Not specifically for footballers' cars, the topic is half a lie. A thread for discussions about cars in Football, to avoid clogging up the other threads with car chat.
So, this thing:
http://buyersguide.jalopnik.com/lexus-lx-jalopniks-buyers-guide-1745071160
Jebus H Christ hell but that is one fugly vehicle. Who the hell would spend 90 grand on that?
Apart from a footballer, obvs.
It's looks like a joke though. Something like a Porsche Cayenne looks vulgar and pointless, but that thing, it looks like a teenager was given a boxy SUV and told to make the best of a bad job in body kit shop.
Yes, it's horrible. But then BMWs sell, so there's obviously a market for ugly cars.
It's only 90k in American money. But yeah, horrible.
And I think BMWs are alright looking, with the obvious exceptions of the 6 and all of the x series
You'd struggle to call them good looking, though. Car styling is not a German forte.
Mercedes used to make lovely sports cars, the old 280 SL is gorgeous
Cristiano Ronaldo crashed his car just before the very spot where Georgi Kinkladze crashed his. Spooky.
#8 Compared to a similar vintage Ferrari or Aston?
I quite like the look of the Merc SLS:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6
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And gull-wing doors, never not cool.
#1 is no uglier than anything else bigger than a Cortina, in fairness.
By way of contrast, last summer, I was parked next a very standard looking Range Rover. After a few minutes, David Beckham and his mum got in and he drove off.
"Bigger than a Cortina" is a surprising and unusual benchmark for the limits of aesthetics, I must say.
See, I quite like the Cayenne. More so than any other 4x4.
And some German cars are bloody beautiful.