Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

Regardless of price.

6 (22.2%)

If the pricing matches the Insignia.

5 (18.5%)

Not sure.

4 (14.8%)

Not at any price.

12 (44.4%)

Total Members Voted: 23

[STEMO]

There is absolutely nothing about the front end of Vauxhall's of that era to like. When you're being followed by an astra, an omega or even a corsa, you just can't tell which one it is. The arse end of the omega was always the best bit.

[TheBoy]

There is absolutely nothing about the front end of Vauxhall's of that era to like. When you're being followed by an astra, an omega or even a corsa, you just can't tell which one it is. The arse end of the omega was always the best bit.

For the FL, yup, 100%.

PFL was at least unique.

[BazaJT]

I think they'd have to tweak the styling somewhat.Then of course if going petrol they'd probably fit it with something like a 3cyl 1L turbosupercharged engine so they could claim a gazillion mpg and a co2 figure you could grow daisies with,while knowing full well that no one has a hope of getting anywhere close as they'd have to thrash the backside out of it to actually get anywhere!Given the money would I buy a new car[of any type]?No I wouldn't given the budget to do so I'd buy a classic car not a newer one.

[cam.in.head]

Wasnt there supposed to be one anyway a few years back when the insignia came out. On google images im sure there were some pictures. It looked like a bigger version of the insignia without the side curves i seem to recall

[cam.in.head]

Like the cadillac xts

[tigers_gonads]

Starting around £35000 for the poverty spec model and then heavily discounted, I think it would do well.

If I held the reins I would make sure it  came only with 6 or 8 or 12 cylinder engines.

No arthritic 4 pot lumps, and no diesel option.

A fine handling drivers car.

Can I place a deposit?

Forget about the V8's and V12's unless they can shut down half of the cylinders when cruising.
Unless is a exotica brand, your stuck with 4 pots ranging upto a 6 pot turbo or turbo / supercharger or hybrid due to the leftie tree huggers quest for better emissions / mpg 

[Bigron]

Slightly off-topic, but why tree huggers? Trees NEED or CO2 emissions to exchange for oxygen - the untimate symbiotic relationship. 

Ron.

[Doctor Gollum]

Slightly off-topic, but why tree huggers? Trees NEED or CO2 emissions to exchange for oxygen - the untimate symbiotic relationship. 

Ron.

You can't educate stupidity

[STEMO]

Slightly off-topic, but why tree huggers? Trees NEED or CO2 emissions to exchange for oxygen - the untimate symbiotic relationship. 

Ron.

You can't educate stupidity

See my classroom post 

[Doctor Gollum]

A bit late as they tend to find sandals and veganism after leaving school whilst on a gap year of enlightenment...

Exhibit A...

https://youtu.be/25PkAx88WtU

Probably NWS though

[Lizzie Zoom]

Starting around £35000 for the poverty spec model and then heavily discounted, I think it would do well.

If I held the reins I would make sure it  came only with 6 or 8 or 12 cylinder engines.

No arthritic 4 pot lumps, and no diesel option.

A fine handling drivers car.

Can I place a deposit?

Yes to all of that for me, but I think an 8 cylinder lump is the maximum that would fit into the "existing" blueprint.

[Bigron]

It needed to be said, DG - but NWS? Wassat?

Ron.

[STEMO]

It needed to be said, DG - but NWS? Wassat?

Ron.

Not Work Safe, Ron.

[Doctor Gollum]

Watching it would have pretty self explanatory 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

A bit late as they tend to find sandals and veganism after leaving school whilst on a gap year of enlightenment...

Exhibit A...

https://youtu.be/25PkAx88WtU

Probably NWS though

Good on ya Will.

His mum is quite sexy.