What car to buy?
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What car to buy?
I've had a Focus ST3 for a couple of years and it has been a 'bad luck' car. I know such things supposedly do not exist, but I've hit badgers (!), potholes, had to change to tyres infinite amount of times because of this, steering went (Ford fault) etc... After having a Supra for 10 years (120,000 miles) with hardly any problems.
Anyway, I don't really see any cars that inspire me at the moment. Subaru is too expensive for what it is (£32K for the new one!), I don't want another ST and can't afford the Nissan GT-R. The Civic Type-R looks great, but drives horribly. You have to rev it to hell to get it to do anything and I'm too old
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Steve
Anyway, I don't really see any cars that inspire me at the moment. Subaru is too expensive for what it is (£32K for the new one!), I don't want another ST and can't afford the Nissan GT-R. The Civic Type-R looks great, but drives horribly. You have to rev it to hell to get it to do anything and I'm too old
Any suggestions?
Steve
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If you don't need more than 2 seats, I'd recommend a Nissan 370Z.
Bags of character, rear wheel drive, big N/A V6. The boot if very usable too, compared to the 350Z.
Plus there's not many around (only seen 1 in the year I've owned mine) and they always get nice comments at the petrol pump/carpark.
Bags of character, rear wheel drive, big N/A V6. The boot if very usable too, compared to the 350Z.
Plus there's not many around (only seen 1 in the year I've owned mine) and they always get nice comments at the petrol pump/carpark.
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If you don't need more than 2 seats, I'd recommend a Nissan 370Z.
Bags of character, rear wheel drive, big N/A V6. The boot if very usable too, compared to the 350Z.
Plus there's not many around (only seen 1 in the year I've owned mine) and they always get nice comments at the petrol pump/carpark.
Bags of character, rear wheel drive, big N/A V6. The boot if very usable too, compared to the 350Z.
Plus there's not many around (only seen 1 in the year I've owned mine) and they always get nice comments at the petrol pump/carpark.
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That's why there's only one in Darlington, you're the only gayher in the village.
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Not sure if you're still looking but can recommend the R26.
Quick across country (caries it's speed very well) carries 4 adults comfortably, reasonably economical, etc.......
PM me if you have any Q,s or have a look on meganesport.net
Quick across country (caries it's speed very well) carries 4 adults comfortably, reasonably economical, etc.......
PM me if you have any Q,s or have a look on meganesport.net
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