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maxflinn:Andrew Everard:About 900-1000 yen, so around £6.50 upwards.
dear enough then , about £8 in cannes , i bet youd get a cheap motor in japan though , im guessing a 05 lexus is250 is around £7k..
Excuse my ignorance, but isn't Lexus made in Korea?
dear enough then , about £8 in cannes , i bet youd get a cheap motor in japan though , im guessing a 05 lexus is250 is around £7k..
Excuse my ignorance, but isn't Lexus made in Korea?
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plastic penguin:
Excuse my ignorance, but isn't Lexus made in Korea?
No, Lexus is a Toyota brand (luxury car division) - Japan.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexus
Excuse my ignorance, but isn't Lexus made in Korea?
No, Lexus is a Toyota brand (luxury car division) - Japan.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexus
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bigboss:plastic penguin:
Excuse my ignorance, but isn't Lexus made in Korea?
No, Lexus is a Toyota brand (luxury car division) - Japan.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexus
Didn't even know it was a luxuary Toyota - learn something new everyday.....
Excuse my ignorance, but isn't Lexus made in Korea?
No, Lexus is a Toyota brand (luxury car division) - Japan.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexus
Didn't even know it was a luxuary Toyota - learn something new everyday.....
plastic penguin:Didn't even know it was a luxuary Toyota - learn something new everyday.....
I think the basic idea was to distance the brand a little for those US consumers who may still have had a less than comfortable relationship with buying Japanese.
Ditto Nissan/Infiniti and Honda/Acura.
I think the basic idea was to distance the brand a little for those US consumers who may still have had a less than comfortable relationship with buying Japanese.
Ditto Nissan/Infiniti and Honda/Acura.
idc:
JohnDuncan:...... I'm not an original. Jan 2008 here...
I'm only a month after you then. But I am sure when I started here you already had a couple of thousand posts at least.
Hi,
I think when he became 'responsible for the techy bits' he added a few thousand to his total!!!
Cheers,
Cofnchtr.
JohnDuncan:...... I'm not an original. Jan 2008 here...
I'm only a month after you then. But I am sure when I started here you already had a couple of thousand posts at least.
Hi,
I think when he became 'responsible for the techy bits' he added a few thousand to his total!!!
Cheers,
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Cofnchtr:idc:
JohnDuncan:...... I'm not an original. Jan 2008 here...
I'm only a month after you then. But I am sure when I started here you already had a couple of thousand posts at least.
Hi, I think when he became 'responsible for the techy bits' he added a few thousand to his total!!!
Cheers, Cofnchtr.
Its the slick one liners.......
JohnDuncan:...... I'm not an original. Jan 2008 here...
I'm only a month after you then. But I am sure when I started here you already had a couple of thousand posts at least.
Hi, I think when he became 'responsible for the techy bits' he added a few thousand to his total!!!
Its the slick one liners.......
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Andrew Everard:
plastic penguin:Didn't even know it was a luxuary Toyota - learn something new everyday.....
I think the basic idea was to distance the brand a little for those US consumers who may still have had a less than comfortable relationship with buying Japanese.
Ditto Nissan/Infiniti and Honda/Acura.
Understandable in some ways - but you can't hold a grudge forever, like us saying we won't buy anything made in the Fatherland.
plastic penguin:Didn't even know it was a luxuary Toyota - learn something new everyday.....
I think the basic idea was to distance the brand a little for those US consumers who may still have had a less than comfortable relationship with buying Japanese.
Ditto Nissan/Infiniti and Honda/Acura.
Understandable in some ways - but you can't hold a grudge forever, like us saying we won't buy anything made in the Fatherland.
I'm only buying British from now on. My plan is to get an allotment, sell vegetables and then buy an Ariel Atom.
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Octopo:I'm only buying British from now on. My plan is to get an allotment, sell vegetables and then buy an Ariel Atom.
Blimey, you'll have to sell a shed-load of carrots to buy one of those.
Blimey, you'll have to sell a shed-load of carrots to buy one of those.
plastic penguin:
Octopo:I'm only buying British from now on. My plan is to get an allotment, sell vegetables and then buy an Ariel Atom.
Blimey, you'll have to sell a shed-load of carrots to buy one of those.
Well, you have to start from the ground up I say.
Octopo:I'm only buying British from now on. My plan is to get an allotment, sell vegetables and then buy an Ariel Atom.
Blimey, you'll have to sell a shed-load of carrots to buy one of those.
Well, you have to start from the ground up I say.
plastic penguin:Understandable in some ways - but you can't hold a grudge forever, like us saying we won't buy anything made in the Fatherland.
Agreed, but I think some thought some consumers did.
Agreed, but I think some thought some consumers did.
Clare Newsome:
JohnDuncan: And this just in - Sunday was the most visited day, like, ever...
Not any more - yesterday was bonkers! Not far short of half a million page views in a single day
Wow, we are all famous on here now.
JohnDuncan: And this just in - Sunday was the most visited day, like, ever...
Not any more - yesterday was bonkers! Not far short of half a million page views in a single day
Wow, we are all famous on here now.
Clare and Andrew, has someone ever come upto you on the street and asked you do you work for what hi fi magazine? Because they have recognised from on here or the mag?
Thanks
Thanks
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JohnDuncan:I saw Andy Clough in Pizza Express once. Of course you now see him every day if your unlucky eh John
gel:Clare and Andrew, has someone ever come upto you on the street and asked you do you work for what hi fi magazine? Because they have recognised from on here or the mag?
Thanks
Yep
Last time was when I flew back into Heathrow - got worried when a customs official beckoned me over, but it was only to say he was a WHF subscriber
. Sadly didn't get any fast-track benefits, though (that would be handy in the travelling-to-US nightmare on Tuesday)
Thanks
Yep
Last time was when I flew back into Heathrow - got worried when a customs official beckoned me over, but it was only to say he was a WHF subscriber
Clare Newsome:
gel:Clare and Andrew, has someone ever come upto you on the street and asked you do you work for what hi fi magazine? Because they have recognised from on here or the mag? Thanks
Yep
Last time was when I flew back into Heathrow - got worried when a customs official beckoned me over, but it was only to say he was a WHF subscriber
. Sadly didn't get any fast-track benefits, though (that would be handy in the travelling-to-US nightmare on Tuesday)
you will be fine, as long as you don't have anything to De-Clare
gel:Clare and Andrew, has someone ever come upto you on the street and asked you do you work for what hi fi magazine? Because they have recognised from on here or the mag? Thanks
Yep
Last time was when I flew back into Heathrow - got worried when a customs official beckoned me over, but it was only to say he was a WHF subscriber
you will be fine, as long as you don't have anything to De-Clare
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