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Where are the wider roads.

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    #32
    Pete67
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    Surely if the roads are roads are suitable for commercial vehicles and buses, then even the largest cars should not have a problem negotiating them?


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    cyclopath2001
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    When I see a Hyundai Santa Fe, I'm always reminded of the 'Canyonaro' from the Simpsons.


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    #34
    WHITE_P
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    cyclopath2001 wrote: »
    When I see a Hyundai Santa Fe, I'm always reminded of the 'Canyonaro' from the Simpsons.

    That's actually small in terms of 4x4's. Me thinks you have spatial awareness issues.


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    Robbo
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    WHITE_P wrote: »
    That's actually small in terms of 4x4's. Me thinks you have spatial awareness issues.
    Maybe it's because it's endorsed by misguidedly avaricious clowns?


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    #36
    WHITE_P
    Closed Accounts Posts: 619 ✭✭✭WHITE_P


    Robbo wrote: »
    Maybe it's because it's endorsed by misguidedly avaricious clowns?

    I'm not endorsing the Santa Fe or any other 4x4, even thought I do drive a 4x4 for work purposes, and it does spend alot of time off road.

    My point was that the Santa Fe is small by comparison to many other 4x4's. Where as the Canyonaro was ludicriously over sized, even by American standards.


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