Ian comes across as a most unassuming chap - almost unaware of the fact that he's a bit of a design icon. Also, congrats Jonny - this is a perfect start to the rebranding of the channel. I thoroughly enjoyed that natter 😁
@@kidShibuya jeez man, clearly that was a joke and was obviously a setup - Jonny brings in an ugly chair so that the designer can poo poo it and bring out the design icon chair... It had a bit of clunk to it I'll grant you, and clearly Callum is a better designer than he is an actor, but it was meant as a bit of homour. 🙄
He's spot on about BMW design these days. It's just too much. BMW are supposed to be understated,clean and sinister. Now they just look like monsters designed on acid.
Exactly, it's over designed compared to their simpler but charming late 80s to early 2000's designs. It's not as bad as the latest Honda Civic though, that thing it's painfully over designed. (mandatory the Z8 is a timeless design masterpiece and I wish more BMWs were like it)
Great interview, Ian has been my boss a few times, he is one of the best designers in the world........and i have been lucky to work for him, at Jag & TWR.
Great interview, Ian is probably the most spot on designer that I can agree with. I didn’t realise so many of my favourite designs were his. At a very you age seeing the rs200 racing at Lydden hill is a very found memory. I can also relate to his view of the handling of fords, only lotus have given me a similar feeling. My ex’s fiesta was so “just right”. Even a focus estate diesel drove nice. I hope he gets back to mainstream cars one day so his art can been seen in the flesh by millions of people again.
The most talented car designer on the planet today ... Ian Callum's designs are always supremely elegent and just seem to stand the test of time so well, which is really the hallmark of good asthetic design.
Jonny, congrats from Australia on the “evolution “ of you, your “spiritual you” and one of the best TH-cam car channels, always enjoyed your passion for motoring, innovation and communication... onward and upward
Great interview, good to hear that it all started with proper car enthusiasm and personal projects that are still enjoyed to this day. PS. Estate cars, pretty much without exception, always look better than their saloon counterparts. That '57 Chevy should have been a Nomad.... ;-)
What a start Jonny!! An amazing couple of videos with awesome questions and great, proper car nerd content. Also, Sniff’s cameo was really funny. Keep the great work on!!
So glad you changed the channel name, it was definitely holding back it's potential. Great way to start anew, Ian is a legend. Wish you all the sucess for the future.
@@kraenk12 Johnny eluded to this himself. Some big brands are reluctant to associate themselves with the word "pervert" because of the potential negative connotations around it. I hope we can all agree that we wish continued success for jonny and the channel. Thanks for commenting.
The Disco5 number plate is like an ox-bow lake of car design. It was originally offset, and the window was stepped, to make space for the spare wheel that used to be on the back. Then the Disco 3/4 did away with the spare wheel but left the graphical shapes in place, and now the 5 has it left over just as a vestigial reference to what was there before. They need to either make it stronger/more harmonious with what's immediately around it, or go totally straight and move on altogether.
As a proud owner of a 1998 1.7L Ford Puma, i didn't know this man was involved in the desing. I love the car, it looks fantastic even in this days. The only flaw i will mention is the wheel desing (in the models from 1997 to 2000?) with the "boat propeller" type. Fortunately i found a cheap set of the 2000-2002 model, wich have a more conventinal desing.
Good work Jonny, interesting informative chat , nice to see real friendship in an interview, so different from some of the chats I have seen Ian Callum involved in...
Great interview. Seems like a really passionate, down to earth car guy (although who knew he’d be such a seat snob with your choice of studio furniture!). Has designed some of the most beautiful cars and hopefully will continue to do so.
I actually felt like I was sitting there with the two of you I didn’t realise I shared so many likes and dislikes with ye! Great interview, looking forward to part two and this just arrived after I watched the Netflix show on Frank Stephenson.. Would I be right in thinking these guys worked on some of the same projects back in the day?
I just want to mention the Rover 75. The more I look at it the better it gets. I honestly think it's one of the best looking cars ever launched. It may not have been the right styling theme for its era and it may have very quickly got the 'old man' image, but it's gorgeous.
