A Current Affair - 4WD Bashing

A Current Affair..... Trivial Tales Told Today by Trailer Trash.

What happened to Real Reporting?

Always reminds me of Bill Murrays "Ground Hog Day"

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Is this the one where the slag stopped in the middle of the road in a car cause she didnt have the brains to pull over to the side of the road, then couldnt possibly understand how a car/bus/truck/motorcycle/plane hit her up the @rse?

Said it before, they sling enough sh|t it will stick.

And people look at me strange when I tell them I don't watch TV (except for sport of course).

So what?

99% of what is reported on TV and in the print is untrue

Don't want aggro...don't watch TV Current Affairs

I think it is of far more importance what is happening with Izzy and Karl and Sky and Lana - maybe if we all dropped a line to the advertisers of ACA and let them know we have stopped watching because of unprofessional and biased reporting that may have an effect - nothing else will. Anyway it will be 2 diet stories as well this week. rgds

Where I live every second vehicle is a 4wd. As a firie most of the people we cut out are either in non 4wd's and the one's that are are usually overseas tourists going to fast, to hard, exceeding their capabilities. I remember a rumour\urban legend a few years back that any vehicle entering Perth with a bullbar would have to have it removed first. Way out there but amazing what dumb people think.

They can report all they like nuthin much will change except it gives the gov a good excuse to put up rego fees. I don't give a damn, as long as I can afford it I'll continue to drive my 4b. Perhaps some education for all drivers about sharing the road with others may be in order. All this crap has got boring.

If you have a good look at the Aussie family cars you'll see why people buy 4bys. Their noses must be out of joint from lost sales.

Many people buy Cruisers and other 4bys for their room, build quality and durability.

We have three tall teens and they get uncomfortable in the back of our Falcon sedan:
floor hump;
low roof;
crap seats and seating position for passengers; and
heaps of sun glaring in - because more glass and less steel roofline is cheaper in a car.

The Commodore is no better.

What else do people suggest for us? The 'people movers' have little space for luggage and gear. So our approach is the Cruiser for trips, practicality and comfort (and some off road) and the Falcon does the shopping trolley and school delivery.

Missed the prog, what did he say? Isn't Cadogan something to do with 4WD Monthly?