http://www.themotorreport.com.au/535...e-in-australia
Looks okish. Old model but being used to introduce the brand
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http://www.themotorreport.com.au/535...e-in-australia
Looks okish. Old model but being used to introduce the brand
I reckon its not bad for the SUV lovers, pricing not too bad.
Could have been a nice car for my wife..until she heard the name. Someone didn't do their market research!
LOL, or maybe they did, could be a good selling point to some..lol maybe it's time for Ford to start looking outside the square.Quote:
Originally Posted by WASP
LOL.... My brother was an engineer for Toyota, you should hear the name translations for some of their cars... LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by WASP
What implications does the name have Colville? Sorry if it's a dumb question.
Not a dumb question my friend. Let's just say my lovely wife has a major objection to driving a car that has a very similar name to a wild cat ( Cougar) commonly refereed to middle aged women that chases younger men. Oddly enough some years ago I tried to convince her to get a car which, again was unfortunately named 'Probe'. Considering the core demographic they are targeting for these cars their name decisions are clearly questionable.
Try not to think of it as "Kuga" think of it as " K-uga".. is your wife a Seinfeld fan Colville ?..lol.
She is actually...lol
Well tell her to watch that episode again, Kruga industries, that's the 1'st thing I thought of when I seen the name Kuga, was K'uga, K'uga..lol.. got to love the Sein.Quote:
Originally Posted by WASP