Why is it that it’s always a Rover that’s holding you up wherever you go, be it on a motorway doing 54mph or a national limit back road doing 35mph?
Next time you’re on the motorway or suddenly finding yourself having to halve your speed, look to see what car it is - 9 times out of 10 it will be a Rover.
Why do they all drive soooooooooo slowwwwwwwwwwwww ■■?
Rob K:
Why is it that it’s always a Rover that’s holding you up wherever you go, be it on a motorway doing 54mph or a national limit back road doing 35mph?
Next time you’re on the motorway or suddenly finding yourself having to halve your speed, look to see what car it is - 9 times out of 10 it will be a Rover.
Why do they all drive soooooooooo slowwwwwwwwwwwww ■■?
Rob K:
Why is it that it’s always a Rover that’s holding you up wherever you go, be it on a motorway doing 54mph or a national limit back road doing 35mph?
Next time you’re on the motorway or suddenly finding yourself having to halve your speed, look to see what car it is - 9 times out of 10 it will be a Rover.
Why do they all drive soooooooooo slowwwwwwwwwwwww ■■?
In that case
Whay is it always a BMW that cuts you up?
I don’t have problems with BMW drivers . Just Rover drivers .
Dunno what make it was but got stuck behind one of those electric invalid things. 8mph! he was driving it on the road alongside a pavement and I couldn’t get passed him. Didn’t want to get too close in case I gave the old git a heart attack was fairly close though. I
I completley disagree there , my rover has a top speed of 80 mph and drinks diesel like its going out of fashion at 70mph so i stick to about 50-60mph on the faster roads, in town it can easily cope with urban speeds.
My rover is a LANDrover though
Must agree with Paul here Rob, mines a 420gsi, and if not doing the sppeed limit, (or above) somthing is holding me up, its not the car its the driver behind the wheel.
I have to disagree further, because you see old gits dawdling along in them, mums with kids, business type blokes and youngish lads too so it’s definitely something about the car not the driver.
Thank God that they’ve gone under; another decade and the roads will be ROVER FREE yay .
Why is it that it’s always a Rover that’s holding you up wherever you go, be it on a motorway doing 54mph or a national limit back road doing 35mph?
Next time you’re on the motorway or suddenly finding yourself having to halve your speed, look to see what car it is - 9 times out of 10 it will be a Rover.
Why do they all drive soooooooooo slowwwwwwwwwwwww ■■?
they drive them slow because the warranty’s worth {zb] when they blow it up doing 60 mph
or montego, maestro
the best rover ever built were the old sd1’s with the 3.5 v8 man did they go. must have been good for the sweeny to have them.
then there is the original mini cooper, much better than the new offering wannabe
as for the rest dig a very deep hole and shove em all in
chris
paul@midway:
, my rover has a top speed of 80 mph and drinks diesel like its going out of fashion at 70mph so i stick to about 50-60mph on the faster roads, in town it can easily cope with urban speeds.
My rover is a LANDrover though
I once phoned the AA coz my rover would only get up to 95, the AA says whats wrong with that, so I explained to them I lived in 117
paul@midway:
, my rover has a top speed of 80 mph and drinks diesel like its going out of fashion at 70mph so i stick to about 50-60mph on the faster roads, in town it can easily cope with urban speeds.
My rover is a LANDrover though
I once phoned the AA coz my rover would only get up to 95, the AA says whats wrong with that, so I explained to them I lived in 117
Now Now Rob, Perfectly maintained, driven by a driver, honda engine fitted, I may be one of a few, but bear in mind I do not run bent either, nowt up with the car, no attitude, BUT CATCH ME IF YOU CAN, as said eleswhere BX