Cars

[The Xeno]

*whistles*

dam ncie siris

Qtf

.... I've got heated seats though
(though I see such as an option on the bmw 2000 328i)

[Osi]

I've got that too...and a moonroof

[AncientAnubis]

Here you go KJ, not sure if it would be less than $10.5k though. It's a Scion tC.

[The Xeno]

I've got that too...and a moonroof

You sure you didn't just smack the guy over the head, take the keys - leave the 10K as a downpayment and run?

Granted, i've got a sunroof: (Not my pic, but same vehicle model)
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h286/ ... /car-4.jpg
Hand-cranked goodness.

Here you go KJ, not sure if it would be less than $10.5k though. It's a Scion tC.

Edmund's got it listed betwixt 13K ('05 ) to 17K (current)

[Solus]

The subaru mentioned in the initial post sounds appealing but personally I avoid FWD cars like that honda vtech thing.

for those who dont know, rear drives can go deeper into the corner hard on the brakes, (ie braking later) sometimes right until the apex (thankyou better weight distribution!). fwd cars cant do that as easy. this just suits my driving style.

also, think maintainance aswell. its generally easier to access parts on a traditionally mounted engine than it is to reach parts on a transverse mounted engine.

[Osi]

I've got that too...and a moonroof

You sure you didn't just smack the guy over the head, take the keys - leave the 10K as a downpayment and run?

Here you go KJ, not sure if it would be less than $10.5k though. It's a Scion tC.

Edmund's got it listed betwixt 13K ('05 ) to 17K (current)

well they did keep the keys under the front wheel, it was initially 40k when it was made and I have the original sticker with all its upgrades and stuff lsited on it.

[The Xeno]

I avoid FWD cars like that honda vtech thing.

I have never understood why the consumer has allowed FWD to become standard... To be sure, i've signed no petitions, made no loud complaints but still - If you've got the budget, options, and desire for performance try and get an RWD car.

[[SGC_ReplicÅtors]]

u no maintianing the car by your self is a lot of trouble but trust me the knowledge and the money saved is well worth it


im not a car fanatic or even knew much about cars, never knew how many clynders, or litres, or anything about cars

[GAT-X207]

WARNING: crap cars pics




this guy must be extremely stupid

more ricey cars (some ok, many craptastic)
http://www.laughatrice.com/gallery/

felt this thread has good cars but no crap ones ^ there they are

[traprunner]

I didn't read your whole spec

Toyota Celica. It comes in a 190 bhp version. I have the 140 bhp one and it is class. They are fast, look good and since they are Toyota they run forever.

http://www.carsplusplus.com/pictures/20 ... /photo.jpg
http://the-car-club.co.uk/Images/Pictur ... 5D-400.jpg

[Bad Wolf]

I have allways liked the Celica, anyway I would pick a VW camper van, or a VW Beatle [ old one or new, My Mum has the new one and it aint that bad, but I do still prefer the old ] Old Mini [ a classic ]

BWG

[Kjarkur]

I didn't read your whole spec

Toyota Celica. It comes in a 190 bhp version. I have the 140 bhp one and it is class. They are fast, look good and since they are Toyota they run forever.

http://www.carsplusplus.com/pictures/20 ... /photo.jpg
http://the-car-club.co.uk/Images/Pictur ... 5D-400.jpg

Price?

Please note that the price on cars in Iceland is ridicilous. Im now visiting the US and here it is much cheaper - and dont tell me to buy them in the states then coz when shipping I have to pay a toll, which is half the price of the car lmao.

[traprunner]

I didn't read your whole spec

Toyota Celica. It comes in a 190 bhp version. I have the 140 bhp one and it is class. They are fast, look good and since they are Toyota they run forever.

http://www.carsplusplus.com/pictures/20 ... /photo.jpg
http://the-car-club.co.uk/Images/Pictur ... 5D-400.jpg

Price?

Please note that the price on cars in Iceland is ridicilous. Im now visiting the US and here it is much cheaper - and dont tell me to buy them in the states then coz when shipping I have to pay a toll, which is half the price of the car lmao.

To buy it new in Ireland is about €40,000 but it is cheaper in England. I am currently selling mine to get a newer one. 2001 costs about €14,000 and it is money well spent.

[Kjarkur]

Nice, well I prefer bigger cars thoug, with 4 dors etc. And I would love it if I could get a 4WD coz in Iceland, over the winter it could snow and stuff. So if you have a aft-wheel drive it doesnt get you anywhere, forward drive is better and 4WD is best. So thats why a Subaru Impreza would be awesome but its too expensive. The Honda civic isnt 4WD but it sounds nice, I wouldnt mind a Celica if I could find one in iceland at a good price.

[GAT-X207]

celica is ok, not my favorite car