Is it only me who likes a really low car

[danny2003]

im going to keep quiet about the lowering thing
opps no im not i normaly wouldnt lower a car but mine came with it allready and i love it all the little chaves round me look at my car and think shed (just what i want them to think) untill i tickel the little peddel under my right foot and its handling better in the bends than my 1st one ever did it just dosnt like the speed holes we have round her. i did have to remove my bigger wheels when i went camping thow all the gear in the boot made for a little arch rubbing.

[Robsey]

Right - being a sort-of old fart, I like things original.

My Cav is a basic LSi, sat on 16 year old springs, so the cav sits lower now than was intended when it left the factory.

With the correct size wheels and a "sensible" amount of lowering, I think Cav's look great.
However I'm not a big fan of super-Phat chromed-up wheels rammed up inside the arches.

But that's me.

Regarding your Cav Gaz... looks good to me.

Who cares about practicality ?- practicality can be boring.

A little experimenting is what makes the site more interesting, especially when it works, and others can appreciate the work.

[planetc]

my opinion, saloons look great low, hatchbacks are best left alone

[VauxhallGirl]

No good for me...I live up a farm track!

[planetc]

No good for me...I live up a farm track!

4x4 with jacked up suspension and mud tyres then, lol. that would be interesting

[VauxhallGirl]

No good for me...I live up a farm track!

4x4 with jacked up suspension and mud tyres then, lol. that would be interesting

Easier to get an early Fronty... that's a Cavalier in wellies after all.

[droofer]

i agree, that certain models/ cars look great lowered whilst others dont, within reason, thinks like mk5 escorts should never be lowered,i think some cav hatches can look ok, but again, within reason, salloons look good lowered.
has anyone done a mk3 cav on air?
they should've made an estate. that would look .