Absolutely agree. I had. 2.0 V6 back in the day, lovely thing to drive. Didn’t do helmsmithery, far too undignified, but great for long distances, super civilised cabin, engine sounded great when I ragged it and the amount of people who said they loved my Jag 😂
You are full of surprises! Hanging with Ian Callum... The vibe between you too is clearly the vibe of two very good friends. What a moment in time this hour has been. Thanks for sharing the friendship. Carl in Detroit🖖
Very nice Jonny. It's obvious you get on together and thus you get more out of lan than most would. Although l'm not sure about the chairs! I would loved to have had the same chance encounter. I do have a habit of getting information out of people that wouldn't normally be forthcoming. Look forward to part deux !
Really enjoying the channel, proper car guy viewing. I've watch this a few times now, working from home it comes up on autoplay. As a fellow VW T6 owner I'd be interested to see what Ian would do with the rear end of the T6, the bumper seem like it's missing something but all the aftermarket additions just look wrong...
On my list of best jobs in the world, Jonny, I would have to say yours is right up there at the front of the peloton. Although envy is literally a sin, I would risk it in your case as it seems like so much fun. Besides, I could wish for absolution on my deathbed, could I not? I am a recent subscriber, and I am loving it so far. My only other "car" related subscription is to Jay Leno's Garage. You both seem like nice guys, whose success has not spoiled you. Keep on keeping on, okay? Mike.
Wow! I have to be honest, I had never heard of Ian but watching this I discovered that he is responsible for most of the cars I’ve ever loved. What an incredible man!
Big congrats that is amazing start new channel . I learned to drive a Ford Sierra Cosworth in 2000, but I still understood what kind of car it was. Because at that time people didn't like Ford and Volvo very much, they preferred German cars.
I would give your guests a bit more time to answer your questions without interruption, and use editing to cut down on the the down time. I think this was a lost art of the old broadcast day interviews in the 80's. They just took their time and let one another finish their thoughts. Otherwise great questions and good energy here!
The 'new' Jaguar XF Hush advert of 2008 is what really made me sit up and pay attention. Cutting edge design that helped Jaguar stay afloat. There were nice cars about - but nothing like the XF. It took me a few years, but I got a 3.0 Portfolio Sport in Ultimate Black with the volan alloys. I loved that car - but an unfortunate pot hole put and end to my ownership. Have to say though - I've had two X260s since then - one the 3.0D XFS, now currently a 3.0 supercharged XFS. I love it. Thank you Ian, not only does the car look great, but it handles like it was on rails.
Seriously not kidding I came up with the phrase "Who do you think you car" in my head when I was tracing back the history of my most recent acty - although I was thinking more in terms of an actual car's history rather than the car history of a person. I was actually going to message you with the suggestion as the name would be right up channel 5's programming strategy - name first program second. Wondering if Ian has a self-narrated audio book biography out as he has such a great voice. :)
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My first car was a 1979 Triumph Spitfire I bought in 1990 while in high school, which got hit - in my driveway - by a drunk driver the same night I rolled it out of the garage to replace the clutch. I never got to drive it. When he said his first car was a wrecked Spitfire he bought to build...I had a bit of a moment. ❤️🚗
Cracking video, thoroughly enjoyed that! Naughty Porter, expertly handled response 😂 Another +1 for podcast version if you do more in this style. Would love to see more of these - more Designers (Julian T?) and other roles alike - perhaps some vehicle sign-off Chief's that have a story to tell?
Great interview, loved Ian's reaction to some of the questions that he clearly was not expecting. Didn't know that it's his brother working for Ford design now, some mega talent in that family.
Do you happen to know anything about his brother? I was at art school in the late 1970's with a Scottish guy studying industrial design and who then went on to the prestigious car design course at the Royal College of Art. Unfortunately I can't remember his name, but do remember he was car mad and the rest of us wondered how he managed to afford a new MGB V8 as a student - just wondered if he could be Ian Callum's brother?
I'm only half way through as I write this but I'm loving this interview. You obviously respect each other. The cut aways to all the cars is perfect, though I have to keep pausing the playback to have a proper look. Well done Jonny
You've totally hit the spot here, a great interview.Enjoyed your almost confrontational questions, very refreshing. Very glad Mr Porter was included too. Thanks.
Love it Johnny it's the Jonathan Ross of car shows interviews an Alan Partridge of car collections. I feel part of the grown-up pervert club still...😂👍
There I am, watching this show, and my car history is (for now) a Nissan Micra and a Dacia Sandero Stepway… I feel so dirty… and ashamed. I promise to all car perverts that my next car won't be as bad.
