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trmcculloch · 12-17-2006

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Originally Posted by studioprisoner

1987 Toyota Corolla allll the way baby!! hahahaha

i'm getting a new car in 2007. a 2003 Holden Commodore VY. (that really wouldnt mean much to most of you guys here...)

New car complete with all new fuel bills - hurray!

I drive a 1999 peugeot 306.

And to all the North Americans who posted here, you guys have some really terrible cars! except for the 'stang' but i'd still prefer a bmw or something along those lines.

sorry, didn't mean to be mean..

studioprisoner · 12-17-2006

yeh i know :/ but i really need a bigger car.

trmcculloch · 12-17-2006

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Originally Posted by studioprisoner

yeh i know :/ but i really need a bigger car.

fair enough, should cash in on the lpg rebate

MarkFleser · 12-17-2006

That car looks a lot like a Honda Civic.

divigation · 12-17-2006

I roll in a 1981 Specialized Stump Jumper.

**rsayers** · 12-18-2006

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Originally Posted by trmcculloch

New car complete with all new fuel bills - hurray!

I drive a 1999 peugeot 306.

And to all the North Americans who posted here, you guys have some really terrible cars! except for the 'stang' but i'd still prefer a bmw or something along those lines.

sorry, didn't mean to be mean..

North America has a few good cars, We dont have GT-R's or GTi-R's or anything like that... but we have a few

**nicks** · 12-18-2006

I live a few minutes from the Ferrari dealership - that's the closest I'll get to having my own.

A guy down the street from me works there and always comes home with a dealership vehicle, Bentley, maserati, ferrari, aston martin, lotus. drooooool

Just give me an Exige and I'll be happy. I've got humble needs.

llamame · 12-20-2006

Korinwoodo, what do you drive in the winter?

trmcculloch · 12-23-2006

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Originally Posted by rsayers

North America has a few good cars, We dont have GT-R's or GTi-R's or anything like that... but we have a few

Aus has a lot of imported GT-Rs etc but they;re getting quite long in the tooth. Australian built cars are decent quality but still dinosaurs like most american cars (big and heavy with big thirsty engine).

I tend to think Europe make much more sensible (size wize) and much better quality cars that are as a generalisation going to be more fun to drive.
Think BMW, Merc, Volkswagen...etc. Maybe I just like German cars....................

philbowell · 12-24-2006

Ha, my car isn't at all flashy. I drive a Vauxhall Corsa, ha! The best a student can afford, but I like it and i enjoy driving it!!

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studioprisoner Mac Specialist Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 382	yeh i know :/ but i really need a bigger car.

12-17-2006	#14 (permalink)
MarkFleser Mac Genius Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Delton, Michigan Posts: 875	That car looks a lot like a Honda Civic.

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divigation Concierge Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Houston Posts: 771	I roll in a 1981 Specialized Stump Jumper.

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llamame Mac Specialist Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 429	Korinwoodo, what do you drive in the winter?

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philbowell Mac Genius Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Over the road from the Queen, UK Posts: 952	Ha, my car isn't at all flashy. I drive a Vauxhall Corsa, ha! The best a student can afford, but I like it and i enjoy driving it!!

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