[arungeorge]

Land-rover car.

[SpideyBoy]

Picture says it all

[porsche_guy]

Found this pic on a facebook group. The sticker is not all, this hector seems to have all the cringery accessories available from MG.

MG could've really made some effort in enhancing the look of the car with accessories. The current ones are just too cheap looking.

[swissknife]

It wonder what this person intends to communicate.

[Who_are_you]

Originally Posted by swissknife

It wonder what this person intends to communicate.

Maybe, he is fan of Mini Countryman

[gjnnbagal]

I don't know what to call this tasteful or wacky, it may not be now but it was totally wacky before I hid the huge font on the number plate
Not to mention that 'back off' sticker is so lame

[SpideyBoy]

Well that's one way to live with that scratch

[Thad E Ginathom]

Originally Posted by Who_are_you

Maybe, he is fan of Mini Countryman

If I ever get a Bentley, I'm going to stick a Skoda badge on the back.

Originally Posted by SpideyBoy

Well that's one way to live with that scratch

Very imaginative; very clever

Mind you, it might have been less work to fix the scuff!

[ashokrajagopal]

I don't know about weird or wacky, but

[sridhu]

Originally Posted by ashokrajagopal

I don't know about weird or wacky, but

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People should read a bit of history before doing stuff like this. In Hitler's regime, brown skins like us (and presumably the owner of the car) would have been considered part of the problem and 'finally solved'!

[mayankk]

Originally Posted by sridhu

People should read a bit of history before doing stuff like this. In Hitler's regime, brown skins like us (and presumably the owner of the car) would have been considered part of the problem and 'finally solved'!

Actually, this brings to my mind the time when I was preparing for CAT back in 2003-4. I was taking some classes for the gd interview part from career launcher, and there were quite a few people who mentioned in their mock interviews that they were "inspired" by Hitler when it came to leadership. Even the coach guy acknowledged, that yes, it's acceptable in that regard. And I was there in the room, shaking my head, arguing "no, it's not!! It's not acceptable in any regard!! What kind of stupid are you? And if your interview panel accepts that as a decent response, you both probably deserve each others moronity. "

Endless arguments.
The guy here, he probably is better informed, what with both the swastika and the eagle. He knows, but maybe doesn't understand. Or maybe he does. Who knows nowadays.

[porsche_guy]

Originally Posted by ashokrajagopal

I don't know about weird or wacky, but

I dare this dude to do a Europe road-trip in that car

[bhphog]

Saw a Baleno the other day, Guy made the effort to get a sticker printed which read "BAE-LENO"
Poor Guy must have thought of a PUN first time in his life.
(BAE = Before anyone else)

[GTO]

How tasteless! Writing your surname on the front of your car!

[hserus]

Originally Posted by sridhu

People should read a bit of history before doing stuff like this. In Hitler's regime, brown skins like us (and presumably the owner of the car) would have been considered part of the problem and 'finally solved'!

Disgusting. However I am not surprised.

Mein Kampf is a hot seller in India - even sold in airport bookshops. A friend saw several copies in a Nagpur airport bookshop a year or so back, placed right next to a biography of the PM as they'd stacked the books in alphabetical order.