runningman
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****, looks like I'm the oldest so far, 53 with 06 New leon Sport TFSI....never really thought about the age thing to what you drive..wouldn't worry about it
32 driving a TDI FR. Why not petrol? Fuel economy, dislike revving the nuts of the car when the low down diesel grunt is much more fun to me.. and I have to drive 500 mile round trips for work at least twice a month 
.. plus.. it's bloody brilliant!
.. plus.. it's bloody brilliant!
It's nice to be individual and have something a bit different to everyone else. I remember in my last job instead of pool cars they hired cars like vectras, mondeos, etc and I could never find them in car parks as they blended in so well.
Oh 31 as well so guess I'm mid scale on the ownership table.
Im 23 and i feel to young for a car like this lol it dont matter what age you are as long as it makes u smile when ya plant it.
The question is, why do you have a 'small family car' at your age
Iv been asking myself that since i got it, but i like it.
isn't it the norm,for gentlemen of a certain age ,to suddenly buy a sports car and start having an affair with a woman half his age?
can't wait personally
You had yours, you just decided to get married.
isn't it the norm,for gentlemen of a certain age ,to suddenly buy a sports car and start having an affair with a woman half his age?
can't wait personally
Something has to soften the blow of getting older!
Tom99
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I am 36 and have just ordered the FR TDI in Black Magic.
Much like the Golf TDI this car will replace, I feel it is just right in terms of the car I feel I ought to be driving, the correct "image" and also it is far and away the best of a series of comparable cars I have test driven.
I tried a Ford Focus and Renault Megane, both were no good anyway but I must admit the image thing did come into the equation.
I have a 4 month old baby and my wife drives a Ford Puma (she is 33). We both feel that as long as we can fit the appropriate quick-release car seat in a car and it will accept a folded up pushchair, a little suitcase and a few Tesco carrier bags, why on earth would we sell our souls, give up the reason for living, and get one of those caravan sized bricks that people think you have to have when a child comes along.
I don't think my forthcoming Leon FR is either too "young" or "old" for my age!
Much like the Golf TDI this car will replace, I feel it is just right in terms of the car I feel I ought to be driving, the correct "image" and also it is far and away the best of a series of comparable cars I have test driven.
I tried a Ford Focus and Renault Megane, both were no good anyway but I must admit the image thing did come into the equation.
I have a 4 month old baby and my wife drives a Ford Puma (she is 33). We both feel that as long as we can fit the appropriate quick-release car seat in a car and it will accept a folded up pushchair, a little suitcase and a few Tesco carrier bags, why on earth would we sell our souls, give up the reason for living, and get one of those caravan sized bricks that people think you have to have when a child comes along.
I don't think my forthcoming Leon FR is either too "young" or "old" for my age!
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