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If you have to ask the question, you wouldn't understand the answer.
10years old isn't old, I've got underpants made before 2004 hell both my kids were born before 2004 and ones still in primary school so its not old IMHO, if you couldn't put your car on H Plates its not old. So for me anything older than an XF I call old, but I don't start to like them until XC (that's my personal starting point doesn't have to be every ones but it has to at least have had a carby base model) To apprecate an old car you got to drive it with the window down, and as Beige boy suggested vintage appropriate music helps
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Re: why do you like driving an "old" car?
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