quickest car for 6 grand ?
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well it read 3bhp on dyno and i called it a day, due to mechanical sympathy. anything over 1200 rpm and it leads a sheltered life lol.
but from 8 mph to 12 mph its proper rapid!!
but from 8 mph to 12 mph its proper rapid!!
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If you are selling the scooby to just get another performance car, I'd just keep it.
I've done this before...3 times.... and went back to a scooby everytime.
Saving up for my 4th one now!
I've done this before...3 times.... and went back to a scooby everytime.
Saving up for my 4th one now!
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if you want point a to point b, then cant think of much quicker than a classic impreza RA with a fe choice mods to stay within the 6k budget.
e39 m5 for 6k will be the lower end of the m5 budgets, either higher milage or lower quality. they are about 7-8 for decent ones, prob nearer 9-10 for low milage high quality one
e39 m5 for 6k will be the lower end of the m5 budgets, either higher milage or lower quality. they are about 7-8 for decent ones, prob nearer 9-10 for low milage high quality one
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Every time i go away from subaru i miss them and come back straight away. I've had a good look around now. Got to admit nothing else takes my fancy more than what i have
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if you want point a to point b, then cant think of much quicker than a classic impreza RA with a fe choice mods to stay within the 6k budget.
e39 m5 for 6k will be the lower end of the m5 budgets, either higher milage or lower quality. they are about 7-8 for decent ones, prob nearer 9-10 for low milage high quality one
e39 m5 for 6k will be the lower end of the m5 budgets, either higher milage or lower quality. they are about 7-8 for decent ones, prob nearer 9-10 for low milage high quality one
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In fact, as a purist, it may even lower it.
I hate to be harsh but I will be amazed if you see £7k for it.
£6k would be about right.
Honestly fella, if all you are doing is selling it to scratch another itch, you will be better off keeping it.
You will only lose more money buying something else, modding it and losing more cash when you sell it - because you want another scooby!
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Im a purist also. Its been mapped for uk fuel. All that leaves are exhaust and filter that are non standard. Easilly put right. No one ever would realistcially want to though i guess. I have the origonal filter and ecu of course.
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