Most of us don't have cars that we really want, for most it's whatever we can afford and whatever is available at the time. Don't be feeling dirty about it.
@@terryatkinson899 Thanks for your reply, but I'm afraid I bought the Sandero brand new… I think I need to work on my taste, and trust myself to buy used cars.
@@KubrickFR nothing wrong with the Dacia if it gets the job done. I have a boring kia pro ceed diesel and 2 worthless fiat cinquecentos which are great to drive and have more character than stuff costing thousands more and I can tinker away with them on a shoestring budget... happy days
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Ian comes across as a most unassuming chap - almost unaware of the fact that he's a bit of a design icon.
Also, congrats Jonny - this is a perfect start to the rebranding of the channel. I thoroughly enjoyed that natter 😁
Totally agree
Want a wet wipe for your nose?
@@themadplotter 😂
The guy wouldn't even sit on a seat he considered too low rent... Not sure what others are seeing but to me he came off as a total wanker.
@@kidShibuya jeez man, clearly that was a joke and was obviously a setup - Jonny brings in an ugly chair so that the designer can poo poo it and bring out the design icon chair... It had a bit of clunk to it I'll grant you, and clearly Callum is a better designer than he is an actor, but it was meant as a bit of homour. 🙄
He's spot on about BMW design these days. It's just too much. BMW are supposed to be understated,clean and sinister. Now they just look like monsters designed on acid.
The E46, E39 and E38 were pure car porn.
Exactly, it's over designed compared to their simpler but charming late 80s to early 2000's designs. It's not as bad as the latest Honda Civic though, that thing it's painfully over designed. (mandatory the Z8 is a timeless design masterpiece and I wish more BMWs were like it)
Great interview, Ian has been my boss a few times, he is one of the best designers in the world........and i have been lucky to work for him, at Jag & TWR.
Two automotive greats, having a fun, unforced conversation about cars, I absolutely loved this. Keep up the great work Jonny.
Ain't it the truth!
Great interview, Ian is probably the most spot on designer that I can agree with. I didn’t realise so many of my favourite designs were his. At a very you age seeing the rs200 racing at Lydden hill is a very found memory.
I can also relate to his view of the handling of fords, only lotus have given me a similar feeling. My ex’s fiesta was so “just right”. Even a focus estate diesel drove nice.
I hope he gets back to mainstream cars one day so his art can been seen in the flesh by millions of people again.
The most talented car designer on the planet today ... Ian Callum's designs are always supremely elegent and just seem to stand the test of time so well, which is really the hallmark of good asthetic design.
Jonny, congrats from Australia on the “evolution “ of you, your “spiritual you” and one of the best TH-cam car channels, always enjoyed your passion for motoring, innovation and communication... onward and upward
What a great interview and hopefully even bigger sign of the things to come Jonny!
Absolutely loved this new format, helped by such a wonderful modest bloke.
His modesty was put to the test in the initial choice of chair
I can't believe you trailered some old chairs... and he refused to sit on it! 😂👌
Tell me about it. Bloody diva.
@@TheLateBrakeShow Get some proper chairs, you cheapskate! xD
He had to sit in the Eames Chair, in true industrial designer fashion!
Great interview, good to hear that it all started with proper car enthusiasm and personal projects that are still enjoyed to this day.
PS. Estate cars, pretty much without exception, always look better than their saloon counterparts. That '57 Chevy should have been a Nomad.... ;-)
Love these informal chats. Don't sell your soul to the commercial world Johnny. Keep it real mate. It's what we love about your channel ✌️
I won't, trust me. It just comes down to careful partnerships and the need to ensure it is a business that pushes for better quality content.
Ian Callum is my favourite ever car designer. So many iconic cars he's designed. The best one for me is the Jaguar CX-75 😍
I could sit around listening to you two chat all day! Thanks!
What a start Jonny!! An amazing couple of videos with awesome questions and great, proper car nerd content. Also, Sniff’s cameo was really funny. Keep the great work on!!
Just watched this. Enjoyed that. Great interview Jonny. Looking forward to watching part 2
Jonny these videos are brilliant, really well done, could watch Mr Callum all day long
So glad you changed the channel name, it was definitely holding back it's potential. Great way to start anew, Ian is a legend. Wish you all the sucess for the future.
