2004 - What car are you guys rolling on?

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Posted by BobbyV on Oct-09-2004 17:44:

http://photos.demski.org/bobbywrx/aan

2004 Subaru Impreza WRX

Mods:

HKS Supersequential Blow Off Valve
Intake Silencer Removal

Hopefully I will be getting a Helix catback exhaust. I can't do turboback, cops are nasty around here.

Posted by BobbyV on Oct-09-2004 17:48:

http://photos.demski.org/bobbywrx/aan
2004 Subaru Impreza WRX

Mods:

HKS Supersequential Blow Off Valve
Intake Silencer Removal

Hopefully I will be getting a Helix catback exhaust next month. I can't do turboback, cops are nasty around here.

Posted by Trancer85 on Oct-09-2004 18:08:

quote:
Originally posted by keithos27
the m3 is a nice car, and the csl is nice but not really a "practical" car.. no radio, air con, or even a thick trunk matt. very cool looking though! (Y)

-keith

eeeh? no radio, air con in an M3? you must be joking but air con and radio is even a standard in cars like daewoo and hyundai's base cars.
Actually the new M3 and M4 is going to have same properties as the M5 such as I-drive etc. and the same engines are shared between the current 3's, and 5's cept between 3 & 5 M series and the 545i.

Posted by getfoul on Oct-09-2004 20:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Trancer85
eeeh? no radio, air con in an M3? you must be joking but air con and radio is even a standard in cars like daewoo and hyundai's base cars.
Actually the new M3 and M4 is going to have same properties as the M5 such as I-drive etc. and the same engines are shared between the current 3's, and 5's cept between 3 & 5 M series and the 545i.
you gotta remember, the CSL is the race version. You gotta save weight somewhere, and if you can cut the unnecessary things to save weight then do it.

Posted by Trancer85 on Oct-09-2004 20:39:

quote:
Originally posted by getfoul
you gotta remember, the CSL is the race version. You gotta save weight somewhere, and if you can cut the unnecessary things to save weight then do it.

ahhh nevermind my ignorance about the csl but i was talking about the street M3.

Posted by DR86 on Oct-09-2004 21:39:

2004.5 Volvo S40 T5 AWD

I like it very much.

Posted by keithos27 on Oct-09-2004 21:52:

Posted by Luke Terry on Oct-09-2004 22:29:

bottom of the range citroen saxo 1337

Posted by traanZ on Oct-10-2004 00:20:

Hey. That's my Seat Ibiza 2001 yr, 1.9 TDI, 160 HP (chip). Lovin it!

Posted by Mindphaser on Oct-10-2004 00:22:

Volkswagen II from '88
probably the installation is 4 times more worth then the car itself

Posted by Phil r on Oct-10-2004 01:18:

White Saxo VTS

quite a bit like this except clean and white.

no tow bar, and i have an aluminium petrol cap

Posted by bbjosh on Oct-10-2004 03:19:

haha keithos lucky u, had the choice to choose such amazing cars at such a young age, haha

i would have personally chose the new M3 though.. so amazing!!! with conventional manual! blaaaack,, whoa in a few years perhaps

Posted by `pr0digy on Oct-10-2004 03:21:

I have a '94 Volvo 940 Turbo Wagon. It's Teal. Got it from my grandmom for $100 But it works, and I paid more than 15 times more for the system than I did for the car... But listening to trance in it is great

Posted by keithos27 on Oct-10-2004 06:16:

quote:
Originally posted by bbjosh
haha keithos lucky u, had the choice to choose such amazing cars at such a young age, haha

i would have personally chose the new M3 though.. so amazing!!! with conventional manual! blaaaack,, whoa in a few years perhaps

yeah mate... if i got the m3 i would have gotten cosmos black with the cinamon interior and 19" wheels... woooooh... that combo looks GOOD in person!

Posted by Spartan on Oct-10-2004 08:23:

Yo question for ya'll.

One of my best buds is a Subaru car dealer, and he can get me any subaru car for a very, very nice discount, which makes it very tempting to go for Subaru for my next car (due in a year or so)

I don't know much about Subaru's at all though, and I want to know what you alls opinions are on em. The only two I'd consider are the 05 legacy limited(sedan ofcourse), and the Impreza WRX.

Feedback pleaseee

Posted by kolkiewolkie on Oct-10-2004 11:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Spartan
Yo question for ya'll.

One of my best buds is a Subaru car dealer, and he can get me any subaru car for a very, very nice discount, which makes it very tempting to go for Subaru for my next car (due in a year or so)

I don't know much about Subaru's at all though, and I want to know what you alls opinions are on em. The only two I'd consider are the 05 legacy limited(sedan ofcourse), and the Impreza WRX.

