ryan wrote:
I agree with you on what youve said, but id still be disappointed if a crappy ricer could keep up with my M3 (if I had one).
I wouldn't because I'd be in an M3. To be fair though not much seems to keep up with me in the Panda.
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ryan wrote:
I agree with you on what youve said, but id still be disappointed if a crappy ricer could keep up with my M3 (if I had one).
Lauren wrote:ryan wrote:
I agree with you on what youve said, but id still be disappointed if a crappy ricer could keep up with my M3 (if I had one).
I wouldn't because I'd be in an M3. To be fair though not much seems to keep up with me in the Panda.
Kongaroo wrote:
I don't know about this business of low power cars keeping up with big power cars off roundabouts if you are a fraction early on the accelerator though. Given a WOT acceleration period of even 4 or 5 seconds a 350BHP car will easily dominate a 100BHP car assuming it doesn't weigh 2 tonnes or have a turbo big enough to suck in small wildlife. If they didn't then perhaps they weren't really trying - it's hard to tell and all that
ryan wrote:
Well I would, just a little
You keeping that Panda in one pice better than that RX8?
'It was a racing accident!'
Lauren wrote:ryan wrote:
Well I would, just a little
You keeping that Panda in one pice better than that RX8?
'It was a racing accident!'
LOL! Even round the corners? My old DC2 was more than a match for Azz's 400bhp RX7 down the cat and fiddle. And that pesky Panda has daft amounts of grip.
As for keeping Pat in one piece, well I'm not doing bad, if only other people would stop crashing into me!
loudandproud205 wrote:wasnt a white AX gt was it?
matt_mr2t wrote:Just don't buy a dog because you'll be faced with some serious bills for it.
JJ wrote:I'll bring it to an MR2 meet trackday sometime for those that are interest to have a go in it !
Tiamat wrote:
Problem is with second hand cars you may not know you bought a dog until you have been running it for a little bit. The newer the car the bigger the bill for it when it goes wrong in my experience.
Lauren wrote:Though to be fair, the newer the car, the less likely it is to go wrong taking relative mileage of new cars into account.
For an example, buy a 3 year old car with 30K on the clock and it's bound to be far more reliable than a 7 year old car with 80K on the clock.