that thought that, and were shown just how silly they were. Spec R Volvos, RS Audis, lost count of the number of BMW's... great fun!
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you sure your looking at the saloon? they are better than the hatchbacklights IMO, one thing that wont win any favours with the haters is bolting tat on lol. but each to their own i guess
Im not the type to bolt and stick random stuff on cars lol

I didnt know if there where different style lights available BUT i have just got back from morrisons to do some shopping at saw a saloon zs and it looked great Looks better seeing on in the metal lol
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