Like that, at least you won't get thumped by someone misinterpretating the V sign.
Haha, that was my thinking entirely. I’m a full 5’6.99999”Like that, at least you won't get thumped by someone misinterpretating the V sign.
Being very small in stature that is an important consideration for me
every decimal counts
The "V" orientation relates to a story told that the designers put a V in the grill and not a ^ as an "up yours" to JLR.
To the Welsh Government for their none helpful grant support not to JLR.
I hadn't hear that component to the story. Interesting.
In fairness the diesels aren’t that great eitherYou guys are over complicating this for us petrol Grenadier drivers, we don’t need a wave or salute as we get to have a yarn at each and every gas station
I had a very friendly V sign and a flash of the lights from a Defender driver in Northern Botswana a couple of days ago. The driver clearly knew about Grenadiers.In fairness the diesels aren’t that great either
400 miles to my first tank.
Does the thumbs up mean what it does here or in Italy???Well well, a G Wagon driver gave me the thumbs up the other day...was he experiencing a mistaken identity or just liking the vehicle...I returned the gesture...good on him.
I understand...I had one Land Rover Old Defender driver stop right beside me facing the other direction, he started up a conversation...fantastic, then the lights changed...thumbs up and see you laterDoes the thumbs up mean what it does here or in Italy???
I generally get a thumbs up from people driving a wide range of cars.
It is kind of amazing. It seems that 95% of people don’t even notice it, 4% give it a head tilt as in what-is-that(?), and 1% act like they’ve seen the second coming of Christ and end up trying to have a conversation while driving. Which is really hard because unless they are in a TALL SUV, you can’t even see them…
