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Couldn't agree more on your choice of car. M BMWs are great. And the new 5 litre V10 E60 M5 looks really good. SMG 7-speed gear box, though - no manual option. Visit Riverside Internet[^] Visit Mike Puddephat Online[^]
Yep, E60 M5 is awful - I thought the SMG-7 was a sequential gearbox? :~ The M6 (here an ACS evolution[^]) would be my first choice. But even with a M3-E36 would I be very happy :-D
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The ultimate geek car[^] Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
Michael P Butler wrote: The ultimate geek car does the mechanic/tech come with? :) ;) _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
Bugatti[^]. 'Nuff said. John Theal Physicist at Large Got CAD? http://www.presenter3d.com[^]
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
Bugatti Royale Type 41 Gary Kirkham Forever Forgiven and Alive in the Spirit He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose. - Jim Elliot Me blog, You read
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
Audi RS4 cheers, Chris Maunder
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Nishant S wrote: Having always driven manual transmission cars, I yearn for a day when I can use an automatic. Automatic transmission cars are like dual monitors: once you go into it, you'll never go back. :-D I see dead pixels Yes, even I am blogging now!
On my travels, I rent quite a few cars (only one at a time!), and I prefer to rent an automatic. Less risk of opening a window when changing gear in these funny countries that drive on the right. And less familiarisation needed. That said, I always *buy* a manual. They're more fun, and I feel a little more "connected". But if I lived in a city, I'd go for an automatic. What was my point again? Iain.
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Nishant S wrote: Having always driven manual transmission cars, I yearn for a day when I can use an automatic. Automatic transmission cars are like dual monitors: once you go into it, you'll never go back. :-D I see dead pixels Yes, even I am blogging now!
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
Mitsubishi EVO Lancer VIII. No mods, just one fantastic car. Manual of course. A good sound system is not needed in cars such as the EVO and your Porsche. The engine, the tyre on road and wind rushing over the body are all the soundtrack you need. regards, Paul Watson South Africa The Code Project Pope Pius II said "The only prescription is more cowbell. "
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
Given the current weather I would settle for this as a cheeper alternative to your porsche: http://www3.mg-rover.com/mg_GB_en/static/node15279.html[^]
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
V. wrote: What would your ultimate car look like? I actually like the power and space inside American cars. Right now I'm eyeing the Cadillac Deville (can't afford it of course) After driving that puny Nissan around I'd love to have a powerful engine that responds quickly and heats the car fast. "One of the Georges," said Psmith, "I forget which, once said that a certain number of hours' sleep a day--I cannot recall for the moment how many--made a man something, which for the time being has slipped my memory."
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nothing to do @ work and I'm looking for a second hand car so to stay a bit on this topic: What would your ultimate car look like? What's in it? Extra features? Why would that matter and why not? What's necessary to make you feel good in your car? I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it ;-). A must in my car is a CD- or casetteplayer. And I don't like automatic transmissions :-D. hope to bring up some discussion here ;-). No hurries, no worries.
V. wrote: I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it I have a Subaru Imprezza WRX. It out-accelerates most Porsches, has a "boxter" type engine with a low center of gravity and all wheel drive so it zips around corners like it's on rails and it costs a fraction of the price of an equivalent performing Porsche. All you really get with the Porsche these days is the name plate. Performance wise there are far more affordable and higher performing cars avaialble these days than Porsche. The Imprezza meets California emissions standards so it uses very little gas when you don't "floor" it. It has all wheel drive and we have literally driven up the sides of mountains in it. In short it's really the ultimate vehicle for anyone who wants performance, versatility and practicality. We leased it originally but liked it so much that we're buying out the lease and keeping it.
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Mitsubishi EVO Lancer VIII. No mods, just one fantastic car. Manual of course. A good sound system is not needed in cars such as the EVO and your Porsche. The engine, the tyre on road and wind rushing over the body are all the soundtrack you need. regards, Paul Watson South Africa The Code Project Pope Pius II said "The only prescription is more cowbell. "
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The ultimate geek car[^] Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
I could never drive a car that had a bigger ego than me. :suss:
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V. wrote: I would like a Porsche, but off course can't pay it I have a Subaru Imprezza WRX. It out-accelerates most Porsches, has a "boxter" type engine with a low center of gravity and all wheel drive so it zips around corners like it's on rails and it costs a fraction of the price of an equivalent performing Porsche. All you really get with the Porsche these days is the name plate. Performance wise there are far more affordable and higher performing cars avaialble these days than Porsche. The Imprezza meets California emissions standards so it uses very little gas when you don't "floor" it. It has all wheel drive and we have literally driven up the sides of mountains in it. In short it's really the ultimate vehicle for anyone who wants performance, versatility and practicality. We leased it originally but liked it so much that we're buying out the lease and keeping it.
John Cardinal wrote: Subaru Imprezza my brother had one, don't know the specs though. btw, Porsche has more prestige, and you don't have to tune it to get performance :-D. Besides, I would look really cool in it :cool:. (keep to the speed limit.... if cops are near :laugh:) No hurries, no worries.
