My first car - "Like a Golf, Not a Golf, but a Hatchback"
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Congrats mate!
wackojacko said:
It'll be a laugh.
The words of advice I can give you for driving are :
-Don't crash
-Don't get caught speeding (like me)
-Don't drink and drive
if you have an urge towards an MR2 your welcome to come out in ours.
I will look at a circuit car next year when the funds are stronger, MR2, Clio 172 (although i have read from yourself and a few others they cant see what the fuss is all about) E36 3 series ( bit obvious though) or maybe an Integra Type R. RWD will be more fun though. The words of advice I can give you for driving are :
-Don't crash
-Don't get caught speeding (like me)
-Don't drink and drive
if you have an urge towards an MR2 your welcome to come out in ours.melvster said:
Best colour to.
My car is one budget tyres at the moment so will change those at some point, understeers on roundabouts no problem even at slow speeds, i.e, 3rd gear 25 mph.
Yes definitely IMO, looks great either dirty or clean, really like the wheels too, they really shine nicely when clean. Mine was on P6000s when I got it and it also suffered from that chronic understeer, in the wet it would let go at 20mph in the wet on roundabouts My car is one budget tyres at the moment so will change those at some point, understeers on roundabouts no problem even at slow speeds, i.e, 3rd gear 25 mph.
After the new suspension it would take them very quickly in the dry but the wet was still a problem, so stuck some Continental Sportcontact 3s on (think thats what they were...) and they were awesome in the wet and dry fortunately.melvster said:
I am 19 and was quoted £2100 with the Co - Op. I find adding your parents as named/additional drives can bring the quote down a little bit if they have a clean license and a few years NCB.
yer they both have more than 30 years with ncb probably as your 19, im still 16.
nice car though
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