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2006-2015 Citroen C2... A tweaked Peugeot 206 for the Chinese market.

1964-1966 Envoy Epic HA... A rebadged Vauxhall Viva HA for the Canadian market.

1985-1988 Standard 2000... An Indian version of the Rover SD1 with a 1991cc I4 engine built in Chennai.

1993-1998 Honda Crossroad (LJ/LJJ)... Yep that's a rebadged Land Rover Discovery Series 1 built in the same Solihull plant.

iPhones are not luxury items, they're far too common.

Pretty much every Indian right now...

It's stolen content, simple as that.

@Vitamanic This guy knew fine well what he was doing, he's done this too many times before. He knew if he uploaded a video with stolen content the video would get a copyright strike, this is all he needed to make false accusations against Linus. He then spread lies to his loyal fans on social media to try and start a witch-hunt against Linus/LMG. This was a deliberate attack, one if successful would have resulted in Linus and other LMG staff members getting harassed by trolls on the tippy tappy. Thankfully the copyright strike was retracted before any damage could be done. As I've said previously on this thread, these people who support and take part in this vile cancel culture are the very worst in society and should be exposed to the high heavens. They think they're above the law, they think that go around destroying people's reputations with no consequences and they love to see people suffer. Jim is a nasty man, no better than Jeremy Vine in my opinion who also supports/takes part in this cancel culture...

Well you do otherwise it's stealing.

That and the opportunity to destroy someone's reputation. This cancel culture is vile beyond belief.

Proves my theory that he's doing this on purpose to cancel and destroy Linus' reputation. These people are the very worst in society.

Sounds like this Jim is a nasty piece of work. Given he's done this before to people, it's a good assumption to believe he's doing this on purpose to cancel and destroy people he doesn't like or doesn't agree with.

Replace this

Instead of DDR3L, you need standard DDR3.

I like it, it suits the shooting brake design.

EE

I can't help but think if the Leyland P76 was more sucessful in Australia/New Zealand and were kept in production for much longer, they could have found their way to the North American market where I think they could've been quite sucessful (especially the 4.4L V8 powered ones).

For me it has to be the comfort. A lot of modern cars are just too stiff and jiggly and have hard seats, although saying that the French still do take the edge even with conventional suspension. Ultimately though nothing can come close in terms of comfort to Citroen's hydropneumatic system or BMC's hydrolastic system which later evolved into the hydragas system that was used in a lot of BL cars.