Recent content by JustTheGent

Yet to see any of them that can compete with Trump himself. Must be a strange situation for those trying to nail it. There's an abundance of material but it's almost impossible to compete with the real deal. Bizarrely, if Trump pulls off another victory he'll have to go down as one of the...

Going out to the cinema and streaming a film at home are completely different things and actually cater for different markets. Obviously there is some crossover but lots of people who go to the cinema rarely watch films at home and certainly don't have a gigantic screen in their house. This is...

Expect some press release reannouncements or announcements regarding announcements over the coming days. No doubt Preston and his team will be using the same how to guide used by Ben Houchen. Not even a murmur from Houchen about what's going on - and he's supposed to be leading the Tees region...

Cheers for the the offer buff :cool: I have actually driven several Land Rovers before, but not the new defender. Range Rover Vouge was nice and do like some of the classic ones. Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying these vehicles cannot not be enjoyed and some people no doubt have a good...

Hot off the press. Expensive Land Rovers and Teslas are most UNRELIABLE cars :LOL::ROFLMAO: https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-8768905/Expensive-Land-Rovers-Teslas-UNRELIABLE-cars-says-watchdog.html :cool:

:LOL: Rolex are a basic common watch which is mass produced. People buy them because of the brand - not because of the actual watches. I have two watches, a Grand Seiko which I picked up from a second hand store and a Journe which I was given. The GS is quite sporty and the Journe a bit more...

Yes, the 3 series GTs are nice vehicles. A neighbour has one and he said it's very practical compared to his previous similar type cars. Obviously everyone has their own opinions and may like a particular thing. The big brands don't spend millions on advertising and marketing for nothing. Rolex...

Andy Preston's tower with a helipad on top cost over £600k in design fees - then it was shelved not long after :LOL: There was even a chunk spent on booking the Riverside Stadium to announce it. Someone has had a very nice payday off this. Wonder if they are linked to you know who :unsure...

I haven't changed my tune. I just copied and pasted what I'd already stated :LOL: It's not really up for debate. The evidence is there to say that some of the more reasonably priced brands are indeed better quality. By better quality I mean they work as they should without breaking or needing...

I think most would agree, some of the cars that are reasonably priced are better quality and more reliable than the so called premium brands. :cool::cool:

:LOL::ROFLMAO: Comment still stands. It hasn't been disproved :cool:

If you look at the index Citroën doesn't score very high so not quite sure what you're getting at.

:LOL: Not so sure. I know several technicians who work at premium car brands and they have told me that cheap plastic parts are often used as part of the mechanics. Yes, you'll get some nice leather seats etc and a good infotainment system but this brings us back to the main point about car...

I'm simply communicating that people are willing to pay more for inferior quality. Just to note, I've owned a Mercedes and currently have a vintage Porsche. But I bought these vehicles for aesthetic reasons rather any overriding quality factor. Furthermore, I sold the Mercedes for more than what...

Yes, that's my point. Lexus is a premium brand within Toyota and you do actually get some added quality.