Drivers, What you drive?
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<spoiler=I drive a Grand Am SE that looks almost exactly like this one>http://imganuncios.mitula.net/1995_pontiac_grand_am_se_turquoise_in_springfield_ohio_93406834658288383.jpg
Though my rims are different (not that they're spinners or anything). Mine are those ones that have five points inside them. When i got it, it had less then 105K miles on it, and still only has in the mid 104K. Then again, I only got it late last summer in july. She's a good car.
EDIT: mine doesnt have a sun roof either.
Though my rims are different (not that they're spinners or anything). Mine are those ones that have five points inside them. When i got it, it had less then 105K miles on it, and still only has in the mid 104K. Then again, I only got it late last summer in july. She's a good car.
EDIT: mine doesnt have a sun roof either.
Well my past 2 cars have been Peugeot 106's but haven't had a car since november, currently looking for a new car for uni, will probably go for another 106, nothing beats beating the big engined cars in a tiny car lol (although something more reliable might be more useful...)
Currently drive a Fiat Panda Active Evo 1.1 2009.
I originally bought it as it was cheap (less than £90 a month) and I thought I would live to regret it, but so far i've been impressed. Lowest insurance band, only £35 a year tax as it was the most fuel economic non-hybrid vehicle available at the time.
So its great if you just want to get from A to B for as little as possible. But if I had the cash i would get a 1976 Austin Mini.
I originally bought it as it was cheap (less than £90 a month) and I thought I would live to regret it, but so far i've been impressed. Lowest insurance band, only £35 a year tax as it was the most fuel economic non-hybrid vehicle available at the time.
So its great if you just want to get from A to B for as little as possible. But if I had the cash i would get a 1976 Austin Mini.
I currently drive a 2008 Volkswagen Rabbit 2.5 and I love that car!
I'd take a pic and show it, but it's really dirty right now.
I'd take a pic and show it, but it's really dirty right now.
I have 2007 Subaru Outback, manual transmission. It's got great gas mileage for a car that's constantly in 4 wheel drive, which I need for all the mountain roads out here. It's reliable and safe, and not a bad looking vehicle. Then again, I've always been a Subaru fan.
2007 Honda Civic Coupe. I bought it new in 2007. Pretty great, overall. Really fun to drive with a manual transmission, handles well, reliable, pretty well made, sips gas even though I redline it several times a day. I'm in no hurry to get rid of it. Though, the Toyota FT-86 concept is looking mighty appealing...
I drive a 1996 Opel Vectra. It's not a bad car, I like it a lot, and the diesel engine offers surprisingly good mileage for its age. It has gone 350,000 kilometers though, and it shows. My grandads a mechanic so we always fix the thing together, and we've had to replace the entire break piping, dismantle half the engine to fix a broken gear that drives the main belt, and I just ordered new shocks because the front left one has been sheared off. So...yeah it's actually a piece of shit. I'm looking for something new as well. Hopefully German.
BMW is always a good choice and the 3 series are excellent, I don't think you will be disappointed.
BMW is always a good choice and the 3 series are excellent, I don't think you will be disappointed.
Sounds like you need a bigger intercooler for the turbo. A buddy of mine had the same heat issue when he turbocharged his civic hatchback. An empty can found crushed on the street would have been better then the one which came in his kit though, so it might not be your problem.s0m3th1ng said: