Supra 1, MR2 0

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willfinch36
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

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Jeremy clarkson puts it best...

"Most of these cars will do 0-60 once….and then they’ll blow up"
Marf
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

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willfinch36 wrote:Jeremy clarkson puts it best...

"Most of these cars will do 0-60 once….and then they’ll blow up"


And just like most Clarksonisms, total guff said for shock factor and entertainment value
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

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Marf wrote:
willfinch36 wrote:Jeremy clarkson puts it best...

"Most of these cars will do 0-60 once….and then they’ll blow up"


And just like most Clarksonisms, total guff said for shock factor and entertainment value


And yet repeated daily, quite often on this very website.

In some cases he's right but not always. Some modded cars do tend to have a lot more regular problems than non modded cars. Then again, some totally standard cars go wrong a lot.

My 300-320bhp tubby never caused me any problems in the 5 years I had it. I sold it and between the next 2 owners it blew up. :cry:
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

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matt_mr2t wrote:
Marf wrote:
willfinch36 wrote:Jeremy clarkson puts it best...

"Most of these cars will do 0-60 once….and then they’ll blow up"


And just like most Clarksonisms, total guff said for shock factor and entertainment value


And yet repeated daily, quite often on this very website.



I wouldn't worry about it Matt, afterall I'm not a proper petrolhead cos I've never owned an Alfa. :roll: :lol:
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

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I'm guessing you'd never be able to stand within 20 feet of a Boxter either because for the money, you could have got a 2nd hand 911?
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

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:lol:

Would rather have a Cayman S anyway(or a 911 Turbo) :mrgreen:
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

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I wouldn't worry about it Matt, afterall I'm not a proper petrolhead cos I've never owned an Alfa.


Same here.. No Alfa's .. Zero tolerance to be honest... Only one I liked was the Alfa 155 touring car saloon thing years back... got in one.. thought it was horrid... V6 Spider had a little get up and go, but again.. crap in my opinion.

Alfa 159 looks a nice bit of kit.. but depreciation !!! :shock:

Boxsters are brilliant cars, balance, build, engines, can't fault them other than needing a bit more grunt :thumleft:
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

Post by vtecpower »

nice story dude :thumleft:
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Re: Supra 1, MR2 0

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glad i got that bit out of the way with my first car, alfasud 1.5
yes, it fell to bits :lol:
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