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Yeah, I roll hardcore:



Haha, thats not mine... unforntunately. A couple of blokes got bogged in my paddock and we had to call in that monster to pull them out! The truck driver was a legend and let me put my L plates on the front.

Heres my real car:



Cost AUD$2000, 319,000 kilometers, and its still going hard out. Well, Its managed to put up with me driving and its going fine!

I have A Lamborghini gallardo spyder

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(10-22-2009, 10:41 PM)Omniscient Wrote: [ -> ]The car came with a newer speaker set but I should replace it again. It's cheap. I already replaced the CD player. The car has an air intake. The previous owner raced the car and had a nitrous kit that was removed. Overall it's a fun car to drive around but it's getting all screwed up now from my bad driving. I drive it up to 110 all the time and put the peddle to the metal constantly. Also the previous owner removed the catalyst completely. I had to have that put back in eventually just to pass smog tests. I have about 90k miles on it and bought it was 50k.

Right now the motor mounts are shot and need replacement. Plus it won't be long before the timing belt also needs replacement. I can either put about $1k in the car or sell it and get something with less miles. I am probably going to sell. Thinking about a PT Cruiser or a Chevy Cobalt.

My parents recently purchased a cobalt. Pretty neat smooth running car.

Good gas mileage too.

Omni, get the Cobalt, stay away from the PT Cruiser.

A 1987 Grand Marquis

I have my own Honda City. It has a good mileage, well thats all about Honda

(10-22-2009, 10:41 PM)Omniscient Wrote: [ -> ]Thinking about a PT Cruiser or a Chevy Cobalt.

If your thinking about a car you should look into Scion TC's if you like them they're nice cars. They are pretty cheap too.

(10-23-2009, 03:36 PM)caspur Wrote: [ -> ]If your thinking about a car you should look into Scion TC's if you like them they're nice cars. They are pretty cheap too.

I like Scions too. Nice cars, very customizable also.

(10-23-2009, 04:04 PM)ProspectDotNet Wrote: [ -> ]I like Scions too. Nice cars, very customizable also.

I never really cared for them, i strongly recommend a 06-new Ford f250, If you go diesel, get the 7.3L. Thats just my tid-bit.

Ford f250 Thats was my previous car, I have a bad accident in the motor highway, My leg was broken. The car slipped due to a slippery surface,

It has a good mileage, a very good deisel consumption also. Highly recommended