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  1. 08-23-2006, 04:01 PM #61
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    Quote Originally Posted by KnifeEdge_2K1
    get inside an NSX, S2000, or RX7 and say you arn't aroused by them ...
    Seriously?

    By a car?
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    Quote Originally Posted by h00t_h00t
    Seriously?

    By a car?
    LMAO.
    The ability for outward expression is dependent on substance...
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    my mums subaru wagon has more charm (im willing to bet) then a crown vic.

    that car has so many little characteristics that ive fallen in love with. and i doubt a barge like a crown vic could give across the same feeling of throttle, brake, clutch and overall loveability that subaru can.

    but what do i know? im just a 17 YO kid right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 6speed
    Oh and you feel like you're always in a light tin car that begs for a twisty road to squirt around on. Trust me I know.
    Ha ha ha. I drive a Japanese car and it never begs for a twisty road.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eurocar
    ok ppol. i'm just curious., but wat is so good wit asian cars? wat has companies like honda or mitsubishi ever du 2 impact da car industry? asian cars are boring, plain and usually ugly. sorry 4 all u asian car fans out there. i'm just saying dat European cars are just better. yes asian cars r good in their own respects (i mean da elderly, broring ppol and non-car ppol ou there du need something 2 drive). so wat du u guys think?
    U da man Heurocar!! Asian karz are da losersssssss. Def. voring and slowzzz!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2ndclasscitizen
    Ha ha ha. I drive a Japanese car and it never begs for a twisty road.
    Mine does
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    Quote Originally Posted by 6speed
    Mine does
    I thought yours didn't have an engine yet?
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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Canuck
    I thought yours didn't have an engine yet?
    Well I may be talking about my Integra.



    No I'm talking about my RX. I just meant when I used to drive it, and until one of the turbo's failed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 6speed
    Mine does
    he he, so does mine

    and i frequently take it there
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    Me Three!

    I drive a 2006 Mustang GT. That 4.6L hauls ass, But as far as a overall feel in performance i would take my 1988 RX7 any other day of the week.
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    Oh yea and i forgot to mention, yea my RX-7 begs to be driven on a winedy road!
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    Quote Originally Posted by whiteballz
    my mums subaru wagon has more charm (im willing to bet) then a crown vic.

    that car has so many little characteristics that ive fallen in love with. and i doubt a barge like a crown vic could give across the same feeling of throttle, brake, clutch and overall loveability that subaru can.

    but what do i know? im just a 17 YO kid right?
    Isn't a Crown Vic an American barge? I though we were comparing Euros and Japanese.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Volvoman
    Isn't a Crown Vic an American barge? I though we were comparing Euros and Japanese.
    Yes, thats very much an apples to oranges comparison.
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    we are comparing japanese cars to anything else if you read the title.
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    Quote Originally Posted by h00t_h00t
    Seriously?

    By a car?
    not in THAT way ... --"
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