Lets see your Cars!

Originally Posted by Daimo

Nope, we USED to get the Monaro.

But now the replacement is the VXR8, where as its the Holden Commadore thats popular down under

Unfortunately it is

Not a huge Monaro fan, its just a 2 door Commy...

Think the Commadores have a far worse here in Aus, then the Fords do hehe.

I currently own a Renault Laguna 2.0 IDE

It big and comfy and french (read expensive)

however this week I have promised myself that I will buy one of these.....








Wont be for a while yet.. but I really want one...

Originally Posted by 454697819

I currently own a Renault Laguna 2.0 IDE

It big and comfy and french (read expensive)

however this week I have promised myself that I will buy one of these.....








Wont be for a while yet.. but I really want one...

Yeah, love Golf plus's especially in silver, pity someone parked that silly Fiat in the way though!

each to thier own I guess

Originally Posted by 454697819

I currently own a Renault Laguna 2.0 IDE

It big and comfy and french (read expensive)

however this week I have promised myself that I will buy one of these.....








Wont be for a while yet.. but I really want one...

Too many wheels and too many cylinders... On to a loser there mate.

My car

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k

Too many wheels and too many cylinders... On to a loser there mate.

My car

Cool, you got James Bonds Aston Martin with all the little cameras!!!!

[rowdy]

Originally Posted by stuartyboy

You've got it all wrong and I'd be seriously careful about being borderline reckless in an audi quattro if I were you. They don't have the type of electronic diff control like hardcore evo's or subaru's. Audi road cars are notorious for understeer in a bend. Also if your quattro decides to let go then you will get zero warning and you wont know what to do to correct it. You should also be thinking about your passengers!

If your rwd beemer handled like a cow on ice then you're not driving it properly. Driven properly it would p1ss all over your audi (and even my rs6) in the bends. Why do you think 90% of racing cars are RWD? Because they're best for racing/cornering due to the ability to go tighter in the bends. They're also predictable when they do slide.

My wife used to have the same fearless attitude driving our impreza thinking 4wd is the b all and end all and that it would never catch her out until she spun the car. Thing is with 4wd's is they kind of behave like a spring compressing and when it lets go it lets go, i.e. if something unsettles the car like sudden throttle lift off whilst hard cornering then look out because it'll more than likely want to spear off into the nearest hedge.

[glade]

Ahem... it's not actually mine it's the Mrs' daily driver. Great car!

Is that the sport with 170-180 bhp?

They look great fun, always fancied one myself.

My first car - 1998 Civic 1.5 Vtec (125bhp after a few mods.) It is not a type R, I was 17 at the time (4 years ago) and it seemed the "in" thing to do at the time.



After not driving for 3 months and going too quick into a wet corner:



My second car: Only had it a few weeks but was good fun for £150. It was an 8v Astra GTE.



After crashing the civic, my parents would only allow me to drive one of the slowest cars on the road with no throttle response. Land rover Disco TD5.




It tows well though.

Current car: 1992 Honda Legend 3.2 V6 230bhp(standard)





(One of the photos was a photoshop)