Feedback pleaseee

Last week the results of Hollands biggest car satisfaction research have been published once again and for the forth year it appeared that subaru owners are after Lexus the most satisfied about there vehicles, especially WRX-es . Reliable, lots of fun to drive, cheap ass power, not build very bad (material use) (but if you want that to be the best you better buy BMW or something).

Would consider it myself for sure!

Posted by -=M=- on Oct-11-2004 00:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Drifter
vw is owned by audi
but they are definately in different target markets thats for sure

dude half of all car companies are owned by one of 5 or 6 major companies... maserati owned by ferrari, vw and audi, as far as i can remember bmw owns a shitload of car companies

Posted by -=M=- on Oct-11-2004 00:45:

quote:
Originally posted by jp
Legacy's rule

here in aus they're called Liberty either way - same shit smells different

Posted by -=M=- on Oct-11-2004 00:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Spartan
Yo question for ya'll.

One of my best buds is a Subaru car dealer, and he can get me any subaru car for a very, very nice discount, which makes it very tempting to go for Subaru for my next car (due in a year or so)

I don't know much about Subaru's at all though, and I want to know what you alls opinions are on em. The only two I'd consider are the 05 legacy limited(sedan ofcourse), and the Impreza WRX.

Feedback pleaseee

if you get the legacy get the RS - turbo model

otherwise try and aim for an impreza wrx sti. i prefer the older models - '95 '96 '97 because of the way the lights are shaped but you may think differently

Posted by bbjosh on Oct-11-2004 11:43:

anyone else here rides a motorcycle?

i remember orbax talking about them? i myself is only starting to get into motorcycles though, but i just luuuuuv how the ducati 996 look! too bad about what i heard concerning their cost and upkeep

Posted by Disco_Gibson on Oct-11-2004 12:09:

its all about the old-school...

1994 honda vfr400.my favourite bike.also known as the pocket rocket.

Posted by d0uble h3lix on Oct-12-2004 06:03:

quote:
Originally posted by bbjosh
anyone else here rides a motorcycle?

i remember orbax talking about them? i myself is only starting to get into motorcycles though, but i just luuuuuv how the ducati 996 look! too bad about what i heard concerning their cost and upkeep

Im getting into motorcycling too, been lookin into a lot of stuff such as financing, maintenance, and insurance for one here in Canada and im gonna pick up my M1 and take the safety course once summer comes 'round again. Im interested mostly in the Suzuki SV650S and possibly a Honda CBR600RR.

quote:
Originally posted by Disco_Gibson
its all about the old-school...

1994 honda vfr400.my favourite bike.also known as the pocket rocket.

nice disco, very swank, well kept up for 10 years old i might add...respect

Posted by e*motion on Oct-12-2004 06:12:

quote:
Originally posted by d0uble h3lix
Im getting into motorcycling too, been lookin into a lot of stuff such as financing, maintenance, and insurance for one here in Canada and im gonna pick up my M1 and take the safety course once summer comes 'round again. Im interested mostly in the Suzuki SV650S and possibly a Honda CBR600RR.

nice disco, very swank, well kept up for 10 years old i might add...respect

if your under the age of 24, go with the SV650.. the 600RR will rape you insurance wise. I got quoted on a 2002 Yamaha R6. They asked me my age (21) and how long I've had my liscence (1.5 yrs) and gave me an annual quote of $4600...

Posted by d0uble h3lix on Oct-12-2004 06:18:

quote:
Originally posted by e*motion
if your under the age of 24, go with the SV650.. the 600RR will rape you insurance wise. I got quoted on a 2002 Yamaha R6. They asked me my age (21) and how long I've had my liscence (1.5 yrs) and gave me an annual quote of $4600...

WHOOOAA man thats steep, there probly wont be too much difference between the two bikes im interested in seeing as how the SV650-S qualifies as a sport bike as well, im not too interested in just the naked SV650, although it would drop insurance rates, ill have to get a real quote sometime soon.

thx for the info man.

Posted by bassaholix on Oct-12-2004 06:48:

Damm.. so many nice cars...

I have a small 1.6L corolla.. 100kW though.. not bad for $5000 AUD, aka, $2500 US.

No mod's or nothing but its a little pocket rocket, nice little engine, power, and comfty, its sporty and goes anywhere and.

Uni students... can't afford much.. but hey at least its better than public education....

Not My caar, but link to one that looks like my one...

Only difference is that my one is red, tinted, and exhaust, stereo and thats about it... nice little run about car, and its got more power than any other car for the price range... well here in Australia anyways....

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