When it comes to "auto tuning", the owner of a polo from Munich has probably opted for a special variant - at least that's what it looks like according to a yodel photo.
- Opinions differ on the subject of auto tuning.
- The driver of a polo from Munich opted for a special variant.
- The photo of the car on yodel provided plenty of conversation.
Munich - When it comes to cars , tastes are different: While some people are happy to simply have a mobile base, other drivers are almost obsessed with the appearance of their vehicles - and also invest a lot of money in doing so.
An unbelievable picture , which is said to have come from Munich , now shows that you have to cut corners elsewhere.
Munich: Jodel community laughs at tuning fail: "If the money does not ..."
The photo was posted by a user of the yodel app - and not only caused a lot of amusement , but also sparked many discussions.
In the picture you can see a red polo in a parking lot with chic, silver rims. However, what is irritating is the location of the car . While the vehicle was obviously lowered at the front, this is not the case around the rear tires. The result: the car is completely wrong!
"If the money is not enough for both axes", is written in the yodel app for the curious photo . Numerous other yodelers replied to the posting from Munich - who also posted pictures of their models. Lowered, of course.
Munich: Curious photo of car on yodel - users join in and show their pictures
"Fortunately for me it was enough for both axles," one user writes about the picture of his tuning car . "Thank God it was enough for both of me," another user writes and also posts a photo.
The photo collected around 2,000 reactions and around 1,400 comments on Facebook alone in the first 18 hours. Although the picture of the crooked car from Munich is amusing, some users see it as pragmatic. "Recommended tip for all car enthusiasts!" Is one of the tips shared with a wink smiley.
Another yodel user probably thinks that the owner of the car made the wrong decision. "Then the rear axle is best," he writes.
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Is the owner of the car trying to keep up with the “rich and beautiful” of the city by tuning? This is not apparent from the posting. A new series is currently being shot about the "Rich Kids" from Munich.
Recently, a yodel photo with a Lamborghini in Munich caused a lot of laughs - a woman is said to have said something completely wrong about the driver of the car.