Had this out for a spin the other day. Bonkers fast… standard it ain’t 
The perfect second car…
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I love these porkers but im too lofty and fat muscular to be comfortable. The ex had a Boxster and I could cram myself in but wasnt at all comfortable. The MX5 she had before that I couldn't even close the door without leaning across the centre console, which isnt a practical way to travel!
Seriously, you’d be surprised how roomy and comfortable they are (provided there’s no midget sitting behind you). You can mile munch for hours, mince about round town or attempt to set land speed records. They’re definitely a do it all motor. Often pondered a swap but these tick more boxes than the alternatives…
And the Skoda?
and what about it.... lol
The Wife's new EX40 has 448BHP, 670NM of thrust.
But it's still just a family car. About as exciting as a fridge or toaster to me. It's just white goods, whereas my TurboBrick, the little MX5, these Porkers, the Lotus, all interesting and lovely stuff. They've got pizazz, the X factor, a big dollop of soul.
Conversely a Skoda, as pleasant and worthy as it may be, is also like the fridge - hell, the light even comes on when you open the door!
But it's still just a family car. About as exciting as a fridge or toaster to me. It's just white goods, whereas my TurboBrick, the little MX5, these Porkers, the Lotus, all interesting and lovely stuff. They've got pizazz, the X factor, a big dollop of soul.
Conversely a Skoda, as pleasant and worthy as it may be, is also like the fridge - hell, the light even comes on when you open the door!
Not interested in women looking for £, could buy a McLaren if I really felt that inferior and in need of attention.
Got a lady half my age, life is tough.
If I were you I’d avoid grouping yourself with others by using the word ‘we’.
As for the word respect I suspect you have little comprehension of it’s use.
Now now children, don't start fighting on the internet 
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