birchesgreen
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I think i've seen at least one over the last few days, though my attention tends to be on old plates for the other thread!
Anybody seen any 26 plates yet (on the road or in a public car park, so excluding any pre registered cars on garage forecourts)?
Well I know one Mod has a lovely-looking O-gauge Railfreight liveried "diesel 26", so you should be fine.I was going to start a thread called “What happened to the diesel 26s”, but feared three strikes and out from team Mod.
Yes. Though it will not necessarily countAnybody seen any 26 plates yet (on the road or in a public car park, so excluding any pre registered cars on garage forecourts)?
Was behind a grey A290 GT earlier, nice but i'd rather have a yellow Renault 5.An Alpine A290, in (filthy!) electric-blue, is parked on local residential road today.
Alpine A290 is the "hot hatch" variant of Renault's Five EV.
Anybody seen any 26 plates yet (on the road or in a public car park, so excluding any pre registered cars on garage forecourts)?
Dacia Springs aren't so nice when you're actually inside them!Also saw a Dacia Spring for the first time recently, really nice.
I saw one of those in Lidl carpark yesterday, didn't know what it was until i could see the name on the back.In a dealers car park so no number plate but a Changan Deepal S07 in Dorchester.
I've seen a review of it, didn't seem much worse than my Sandero.Dacia Springs aren't so nice when you're actually inside them!
I've mostly seen yellows but the dark blue looks good too.Yellow Renault 5 in the office car park today. First yellow one i've seen in the wild, all the others i've seen have been the black one.
Following on from the 5 yesterday, someone has parked an Alpine A290 in the car park today, in a rather lovely deep blue as well. Looks amazing.
It might just be me.It's a van, but I spotted this Farizon SV in Leicester the other day
I don't find it that bad, though the black bulge wrapped round the bottom of the windscreen does remind me of the first incarnation of the Fiat Multipla*, which was also, erm, visually challenged for some. Vans are basically rectangular boxes and it must be difficult to make them distinctive without adding some degree of oddness.It might just be me.
But, I don't think even vans used to be that ugly.