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Mazdafreak wrote:

northmeister wrote:

TheCatAndTheBanana wrote:

Smart ForTwo Diesel = 88mpg (going by a British Gallon on this one)

My favourite? Probably a 1969 Dodge Charger or Pymouth Superbird. I've seen both IRL.

There's some Volkswagen with 330mpg. 

I might go with the Ferrari 599, or the California.

Judging from your signature, I'm not surprised.

Me either.

Mazdafreak wrote:

NeilWest wrote:

Aston Martin DB9.

http://i.imgur.com/lCshz.jpg

I think I like the 2012 model better

http://i.imgur.com/30WTG.jpg

Me too.

Toyota Corolla.

Snowdrift wrote:

Ford Fiesta 

My dad's got one of them. :o But it's one from like 4 generations ago. It's a T reg, which means it's from about 1990.

Last edited by northmeister (2012-11-01 10:04:33)

Manuals are so much better 

jji7skyline wrote:

Manuals are so much better 

Yes they are. It's a shame you can't get a 6 speed manual in the GT-R.

I don't know much about cars, but I think porsche looks pretty nice...

jji7skyline wrote:

Mazdafreak wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

Manuals are so much better 

Yes they are. It's a shame you can't get a 6 speed manual in the GT-R.

It's semi-automatic, but manuals are more fun. That's why my first car will be a manual R32 :3

Yes, I know it's a dual clutch. I'm a big car enthusiast.

I actually learned how to drive on my dad's manual van, and haven't really ever looked back since. It's been a while since I've driven an automatic. I've gotten to drive some pretty cool cars since then.

I once saw an R32. My dad and I were on our way back from - surprise - the auto parts store. We were sitting at a red light when a Skyline R32 pulled up next to us. It said "GT-R" on the back of the car (I wasn't sure what it was, because it wasn't ever sold in America, not to mention I could tell that it was right-hand drive) so when I got home I looked it up on Wikipedia, and sure enough it was an R32 Skyline GT-R! That was probably the rarest car I've ever seen! (I've seen 7 other GT-R's; 3 of them were a 2012 model year Black Edition. I saw a 2013 GT-R about a month ago, I sure wish I could have gotten a picture of it!)

Mazdafreak wrote:

NeilWest wrote:

Aston Martin DB9.

http://i.imgur.com/lCshz.jpg

I think I like the 2012 model better

http://i.imgur.com/30WTG.jpg

OHMYGAWD.

Mazdafreak wrote:

NeilWest wrote:

Mazdafreak wrote:

I think I like the 2012 model better

http://i.imgur.com/30WTG.jpg

OHMYGAWD.

What, did you like it or something? 

YERP.

You see, I don't read car magazines.

Honda Fit or the Toyota Prius.

Mazdafreak wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

Mazdafreak wrote:

Yes they are. It's a shame you can't get a 6 speed manual in the GT-R.

It's semi-automatic, but manuals are more fun. That's why my first car will be a manual R32 :3

Yes, I know it's a dual clutch. I'm a big car enthusiast.

I actually learned how to drive on my dad's manual van, and haven't really ever looked back since. It's been a while since I've driven an automatic. I've gotten to drive some pretty cool cars since then.

I once saw an R32. My dad and I were on our way back from - surprise - the auto parts store. We were sitting at a red light when a Skyline R32 pulled up next to us. It said "GT-R" on the back of the car (I wasn't sure what it was, because it wasn't ever sold in America, not to mention I could tell that it was right-hand drive) so when I got home I looked it up on Wikipedia, and sure enough it was an R32 Skyline GT-R! That was probably the rarest car I've ever seen! (I've seen 7 other GT-R's; 3 of them were a 2012 model year Black Edition. I saw a 2013 GT-R about a month ago, I sure wish I could have gotten a picture of it!)

You must be over 16, I need to wait 2 more years 

And r32 skylines aren't extremely rare in Australia, since they import them used from japan a lot. You can get a decent one under 10k easy.

The only time I've really driven anything was a go kart, and that had a centrifugal clutch - not as fun 

GTR is faster on quarter mile I think, plus it's definitely better cornering