Hidden_Hunter
Needs more IceBone
- Joined
- Oct 7, 2006
- Messages
- 8,612
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
- Car(s)
- '13 BMW 125i, '26 Buick Standard Six
I wonder just how much money you'd have to Holden to build the efijy
The instructor's car was quite a bit more powerful than mine and the break pedal was a bit messed up (upper region it did absolutely nothing at all and it suddenly applied a shitload of force at some point on the way down, probably from the 2-pedal system),
Not necessarily messed up, some cars just have brakes like that. I had to learn in a Fiesta Diesel for a few weeks while my intructor's Focus was in for servicing (I actually took my test in it too, not a bad car really) and that had a strange feel to the brakes. You just have to get used to it.
It's difficult for me to give you any tips, because driving in the UK is different. Are you driving a manual shift btw? If not then shame on you.
I didn't realise Viper didn't have a driving license though Get one, do it NOW!
It must be pretty hard to screw up a cinnamon roll, because I dont think ive ever had a bad one
^ I'd rather have the Honda. It looks almost as good, drives well and is comfortable plus it won't be in the shop ever other month.
It's not just you. I think we had a thread about that in the General Automotive section some time ago.
The new Accord coupe is interesting, it looks great compared to the sedan counterpart. I think Honda finally decided to shift their practical image for some style.