It wasn't. His channel grew bigger than most other channels in the same time and the new name is overly long and clumsy.
@@kraenk12 Johnny eluded to this himself. Some big brands are reluctant to associate themselves with the word "pervert" because of the potential negative connotations around it. I hope we can all agree that we wish continued success for jonny and the channel. Thanks for commenting.
Designer of the db7 and vanquish, eternal respect!
Jonny ...outstanding chat and video with Ian pts1 and 2. Really enjoyed them. I hope your channel goes from strength to strength 👍
Feeling quite pleased with myself for having both an Eames Chair 670 and an XF Sportbrake. It’s nice to have your taste backed up by a design legend!
This man also designed the wonderful Viggen body kit for the Saab 9³. And for that thanks you sir!.
The Disco5 number plate is like an ox-bow lake of car design. It was originally offset, and the window was stepped, to make space for the spare wheel that used to be on the back. Then the Disco 3/4 did away with the spare wheel but left the graphical shapes in place, and now the 5 has it left over just as a vestigial reference to what was there before. They need to either make it stronger/more harmonious with what's immediately around it, or go totally straight and move on altogether.
As a proud owner of a 1998 1.7L Ford Puma, i didn't know this man was involved in the desing. I love the car, it looks fantastic even in this days. The only flaw i will mention is the wheel desing (in the models from 1997 to 2000?) with the "boat propeller" type. Fortunately i found a cheap set of the 2000-2002 model, wich have a more conventinal desing.
Great stuff, what a nice bloke. Agree with Ian about the XKR convertible, such a beautiful car
Good work Jonny, interesting informative chat , nice to see real friendship in an interview, so different from some of the chats I have seen Ian Callum involved in...
Best thing I've watched in ages. Thanks Jonny!
Great interview. Seems like a really passionate, down to earth car guy (although who knew he’d be such a seat snob with your choice of studio furniture!). Has designed some of the most beautiful cars and hopefully will continue to do so.
Ian’s right! Those chairs look nasty! Brilliant interview!
I'm always right
You are great jhonny,! So cool. Really enjoy your videos
I actually felt like I was sitting there with the two of you I didn’t realise I shared so many likes and dislikes with ye! Great interview, looking forward to part two and this just arrived after I watched the Netflix show on Frank Stephenson.. Would I be right in thinking these guys worked on some of the same projects back in the day?
Cheers v much. Yes, I think Frank and Ian worked on several models together, including the Escort Cos.
One of my favourite car people Ian Callum. I would love to see a collaboration with Ian & Gordon Murray.
Great video, revisiting this one again, seem to recall that Ian got some inspiration from Andy Saunders Custom Bentley at the time, love that '32...
I just want to mention the Rover 75.
The more I look at it the better it gets. I honestly think it's one of the best looking cars ever launched.
It may not have been the right styling theme for its era and it may have very quickly got the 'old man' image, but it's gorgeous.
Absolutely agree. I had. 2.0 V6 back in the day, lovely thing to drive. Didn’t do helmsmithery, far too undignified, but great for long distances, super civilised cabin, engine sounded great when I ragged it and the amount of people who said they loved my Jag 😂
I really loved this, could have listened to this for many hours longer than it was.
Jip, Johnny......spot on! Really nice show!
Great interview Jonny, love the casual format.. Just like being there listening to a couple mates/car nuts..
Great interview. Always loved the steering wheel in my old Orion, know I now why it was “just so” :)
I've owned several of his creations, the Jaguar XKRs have been my favorites... I'm glad you gave him a better chair he deserves a Throne !,
You are full of surprises!
Hanging with Ian Callum...
The vibe between you too is clearly the vibe of two very good friends.
What a moment in time this hour has been.
Thanks for sharing the friendship.
Carl in Detroit🖖
Cheers v much Carl. Give my love to. D-TOWN. Miss that city.
Loved this interview. The 75 ZT-T estate is a handsome car and with the Mustang engine is a wonderful machine.
Great one jonny. Great start to the new channel name but still a car pervert and proud of it.
Despite his success, seems like a lovely down to earth chap
Very nice Jonny. It's obvious you get on together and thus you get more out of lan than most would. Although l'm not sure about the chairs! I would loved to have had the same chance encounter. I do have a habit of getting information out of people that wouldn't normally be forthcoming. Look forward to part deux !
Just watched Harry taking this for a spin.
