We have got four of them in for sale all the base model. I think the sales director is a little bit thick as he seems to think he can shift them. I always thought the rule was " Once bitten twice shy etc". We have had one since December last year so god know how he thinks he can shift them. Yet some our trainee got in in dark blue 1.4 84PS Streetwise S and SE he has sold both in 2 weeks and he is only 19 so much for experience.

 

Words can't decribe my feeling right now.
:sick2:

 

I thought that car looked some what familiar! The yellow ADC metro scout.

Heres a pic

 

But the Scot looks very nice in that colour I would have had one but not that Streetwise it looks like the poverty spec model.

 

Ye-uch... yellow really isn't the Streetwise's colour, is it? Trophy Blue is a bit more like it!

 

I'd have it. I love the look of the Streetwise. I have never saw the point of alloy wheels meself.

 

I wonder if it would actually pay to get a respray? Probably not because it would muck up the warranty, but then how much less it the car worth if it looks like that?

 

surely it comes with hubcaps? does anyone other than the various Australian police buy a car with steel wheels and no hub caps these days anyway?

 

I normally like the streetwise, but that just looks awful. Saw a new one yesterday, in met blue.

 

The Streetwise is a car you either love or hate IMO. But yellow? I was dis-"custard" when I saw it. :lol:

 

surely it comes with hubcaps? does anyone other than the various Australian police buy a car with steel wheels and no hub caps these days anyway?

Well the entry level Honda Element has almost Identical steel wheels here in the good ol' US of A, and someone at work has one. So people do buy cars specced this way. However put the right wheels on this Streetwise and it will look fine yellow or not.

 

I don't mind the colour, but it definately needs a set of hubcaps.

 

Harewood Leeds had one in... no idea whether it sold or not.

Perhaps the AA could be interested in these yellow SW's?

 

I don't mind the steel wheels, makes it look even tougher...

 

Am I the only person who doesnt see the point of the Streetwise? It's just a 25 with plasticated bumbers.

 

That would look really good with some 18's on!!

 

Windy Miller - you don't have a load of huge road humps in Edinburgh then?

They are the reason London mothers buy 4x4s - for the ground clearance - the streetwise has the ground clearance without the daunting size or heavy fuel sapping 4x4 transmission and hopefully it is easier to reverse park.

 

The 25 has decent ground clearance though doesnt it?

 

I don't think it looks any better in Le Mans Green?

 

Still better than the (trophy?) yellow one.
Those wheels looks like they were stolen from Corsa vans. :bored:

 

25 is the base car... ZR is 20mm lower, Streetwise about 30-40mm higher..... seems a good idea to me...

 

I don't think it looks any better in Le Mans Green?

OMG! That is the Streetwise I would order, just add the metal headlamp guards. What a stunning machine.

Pity I only changed my car last September!

 

I saw one in XPG last week and I don't know who was more chuffed - me for seeing a funky car I want my bro to drive or the other guy seeing mine!

 

I don't think it looks any better in Le Mans Green?

Is it me, or has someone in Longbridge found a stash of old Mossis Ital wheels?

 

Am I the only person who doesnt see the point of the Streetwise? It's just a 25 with plasticated bumbers.

I for one would LOVE a Streetwise, especially when I go to my parent's country house or when I wander by Montevideo's less cared over streets. And I actually like those steel wheels, they make the car less girly, more businesslike...
God, I want Rover back in these shores :bored: