BUT is not SOLD in the same category as the vectra, passat, avensis etc

Yes it is , and the car magazines seem to think so too.

http://www.whatcar.co.uk/news-special-report.aspx?NA=225557&EL=3196977

Yes it is , and the car magazines seem to think so too.

http://www.whatcar.co.uk/news-special-report.aspx?NA=225557&EL=3196977

Well this is obviously open for debate and the octy seems to cover both sectors because of its large boot. But going by skoda press releases and previous sales stats, I stand by my original statement.

Any way back to thread topic;

small family car - A3

large family car - A4

Exec - A6

People carrier - SMax

4x4 - in the offroad sense = Range Rover

4x4 - traction = RS4

Convertable/Sport = R8

Think I may have a thing for Audis

(4) Citroen C5

(7) Either an Aston Martin or a Porsche 911.

There are no attractive or stand-out cars in any of the other classes.

Here are mine (have not included photos of those already included above):

1) City cars - Fiat 500

2) Superminis - Suzuki Swift is about the best but most are pretty average at best.

3) Small family car - Fiat Bravo

4) Large family car - Alfa Romeo I59

5) Large Executive car - Bentley Continental GT

6) People carrier - None

7) Four wheel drive - Porsche 911 Turbo

8) Convertible/Sports - Alfa Romeo 8C (beautiful unlike the pug ugly Audi R8 which looks pretty much like any other McLaren etc that is based on the looks of GTs from LeMans series cars :P)

Wherever the hell this sits it's doing good things for me at the moment, especially with the imminent twin turbo derv.

Cue the 'tarted up Vectroid' comments

Wherever the hell this sits it's doing good things for me at the moment, especially with the imminent twin turbo derv.

That's the same engine that will be in the Bravo before too long

IIRC Vauxhall, FIAT, Alfa and of course SAAB will be using that engine all over the place.