This is amazingly review!!!
Harry who? Belafonte?
Yeah...not keen. Seems like a huge amount of money for mainly cosmetic mods in very questionable taste.
It was AWFUL! Got slaughtered in the comments too, rightly so
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Really enjoying the channel, proper car guy viewing. I've watch this a few times now, working from home it comes up on autoplay.
As a fellow VW T6 owner I'd be interested to see what Ian would do with the rear end of the T6, the bumper seem like it's missing something but all the aftermarket additions just look wrong...
Great first episode Jonny, really enjoyable easy-going vibe throughout
At 9.43 he said he had a lovely Moonstone blue Cosworth Sierra and a picture of Sapphire Cossy pops up , tut tut Jonny
£1-1.5k is a cracking banger price-point right now! Xsara Picasso is the #1 choice for me if it had to be the only car I owned.
Thanks Jonny, enjoyed that 👍
How did i not know the great Ian Callum designed my favourite car as a teenager. Not the Rover 75 estate, the one with a huge wing instead.
Absolutely cracking content Jonny, the likes of which you'll never find on TV. Weren't Pumas also notoriously joyrider-friendly?
Great interview. Love Ian's designs. Still have the original Volvo C70 👍!
I could have watched it for a couple hours more ;-) It was really nice!
Great show Johnny. Fascinating chap. I did think you were heading to the tip in Bourne at the start!
That would explain when I was about bitchslap that subscribe button, I was already subscribed...oh! 😳😲
Greetings from a Swede in Glasgow....🤜🏻🤛🏻🍻
Great channel Jonny, and a really interesting interview, please get Ian to do a Callum Rover 75, I know it won't happen, but just imagine if it did
Brilliant opening episode chap. A really engaging, interesting interview. And what a sound friendly open chap he seems to be, Nice job.
Is that a Vitra Eames chair?? How many of them does Mr Callum have then?? Nice. Great video [Jonny Smith]
On my list of best jobs in the world, Jonny, I would have to say yours is right up there at the front of the peloton. Although envy is literally a sin, I would risk it in your case as it seems like so much fun. Besides, I could wish for absolution on my deathbed, could I not? I am a recent subscriber, and I am loving it so far. My only other "car" related subscription is to Jay Leno's Garage. You both seem like nice guys, whose success has not spoiled you. Keep on keeping on, okay? Mike.
Wow! I have to be honest, I had never heard of Ian but watching this I discovered that he is responsible for most of the cars I’ve ever loved. What an incredible man!
pretty please include more pictures of the cars mentioned. otherwise a great watch!
If anyone is wondering today's guest is sat on a Vitra Lounge Chair.
Foot rest is missing;)
I know it as a Charles Eames chair.....
@@andymccabe6712 It looks very 'new' so possibly one of the replica Eames chairs. I have two in my office, and they look identical.
I have a couple of these - reproduction Eames chairs. Very comfortable.
Much better than the de-shelled giant tortoise Johnny passes off as chair.
What a lovely chap. He has done well that's for sure.
Absolutely brilliant, off to a great start on the “new channel “
What a great video, thoroughly enjoyed that.
Jonny - “They were very easy to steal 😏”
Great new channel name 👍 & awesome chat, kinda soothing..
Great name.. And good luck with the channel.... Will you still do some colaboration with the electric channel with you were also host
No he has said he has stopped
No he has said he has stopped
I think they have parted ways.
Big congrats that is amazing start new channel .
I learned to drive a Ford Sierra Cosworth in 2000, but I still understood what kind of car it was. Because at that time people didn't like Ford and Volvo very much, they preferred German cars.
Great first video for the "new" channel, Ian is spot on with the Fiesta recommendation!
I’ve met Ian Callum before, perfect gentleman.
I would give your guests a bit more time to answer your questions without interruption, and use editing to cut down on the the down time. I think this was a lost art of the old broadcast day interviews in the 80's. They just took their time and let one another finish their thoughts. Otherwise great questions and good energy here!
now this is a real car guy and youber not the other stupid youtubers who are obsessed with supercars and views
Fabulous video.
I have those Santa Cruz socks. Excellent taste Jonny.
They are my favourites. Must have mended holes in them 3 times!
Genuinely great content, wonderful interview.
That was brilliant ! I could listen to you both talk for hours! Was gutted it ended. Almost a cliffhanger! I definitely prefer his choice of chair!
