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I have a 2002 Toyota corolla and it has done 15000 kms. planing to go drive to melbourne from here in perth and an make a return trip. Do u think the corolla would make it without any problems. do i have to beware of anythign going on this trip????????
Will it last?
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Dude of course it will make it...
Put fuel in it, check your oil, and your water and its all good.
There are company execs and sales reps that do that kinda distance ever week.
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thanx my88vl. was a little worried but yeah now feeling better
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if its a toyota itll make it - just do all the regular checks as stated above
and dont thrash er hehe -
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just let us know its top speed when you get back :mrgreen:
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if its a toyota itll make it
Cos we all know Toyota's are better
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So do u say Toyota is better than Nissan..........is the supra better than the skyline?
whats ur opinion on that
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Niro... you're new mate... its a long standing joke between me and everyone on here. I own a Toyota lexcen but call it a Commodore because it is, they disagree.
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to answer ur question anyway, Skyline is better than Supra.
Skyline GT-R 'v' Supra = Supra being eaten for breakfast. but Supra's are pretty quick. I'm a Skyline man myself though.
l8ters
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19-05-03, 19:42 GMT+10#10 toyota corollas are well known for crapping themselves after a short 500km drive , id be skeptical
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19-05-03, 19:52 GMT+10#11 okei didnt know that part........its cool. as far as the car last the journey i am happy. I do think the toyota is good but well I love nissan as well.
Thanx guys
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20-05-03, 02:58 GMT+10#13 If my crapped out $600 n12 pulsar can do Sydney-Melbourne-Sydney without any problems, I'm sure any 2002 car can. (return trip 7 hrs!! )
Mind you the back was loaded up with water, oil, gaffa tape (lots of it - it holds the rear door on!) and a box of tools. Roadside assistance would go along way in your situation.
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20-05-03, 07:02 GMT+10#14 Quote:
(return trip 7 hrs!! )
8O 8O i like the sounds of that and yeah id chose a GTR over a supra ANYDAY....
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20-05-03, 11:29 GMT+10#15 supra will destroy any skyline GTR 8)
im a supra fan myself
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20-05-03, 12:05 GMT+10#16 Quote:
Originally Posted by SkyJet
to answer ur question anyway, Skyline is better than Supra.
Skyline GT-R 'v' Supra = Supra being eaten for breakfast. but Supra's are pretty quick. I'm a Skyline man myself though.
l8ters
mate, if you solely judge a car on it's speed, then you're a bigger wanker then i first thought.
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20-05-03, 12:17 GMT+10#17 hahahhahahaa
Yeah i think if u have driven a gtr and supra
U would find a supra is better to drive around the streets not being a race bred car and all and having a more low end torque.
I think u will find the 2jzgte has more power potential then a rb26 also, just they are slower stock.
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20-05-03, 16:59 GMT+10#18 They're both hairstyle car's, so you can't lose either way
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20-05-03, 19:45 GMT+10#19 Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeffo
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(return trip 7 hrs!! )
8O 8O i like the sounds of that and yeah id chose a GTR over a supra ANYDAY....
yes, terminal velocity was achieved. From about an hour out of Melbourne to Albury I didn't get off it!
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21-05-03, 00:05 GMT+10#20 That thing must be a $600 jet!
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