Anyone seen this?

http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Fiat_coupe

you can add to it by editing, do your worst!

I have spent ages on that site in the past, some stupidly funny stuff can be found in the featured content

never thought of looking for the coop on there though I knew welformed would get a mention!

thats funny!

corrected the bit about the coop headlights being able to see 300m.

That's brilliant!

I would point out though, that although the DeLorean was founded by American (ex GMC) John DeLorean, the cars were actually built in (and largely funded by) Northern Ireland

I think the article was saying it was bangles wife's knockers that can illuminate a road for 300m, not the headlights!

My bad

Ah I forgot to ask when I joined, is it true that those headlight covers were moulded on a girls arse?

Does the sun shine out of.... Never mind

for girls: 2.0L 16v N/A & 2.0L 20V N/A

hang on!

sexist or what!

<ahem>

lmfao @ some of the comments on there.

i like the fact goose got a mention!

Yeah, like they'd say that to my face

and Welformed too of course

who wrote it then?

perhaps that article could be updated with certain facts that the average non-coupe-driver might not know. such as:

- 80% of coupes have never had their rear seats sat in.

- The coupe's definitive slashes through the top of the wheel arches were added afterwards, and not by the designer, Chris Bangle. Legend has it that a prototype of the car was shown to the masked swordsman, Zorro, who thought it was a growling animal and struck it with his bullwhip.

- Since new government regulations banning smoking indoors in public places, all maintenance work on the turbo versions must now take place outdoors, forcing many garages to modify their equipment setup.

- Many of these popular cars are fitted with a cone filter replacing the standard air box, which sits very low down on a straight induction pipe. The purpose behind this choice of position is to suck up as much leaking oil and coolant as possible before it hits the ground and deposit it back into the engine. Boost is often increased to create as much suction as possible. This means that the car can be safely used for up to 24 hours* without these levels being checked.

*the 24 hour time frame must include in it somewhere a full service at a specialist near you.

That sounds like a wager to me Stan...

I'll say it to his face. he already wants to kill me anyway so cant really make it worse

Wow! That was the best thing i could have said for my 2500 post, i stand by my post Stan... until you pull me over lol