Say 'adios' to the Defender
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Maybe I'll take more time later to look at it
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Most French translates into gobbledy gook anyways in any other language, it's an archaic non progressive language where even genderisation is still intrinsic and decided by committee at the flip of a coin more often than not.
e-mail = courriel, FFS, most of the world calls an e-mail and e-mail
e-mail = courriel, FFS, most of the world calls an e-mail and e-mail
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Welcome back Senormac yep, sadly the Defender is out of fashion with the yuppies. Years ago the yuppies bought Series and Defenders and drove to the station in their wax coats over their slick city suits and parked up the LR for the whole day in the station car park. It was de rigueur back in the 80's, 90 and early 2000's. Now the fashion has moved on to bigger and better 'toys' for them who are now the city spivs of banking etc. The customisation of Defenders by companies like Kahn for the celebs (whatever they are) and pop stars has also died out.
The new Defender replacement looks familiarly like a Skoda Yeti not that there is anything wrong with them for a sensibly priced family 4x4.
Skoda Yeti (2014)
Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à http://www.theautocars.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Land-Rover-Defender-2013-Specifications.jpg
Hmmm, looks a bit 'tarty' to me, hairdressers wheels.
The new Defender replacement looks familiarly like a Skoda Yeti not that there is anything wrong with them for a sensibly priced family 4x4.
Skoda Yeti (2014)
Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à http://www.theautocars.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Land-Rover-Defender-2013-Specifications.jpg
Hmmm, looks a bit 'tarty' to me, hairdressers wheels.
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