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Situation is this im booked to go to the Nurburgring on the 9th of may but only have a Transit and an Isuzu
have an Audi A4 but its not reliable enough to go to the ring and its diesel
so what are my options for an ultra reliable Fun car for £4000 to £8000?
have an Audi A4 but its not reliable enough to go to the ring and its diesel
so what are my options for an ultra reliable Fun car for £4000 to £8000?
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i went for a scoobie as there best value for money and was more fun to drive than a M3 that i was ACTUALLY looking for
get a 98/99 one or newer and NOT a V3 one as you cant chip the ecu so need a new ecu to make quicker !
seriously a scoobie sti will cost fuck all, i paied 4500 for mine from a dealer
get a 98/99 one or newer and NOT a V3 one as you cant chip the ecu so need a new ecu to make quicker !
seriously a scoobie sti will cost fuck all, i paied 4500 for mine from a dealer
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what and where did you drive it, i went round the ring in a track prepared E30 M3 and that was VERY well on track and loved it,,, though was rather expensive but was a quick lap
i test drove a e36 evo AND normal and both on the road was boring tbh, went very fast but no " buzz "
i bought the first scoobie i test drove,,,,, never bothered driving another due to the fun on the test drive
i test drove a e36 evo AND normal and both on the road was boring tbh, went very fast but no " buzz "
i bought the first scoobie i test drove,,,,, never bothered driving another due to the fun on the test drive
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I have never driven a powefull RWD car on a track and every time i drive my mates E46 M3 i allmost kill my self so taking a RWD car to the ring is asking for it
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Go for an e36 m3 if you want to enjoy yourself, take it easy and build your confidence up.
Take it you broke the cossie ben?
Shame was a lovely car, ahh well, onward and upward, use the money for another house!
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Take it you broke the cossie ben?
Shame was a lovely car, ahh well, onward and upward, use the money for another house!
james.
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Fully Loaded Seat Leon Cupra R!! including factory sat nav so you don't get lost lol
handles well, goes well, stops well, super reliable VAG engineering etc etc
when do you want to pick it up?
handles well, goes well, stops well, super reliable VAG engineering etc etc
when do you want to pick it up?
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mate im a SHITE driver but the scoobie helps me hide that,,,, the test drive i was going round bends on a "private" road that was quite tight at 80 to 120ish,,,,,,, the guy who owns the dealership was never below a ton !!!
seriously it reminded me of the first time i went out in a cossie,,,,,, the childish grin but this time its a twisty road and not the M11
seriously it reminded me of the first time i went out in a cossie,,,,,, the childish grin but this time its a twisty road and not the M11
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radders depends what you want fromm a car, personally for high speed stuff the scoobie is SHITE.... seems to struggle at 125/130ish to get higher compared to the M3,, but for childish driving the impreza is better,,,,,, being for the ring apart from the drive there and back i would say theres more fun in a impreza with 65k miles on the clock than a 130k miles M3
each to there own though,, i was VERY dissapointed though as ive always wanted a M3 and was nothing like the vids of people doing donuts ect seem to show when you drive them on the road
each to there own though,, i was VERY dissapointed though as ive always wanted a M3 and was nothing like the vids of people doing donuts ect seem to show when you drive them on the road
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Ideally i would like an EVO 8 up, but untill i sell the Audi i cant afford it and the mrs dont like the look of EVO's, focus ST's or Subarus
for the age and reliability side of things i am leaning towards a Subaru
for the age and reliability side of things i am leaning towards a Subaru
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Ginge, why is there a need to drive at over 130 on UK roads?
I get more fun at pissing about in my Pulsar and my old mini's going from speeds of 40 to 80mph...
Motorway high speed is shit, no fun and not worth the risk, all because you can say " i done xxx speed the other day down the M40" In the pub or what ever...
I get more fun at pissing about in my Pulsar and my old mini's going from speeds of 40 to 80mph...
Motorway high speed is shit, no fun and not worth the risk, all because you can say " i done xxx speed the other day down the M40" In the pub or what ever...
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Ginge, why is there a need to drive at over 130 on UK roads?
I get more fun at pissing about in my Pulsar and my old mini's going from speeds of 40 to 80mph...
Motorway high speed is shit, no fun and not worth the risk, all because you can say " i done xxx speed the other day down the M40" In the pub or what ever...
I get more fun at pissing about in my Pulsar and my old mini's going from speeds of 40 to 80mph...
Motorway high speed is shit, no fun and not worth the risk, all because you can say " i done xxx speed the other day down the M40" In the pub or what ever...
i agree,,,, thats wher a M3 is better,,,,,,,,,,,,, its a high speed motorway car
so i went for a quick point and shoot car the can do corners with 4wd
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quiet fancy the look of this but its £1000 over budget
http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk...r=&max_mileage=
if i do get a subaru i want it in Black and with the late headlights like the one above
this one Christian has for sale is perfect but again way over budget
https://passionford.com/forum/cars-for-sale/232857-2003-subaru-impreza-wrx-sti-type-uk-now-11k.html
http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk...r=&max_mileage=
if i do get a subaru i want it in Black and with the late headlights like the one above
this one Christian has for sale is perfect but again way over budget
https://passionford.com/forum/cars-for-sale/232857-2003-subaru-impreza-wrx-sti-type-uk-now-11k.html
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M3 unless you're scared of rwd, like someone here seems to be
You know you can hammer it to the ring, round the ring, and home, and it'll be fine.
Rwd waiting to bite is fun, if you're male, if not get a 4x4 that doesn't require you to know how to drive.
You know you can hammer it to the ring, round the ring, and home, and it'll be fine.
Rwd waiting to bite is fun, if you're male, if not get a 4x4 that doesn't require you to know how to drive.
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m3 e36 feels slow but if you rev the nuts of it and fit a carbon fibre filter it sound like you are going to break the sound barrier!!
rwd is the only way to go if you want to be a better driver imo,ring might not be the best place to start the learning curve tho.lol
i say scoob or evo
rwd is the only way to go if you want to be a better driver imo,ring might not be the best place to start the learning curve tho.lol
i say scoob or evo