Part 2 is up. Thanks for watching!
Such a crime... the imbeciles at Jag ruined your F-Type.
I've read many interviews with him over the years but this exceeded all of them! Chapeau!
Fascinating review. Love the fast paced questions and fluid nature of the conversation.
Loved this chat, nerding out over car design with a living legend . Can’t wait for part 2..
The 'new' Jaguar XF Hush advert of 2008 is what really made me sit up and pay attention. Cutting edge design that helped Jaguar stay afloat. There were nice cars about - but nothing like the XF. It took me a few years, but I got a 3.0 Portfolio Sport in Ultimate Black with the volan alloys. I loved that car - but an unfortunate pot hole put and end to my ownership. Have to say though - I've had two X260s since then - one the 3.0D XFS, now currently a 3.0 supercharged XFS. I love it. Thank you Ian, not only does the car look great, but it handles like it was on rails.
Seriously not kidding I came up with the phrase "Who do you think you car" in my head when I was tracing back the history of my most recent acty - although I was thinking more in terms of an actual car's history rather than the car history of a person. I was actually going to message you with the suggestion as the name would be right up channel 5's programming strategy - name first program second.
Wondering if Ian has a self-narrated audio book biography out as he has such a great voice. :)
Jonny, how did you come about that name and what does it mean/stand for? Great new channel, by the way.
He's just a big Danny Ric fan.
Rhowhat who isn’t?
Partly inspired by The Late Late Show with reference to late braking?
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Excellent viewing during my lunch hour. What a genuinely nice chap Ian is, and very interesting too. Thanks Jonny.
Loved the Beetle convertible!
My first car was a 1979 Triumph Spitfire I bought in 1990 while in high school, which got hit - in my driveway - by a drunk driver the same night I rolled it out of the garage to replace the clutch. I never got to drive it. When he said his first car was a wrecked Spitfire he bought to build...I had a bit of a moment. ❤️🚗
BMWs now, unfortunately, look like bucktoothed hillbillies. Not a fan.
Like hearing the imperial measurements... :)
Cracking video, thoroughly enjoyed that! Naughty Porter, expertly handled response 😂
Another +1 for podcast version if you do more in this style. Would love to see more of these - more Designers (Julian T?) and other roles alike - perhaps some vehicle sign-off Chief's that have a story to tell?
Fixated on the rear quarter of the roof line and door pillar on the rod. Sublime.
Great interview, loved Ian's reaction to some of the questions that he clearly was not expecting. Didn't know that it's his brother working for Ford design now, some mega talent in that family.
Do you happen to know anything about his brother? I was at art school in the late 1970's with a Scottish guy studying industrial design and who then went on to the prestigious car design course at the Royal College of Art. Unfortunately I can't remember his name, but do remember he was car mad and the rest of us wondered how he managed to afford a new MGB V8 as a student - just wondered if he could be Ian Callum's brother?
Tell him to sort out and bring the C-x75 to market !!
I'm only half way through as I write this but I'm loving this interview. You obviously respect each other. The cut aways to all the cars is perfect, though I have to keep pausing the playback to have a proper look. Well done Jonny
Nice interview. And I know about Dinky, my uncles and mum had few of them when they were child, and me an my cousins could play with them carefully ;)
You've totally hit the spot here, a great interview.Enjoyed your almost confrontational questions, very refreshing.
Very glad Mr Porter was included too. Thanks.
Love it Johnny it's the Jonathan Ross of car shows interviews an Alan Partridge of car collections. I feel part of the grown-up pervert club still...😂👍
There I am, watching this show, and my car history is (for now) a Nissan Micra and a Dacia Sandero Stepway…
I feel so dirty… and ashamed.
I promise to all car perverts that my next car won't be as bad.
Most of us don't have cars that we really want, for most it's whatever we can afford and whatever is available at the time. Don't be feeling dirty about it.
@@terryatkinson899 Thanks for your reply, but I'm afraid I bought the Sandero brand new… I think I need to work on my taste, and trust myself to buy used cars.
@@KubrickFR nothing wrong with the Dacia if it gets the job done. I have a boring kia pro ceed diesel and 2 worthless fiat cinquecentos which are great to drive and have more character than stuff costing thousands more and I can tinker away with them on a shoestring budget... happy days
Top man Ian.