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04-09-2014, 09:15 AM
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I wonder why a lot of (but not all) small electric cars have to look like oversized toys. I prefer things to be practical rather than look good, but come on - There doesn't seem to be a reason for them to look that way, other than that the designer couldn't be bothered.

Then again, same could be said for a lot of new cars these days. I agree that many electric cars seem gimmicky when other compact cars do the same job much more efficiently, like the VW Up!.

@JG - After my dad ditched the stupid blue Allegro Estate I mentioned back in '11 in the other thread, he was the fourth owner of a Cavalier Mk 2 estate. Was gold, like this one - It lasted him 6 years, and was still going strong when he sold it after he became too ill to drive.

E: This was back in the mid '90s though, I suppose ancient cars like this would be rustbuckets now.



One of the old people I do gardening for has this Cavalier Mk 1 GLS Sportshatch that's been rusting away in a barn for 20 years which used to belong to his parents. I'm wondering if it's worth anything other than scrap value:



(Not the above car, but it looks like this from the front)
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