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    Default Quattro or RWD? – 20-12-2010,07:06 PM
    Not sure if this has been posted before but they do say a picture paints a thousand words




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    Default Re: Quattro or RWD? – 20-12-2010,08:24 PM
    OK so if this is the "laugh at RWD BMW's" thread then how about this one ...

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    Default Re: Quattro or RWD? – 20-12-2010,08:29 PM
    rob big cols fame why dont you.
    Audi 80 tdi avant with 360,000 miles...
     
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    Default Re: Quattro or RWD? – 21-12-2010,02:09 PM
    Just LOL. My sister has a BMW 1 series...and it has been stuck more times than I can count in the past two weeks..which usually results in me either having to get out and push, or towing it out with the Audi. I parked on a disused garage forecourt covered in snow about 2 days ago...and she parked next to me. The difference is..I drove my car straight out, and got to work with it fine. Her BMW...is still stuck on the garage driveway as I type this....

    Im unconvinced that even snow tyres will help her. The 1 series is so light at the back that you'd need to go to wickes and load the boot with half a tonne of sand before you'd get any traction....

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