Preserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
for my first car i could either be getting a vz sv6 or a tl magna vrx 5 spd with leather seats and everything like that.
0 likes
i recon get the holden.. sell it and buy a VLT
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
yeh if the new p plate laws in nsw weren't there i would love a vlt but for my first car they both pretty quick. i was driving the vrx today and was suprised how quick it was.
0 likes
mate go the VZ those new alloy tech's go well
and soon enough they have heaps of aftermarket goodies for you too make it go harder
0 likes
VR-X for sure, very underated cars.
0 likes
whenever you can choose a fwd car or a rwd car, i'd think the choice was obvious?
One can do hellis, the other can't
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
VR-X's are very very gay.......
would'nt be cought dead haveing a sport VRX with the gay rims and gay spoiler well really the whole car loos gay.
0 likes
Quote:
Originally Posted by CARTER_
for my first car i could either be getting a vz sv6 or a tl magna vrx 5 spd with leather seats and everything like that.
first car neither, get a ****ter for a while as im sorry to say u have a very high chance of stacking it..
0 likes
04-09-06, 13:27 GMT+10#10 not always, i had a VN and a VL on my l's and then bought a modified vl turbo a month after getting my p's and never stacked it? (2 years down the track now?)
Some people just aren't ****wits, give the kid some credit.
0 likes
04-09-06, 14:32 GMT+10#11 thats tru, go the holden man, fwd cars are ****
0 likes
04-09-06, 14:59 GMT+10#12 Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinister
first car neither, get a ****ter for a while as im sorry to say u have a very high chance of stacking it..
Too true.
It's not about being a fuckwit, it's your level of skill when driving a car through traffic.
0 likes
04-09-06, 15:20 GMT+10#13 ^^^^^^^^^ oh the good old your car might faster but whos gonig to get to the job site first...
0 likes
04-09-06, 16:13 GMT+10#14 yeh for a first car. i was drving the vrx yesterday and it was suprisingly quick. so im not sure or i might look at a xr6 or something any one got any ideas for a nice car. oh and i wont be driving the car like an idiot no point just costs me money in fines and ill be walking every where again if i got done by the boys in blue
0 likes
04-09-06, 16:15 GMT+10#15 VH R/T Val Charger 265
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
04-09-06, 16:20 GMT+10#16 would be nice but i need a fairly new car as it will be put onto a package for me.
0 likes
04-09-06, 16:41 GMT+10#17 go the vz who wnats to drive a mitsubishi fagna? not me for sure.
go the rear wheel drive dude you will regret it if you dont
0 likes
04-09-06, 16:47 GMT+10#18 yeh if i had to pay for petrol i would go the magna but cause what ever i will get will have a fuel card i am thinkin the sv6. is there any other newish cars u recomend.
0 likes
04-09-06, 20:45 GMT+10#19 Have you driven an SV6??? They are awful!!!! Terrible gearbox & frankly a driving position thats utter crap! The alloytec engine is better than the older V6's ( but lets face it, that wouldnt take much)
The VRX's 5 speed auto ( Havent driven a manual one so cant comment) is a jewel, much better and my XR6t's 4 speed lump.... The VR-X's V6 is a sweet thing, smooth & surprisingly quick....
Considering the (limited) budget Mitsubishi Aust had to play with to develop the VRX, its a great bang-for-buck car.....
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
04-09-06, 21:55 GMT+10#20 the vrx is a 5 spd manual but i prefer the feel of my dads xr6t 6 speed and i like the feel of the clutch more.i find the clutch is very very light in the vrx. no i havent driven an sv6 would the hav much more room in the drivers seat because im 6'7 and feel very cramped up drivin the vrx.
0 likes