Head turner for young a young professional
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If I was in the same boat, I be buying something like this:
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2015...
rossub said:
Cut him some slack - he's young, interested in cars and not using text speak. Counts for a lot in my book!
Not using text speak is noted, and refreshing, but referring to a car as "boom" as as bad as telling someone to "holla" you, fire an email to you or asking for a swap on something for sale. It's a major pet hate of mine.
ETA: I'm also young too.
R2T2 said:
jay44 said:
Funnily enough I did! That car is boom and exactly the st I'm after
This thread is for a year or two's time, when I've done a year in industry in unay and saved a st ton of money for it. I'm about to buy a Peugeot 307 for my 2nd car when I'm back home from unay for now so it plenty of time to pick between the two
Can you stop calling cars "boom" Makes you sound a little like a tt to be honest. This thread is for a year or two's time, when I've done a year in industry in unay and saved a st ton of money for it. I'm about to buy a Peugeot 307 for my 2nd car when I'm back home from unay for now so it plenty of time to pick between the two
If you're on a budget, the DC2/DC5 Type R's are the cars to go for. Otherwise I'd say get an SR engined car. S15/S14. Or if you want retro cool, go for an S13.
The engine not being over 2.5 is a little daft, and seriously limiting what you can get, and if it's only a weekend car, it shouldn't matter what MPG you're getting, you hardly drive it on the commute do you. By your own admission you've got a daily hack for that.
Personally, i'd be looking at something like a 6 series BMW, or even an 8 Series, IMO both good looking, but larger engines. 4.4 V8 in the 8 series but looks like a proper sports car, and has pop up headlights.
R2T2 said:
rossub said:
Cut him some slack - he's young, interested in cars and not using text speak. Counts for a lot in my book!
Not using text speak is noted, and refreshing, but referring to a car as "boom" as as bad as telling someone to "holla" you, fire an email to you or asking for a swap on something for sale. It's a major pet hate of mine.
ETA: I'm also young too.
jay44 said:
R2T2 said:
jay44 said:
Funnily enough I did! That car is boom and exactly the st I'm after
This thread is for a year or two's time, when I've done a year in industry in unay and saved a st ton of money for it. I'm about to buy a Peugeot 307 for my 2nd car when I'm back home from unay for now so it plenty of time to pick between the two
Can you stop calling cars "boom" Makes you sound a little like a tt to be honest. This thread is for a year or two's time, when I've done a year in industry in unay and saved a st ton of money for it. I'm about to buy a Peugeot 307 for my 2nd car when I'm back home from unay for now so it plenty of time to pick between the two
If you're on a budget, the DC2/DC5 Type R's are the cars to go for. Otherwise I'd say get an SR engined car. S15/S14. Or if you want retro cool, go for an S13.
The engine not being over 2.5 is a little daft, and seriously limiting what you can get, and if it's only a weekend car, it shouldn't matter what MPG you're getting, you hardly drive it on the commute do you. By your own admission you've got a daily hack for that.
Personally, i'd be looking at something like a 6 series BMW, or even an 8 Series, IMO both good looking, but larger engines. 4.4 V8 in the 8 series but looks like a proper sports car, and has pop up headlights.
R2T2 said:
rossub said:
Cut him some slack - he's young, interested in cars and not using text speak. Counts for a lot in my book!
Not using text speak is noted, and refreshing, but referring to a car as "boom" as as bad as telling someone to "holla" you, fire an email to you or asking for a swap on something for sale. It's a major pet hate of mine.
ETA: I'm also young too.
If you actually read the whole thing, rather than try to start an argument you would see that I actually offered some suggestions, and agreed that a Silvia/Integra would be a good option, and recommended some others too.
jay44 said:
Oh I'm the sort who doesn't give half a s*** what anyone else thinks
So buy a 996 911 and just shrug when people make comments or suggest that they actually spent more money on their boring 1.2L hatchback and amuse yourself with the look on their face when it sinks in.I'm 26 and thats what I did, just ignore people when they make daft comments.
Rangeroverover said:
I bought a 996 tip 2 years ago for £8.5k with 89,000 miles on it. I sold it a few months ago for £10,250 and really regret selling it, only spenr money on tyres, brakes etc other than renewing a switch on the gearshift £120.
Get a 996 you wn't regret it
Get a 996 you wn't regret it
Eddh said:
jay44 said:
Oh I'm the sort who doesn't give half a s*** what anyone else thinks
So buy a 996 911 and just shrug when people make comments or suggest that they actually spent more money on their boring 1.2L hatchback and amuse yourself with the look on their face when it sinks in.I'm 26 and thats what I did, just ignore people when they make daft comments.
I know the car itself is wicked, but I find the rear end is so ugly (without a spoiler) - much prefer the look of the similar porsche in bad boys 1
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