Unless it's a Land Cruiser or 4Runner that actually goes off road....right?
Dunno. Don't care really. I have a soft-spot for the Aygo though...
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Unless it's a Land Cruiser or 4Runner that actually goes off road....right?
You deserve a Toyota Camry.
Superchargers are for pussies who can't handle a turbo- Supercharging is the only proper way of forced induction, turbos are for retarded people.
- Comfort, quality and a good stereo are much more important in a car than good handling for most people. This is as it should be.
Indeed, there have been a few times where sharp handling has saved me from an accident that could have happened. I consider handling a top safety priority, it just happens to have some fun application too. Total confidence in your car's abilities should always be a reason they bought the car, you can't exactly be that comfortable if your thinking "I hope I don't have make a quick turn or I won't make it".Handling helps avoid accidents and keep you alive.
I've seen some, along with CORR trucks, that are 4WD.Pre-runners are RWD.
Bah! I stand by my opinion! Ha, no IFS does serve a purpose in offroading. Otherwise we wouldn't have bombers like that little hardbody. Someday I would like to own a little Toyota or Ranger with a nice long travel suspension so I can drive scary fast overland.I'm sorry, I couldn't hear you over the laughter of the Nissan engineers.
If you persist, I have some Land Rover engineers that would also like to laugh at you.
Maybe I should amend that to "All those who are able, and buying a car that can be optioned such, should only drive stick."Also, you forgot the handicapped; my friend is a Vietnam vet and his left leg and hip don't work as well as they did before his Cobra got shot down. Driving a manual on a regular basis is an exercise in sheer pain for him.
What, that old redesigned Buick engine?Ahem.
- Seat heating is for pussies, I fondly call it "egg cosy"
Its more on driving skill than car's abilities most of the time. I have almost never been in a situation that I couldn't handle in the old Buick that drove and handled like a boat after a mine. Just had to keep in mind the limitations of the car and my own reaction times and skills to have a safety margin.Indeed, there have been a few times where sharp handling has saved me from an accident that could have happened. I consider handling a top safety priority, it just happens to have some fun application too. Total confidence in your car's abilities should always be a reason they bought the car, you can't exactly be that comfortable if your thinking "I hope I don't have make a quick turn or I won't make it".
I would have to say it helps but is far from a requirenment. I tested mine in Rochester, NY (pretty nordic ) and it was nice. One thing that they are absolutely awesome for no matter how nordic the country is (as long as you get below 0 it will hold true) is the ability to have your jacket off when you get into a car that hasn't warmed up yet. The seat warms up much faster than air heater and keeps you warm enough until the heat can kick in.Move to a nordic country and say that again. And no, Germany isnt particularly nordic.
What about a V12 that is over 5 litres?
Hey, I thought this is where I could just spout my most retarded, generalized automotive opinions. You guys are killing me :lol:.
I've seen some, along with CORR trucks, that are 4WD.
Bah! I stand by my opinion! Ha, no IFS does serve a purpose in offroading. Otherwise we wouldn't have bombers like that little hardbody. Someday I would like to own a little Toyota or Ranger with a nice long travel suspension so I can drive scary fast overland.
Maybe I should amend that to "All those who are able, and buying a car that can be optioned such, should only drive stick."
I'm not going to say I can empathize with your friend, but I know a little about having trouble driving. I tore up a knee and ankle pretty good doing various stupid things as a teenager and kept myself from driving much until I was almost 18. Automatics are a necessary evil.
What, that old redesigned Buick engine?
Retards on Harleys are not bikers. They're obstacles.
Yes, even to us bikers.
You know why they have to ride so slow, right?
And they ride with their legs open...... what a great way embrace potential accidents on the road
I dont think some of my opinions will go down well here... I'm almost an 80 year old man when it comes to my thoughts on cars.
- 99% of the time, you don't need a car with more than 175 bhp. Any car with more than 250 bhp is silly and wasteful. The vast majority of the time, people either sit in traffic or toodle along at 70 mph, you don't need 300 bhp to do either.
- Comfort, quality and a good stereo are much more important in a car than good handling for most people. This is as it should be.
- Luxury cars are the biggest waste of money this side of owning a boat. Even if you can afford it, spending lots of money on a car is dumb.
- A car is a tool and should be seen as such, without emotional attachment. It makes more sense to spend money on good clothes than on a fancy car. So, why do I watch and love Top Gear? Because it's entertaining.
Toyota Camrys are nice.
Overhead cams eclipse automatic transmissions and diesals as the true work of satan, any car that has one is worthless and belongs in a scrap heap.
- 95% of all trucks in USA are bought by people who think they need the capacity - read: stupid people. But they don't really need it - they should buy a normal saloon or hatchback instead.
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age has nothing to do with passion for cars.
Cars should remain in stock form, if it ain't got it, it don't need it. (ok a new set of wheels maybe the exepction).
- Spectre is now officially declared boring based on his statements in this thread
- A black Jaguar XJR with black wheels and tinted windows is THE coolest car ever to have existed. Closely followed by 1966 Lincoln Continental Convertible. Everything else is boring and lame.
Camry? Hell, he doesn't even deserve a Corolla.
Superchargers are for pussies who can't handle a turbo
Hey, I thought this is where I could just spout my most retarded, generalized automotive opinions. You guys are killing me :lol:.
I know each and everyone here has got these irrational and totally stupid stubborness and principles about car related stuff, for example I refuse to except anything Korean/Malaysin as "cars" and also will never ever buy an Opel, no matter how good they might theoretically be.
I thought it might be fun to share these and laugh at each other
What, that old redesigned Buick engine?
I thought the old AJ-V8s have nothing to do with any Buick design. I thought it was Land Rover who used an enlarged version of the Buick V8 for their SUVs.
For truly surprising events most of the time you won't be able to react quickly enough for the car to make a difference (happened to me).in.
- Carburettors are just as good as fuel injection when tuned properly.