240z
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Black SS ute, thinking about putting a big white V on the bonnet hahaha
Dream car 246 Dino
Dream car 246 Dino
What Car do you Drive..?
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family car is a Tarago.. my car is a BMW X6.
very blessed.
very blessed.
Phantom_Tiger
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Daily driver is 2010 SS Commodore 6 Litre 6 Speed.
Dream car 355 stroker 1971 HQ Premier. :smiley:
Dream car 355 stroker 1971 HQ Premier. :smiley:
Tim Sheens
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Gave up the SS Ute a couple of weeks before the young fella was due, buying a Hyundai SUV as a family car (ridiculously cheaper with leather seats sunroof etc than the competition at the time) and a Hilux around the same time in 2010.
Of late, the missus is forever in my ear about getting a more sporty car for her to drive, but I keep resisting as it has only done 50,000km odd and not missed a beat despite sporadic servicing and copping an occasional beating from impatient me.
Of late, the missus is forever in my ear about getting a more sporty car for her to drive, but I keep resisting as it has only done 50,000km odd and not missed a beat despite sporadic servicing and copping an occasional beating from impatient me.
andrew 474
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Work, 2014 Forrester. Change over next year
Wife , 2011 Ford Fiesta Z Tec , had this 6 years , great small car , wife drives it to work , shopping , kids run round , 1 tank fuel per month
Mine 1998 Clubsport Commodore , had this since 2000 , been great car ,only 170 ,000 km runs great , key to it serviced every 7 000 km , replaced Altinator and radiator only
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Dream Car , new Mustang
Wife , 2011 Ford Fiesta Z Tec , had this 6 years , great small car , wife drives it to work , shopping , kids run round , 1 tank fuel per month
Mine 1998 Clubsport Commodore , had this since 2000 , been great car ,only 170 ,000 km runs great , key to it serviced every 7 000 km , replaced Altinator and radiator only
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Dream Car , new Mustang
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No hap,I don't believe in driving cars that aren't roadworthy or smoke billowing rust buckets,I was refering to company names such as Mercedes,Lambourginis etc,if its cheap and works well such as the lower end priced cars that are affordable,then it doesn't matter as long as it does the job its made to do…I have never been one to buy a car that is highly priced just because it is prestigious to drive..
happy_tiger
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Yeah was taking the piss mate
Yeah all of us are after the best value for money we can or are prepared to spend
I'm quite happy with any model or brand as long as it seems a quality piece of workmanship
UnderTheBus
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Sold my Proton Jumbuck recently and upgraded to a Toyota Hilux (quite the upgrade)
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Not sure with the current model, but 3 or 4 years ago we were looking at the Outlander 7 seater, and dropped it quickly after seeing the third row seat. Back then it was this fold up contraption that did not look sturdy or comfortable. Not sure what they are like now. We ended up with a Kluger… Very happy with it and have replaced it with another Kluger since.
Work Car - Audi A4 2.0T - It's a bit wanky to be honest, but a neccessary evil in my line of work - I was always extremely happy getting around town in my Astra
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Home Car - Toyota Kluger KX-S 7 seater perfect for the five of us (Mrs Underdog, and the three pups) and plenty of space for road trips, etc - just a big, comfy safe couch on wheels.
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Home Car - Toyota Kluger KX-S 7 seater perfect for the five of us (Mrs Underdog, and the three pups) and plenty of space for road trips, etc - just a big, comfy safe couch on wheels.
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