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Drives: Subaru Impreza 2.5RS & Porsche 911
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that Impreza in the background looks familiar...hmmm...oh wait!
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Drives: '93 FD3S
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Here is mine: 02 Civic EX: Lame, Slow, Efficient 93 Integra: Built, Boosted B16. Huge Turbo Lag, Still sorta lame B15 Chassis Sentra: Lame, Slow AP2 S2000: ;_; I still miss it 07 STI: It's going to be gone tomorrow morning, and... not for a FR-S/BRZ. Sorry guys! I'll post photos soon, if anyone's interested |
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Drives: '13 WRB Lmtd 6MT
Location: SoCal (Inland Empire)
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88 Accord LX (AT)
97 Prelude (AT) 01 Prelude (MT) 07 Impreza 2.5i 4-dr Special Edition (MT) 06 WRX 4-dr (MT) |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Drives: 350z
Location: CA
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95 maxima - AT
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Track Junkie
Join Date: Mar 2012
Drives: Faster than the Stig!
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Drives: 2018 Golf R
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88 Civic Hatch (sold), mainly suspension work
![]() 94 Prelude VTEC (sold), just a header and drop in filter. Only had it for about 4 months, wish I never sold it though. ![]() 03 Acura CL Type S 6MT (daily), the leech of my bank account. I love the car, but I spent way too much on this FWD pig. ![]() I also have a 90 Civic hatch thats completely stripped with a cage that was going to see a K20, but that project stalled.
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1. 2007 scion tc
2. 2005 infiniti g35 coupe 3. 2012 lexus ct200h |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Drives: A hotwheels car
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Wow looking at all these posts, I am jealous. Super Jealous.
I had a 1999 Plymouth Neon(What a piece of shit I had. But I was 16 and I was a freshmen in High School, So I could care less and the price was right. $0) I brought a 1979 Mercury Carpi, worked on it throughout my senior year then drove it for three months before I moved out to San Diego. Now I am taking over my dad 2008 Suzuki SX4. For a Suzuki, I really do appreciate the car. I get so much shit because I drive a Suzuki but I really don't care. I am happy I am driving a car I can drive forever(Granted you will say, No that thing will die out when you hit 60,000. Well It won't, I do all the maintenance on the vehicle.) My dad has $100,000+ dollars worth of Snap-On Tools at the house that I used. I am complementing if I should get another car when I do my Europe/Japan trip after college. I might wait a year or two before I get another car or just drive my Suzuki til the end of days.(Until I have kids?) |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Drives: 22 BRZ (Previously 13 FR-S)
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Last 2 cars I've owned:
2009 Subaru WRX STI ![]() 2011 Volkswagen GTI ![]() Next up, 2013 Subaru BRZ...?
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![]() So what's your opinion on these different cars? I would think that the really powerful and grippy cars like the M3, 911, and GTR wouldn't be as fun. So which car did you find the most fun? And how did the Porsche engine compare to the engines in the M3 and GTR. Or what's your favorite engine.
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Drives: SWP BRZ LTD
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81 Scirocco w/G60 swap. 200ish hp and 2000ish lbs. Very fun...
86 GTI w/16v swap 79 528i... Car was amazingly clean, but swore off German cars finally after this. few very boring Hondas 2007 STI 2011 Legacy |
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FWES racer, R FT drifter
Join Date: Apr 2012
Drives: BMW, Chevy, Soon to be FR-S
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83 toyota camry sedan AT (wont believe me but i got it go over 130 on interstate)
68 chevy c10 (350v8 with a powerglide, so loud you cant hear the tires burnning off lol) 99 BMW 323i sedan(first sports car in the family, its fun to drive but showing her age) |
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I have to say you are right neither the M3 GT-R or 911 have been fun cars its funny that the cheaper cars have always put a smile on my face while the other cars just seem to do their job very good. Its kind of like the foolish guy in the office you want to fire him because he kinda sucks at his job but you would miss his silliness around the office so you fire the stuck up idiot who does everything right because he is just no fun at all. GT-R engine has been my favorite though instant torque and so happy to be modified mine made 640whp . The M3 engine likes high rev and feels a bit like a honda down low no torque until you rev the crap out of it, the boxer engine in the porsche is great as well instant torque but my fav is the GT-R´s power house. I still kinda miss that instant torque and highway power from the GT-R but ive become a track whore and have realized you do not need tons of power to have fun in a race track thats why i sold my s14.5 and i am buying an FR-S such a well balanced car.
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Join Date: Feb 2013
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Austin Metro
Rover Metro (I then worked for Ford where I had a series of company cars sometimes for a few weeks, sometimes for a few days so I'll leave those out) Renault Clio Honda Civic MINI Cooper ![]() Honda Civic (not sure I have any pictures of this one )Daihatsu Copen ![]() (I also had a Honda Civic Jordan at this time but don't think I have any pictures )Toyota MR2 ![]() Suzuki Swift Sport ![]() VW Scirocco ![]() And now my gt86 ![]() Deacon |
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