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thanx for the info EMS, cant wait to see that Sport version Q7 then
oh the Touran? Ive totaly become confused by VWs naming of their softroaders. Ye the new Audis are stunning.
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a Mini beat a Hemi? Ya that makes about the handling, the Minis are incredible at cornering and acceleration, my mate killed a S3 at take off with his,but the S3 flew past shortly after
, ya the Americans are all about the Quarter Mile, realy strange since they have that legendary corner in Laguna Seca Raceway, i think its called the Cork Screw, im sure even in an M3 you would be all over the breaks to take that corner. Lol
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Posted: 2009-08-01 23:05:36
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@ Gucci: You're right about the Cork Screw at Laguna Seca in California. You enter that left-hander at the top of a blind rise, then the whole world seems to drop beneath you as it winds and meanders so steeply downwards. Maddest part of a race track that I've ever seen.Even The Mineshaft at Kyalami looks fairly easy in comparison, LOL.
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Posted: 2009-08-01 23:45:42
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Didn't know there we so many notable petrolheads on here. As far as I'm concerned, I'll drive anything that's Japanese...you don't often see their cars on the side of the road with bonnets open. Try a Golf2 on a hot summers day;)
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Posted: 2009-08-02 07:50:00
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Brix, this is VW country, and what you say is true, loads of them seem to overheat at the mere mention of the word 'heat'. How's the taxi biz doing?
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Posted: 2009-08-02 08:22:00
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Taxi business???
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Posted: 2009-08-02 10:38:15
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I cant believe Ive just formatted my pc and re-installed Windows only to find that the problem was a faulty keyboard that was driving my pc crazy,switching it on and off,making things move on their own ect ect.I thought it was some kind of really intelligent virus.lol Yeah well,nothing wrong with a nice clean install if everythings been backed up.
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Posted: 2009-08-02 12:08:54
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@kryptik: The taxi business is not something I'd really like to get into... too much violence for this pacifist.
VW's problem with heat is one of the reasons you see so few of the old ones in south east Asia.
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Posted: 2009-08-02 19:42:00
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Speaking of VW im busy doing my driving lessons in a very well maintained 1.8 Golf3 GTS, talk about a heavy clutch, i sometimes drive my mom's Volvo and that clutch is just so much better, doesnt need so much effort like the VW.
Was just browsing through HowardForums, dont know why cause i seem to be the only South African there, its so North American, even UK users are VERY rare there, anyway its absolute N97 and iPhone Country, almost every S60 user,and theres a lota them, have a N97 plus an iPhone3GS, realy interesting, some bash their N97 moaning about how S60 UI needs an overhaul, others bashing iPhone and its simplistic ways, i must say the Americans REALY love their smartphones, they speak so passionatly (Geeky, worse than me) about them its actualy kinda scary,if i were to ever go cold turkey on phones blame HoFo. If you think Dogmann vs. Boinng vs. Whoever here at Esato was bad you aint seen nothin yet lol.
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Posted: 2009-08-02 20:32:37
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@GUCCI: If you want to talk about a heavy clutch, and gears being "very close" to one another, look no further than the Golf 1 aka Shitty Golf...first gear is a schlep but once you get it on the highway its a dream although the chances of you surviving a crash is zero in that piece of junk notwithstanding the fact that VWSA put an airbag in one of the 2010 models.
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Posted: 2009-08-02 20:43:00
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Brix
Ay that sux, a part of me realy likes them Citi Golfs, i wish they never stopped that limited 1.8 Turbo Citi Golf-R they had between 2005-07. I thought i heard that they were going out of production end of this year?
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Posted: 2009-08-02 22:13:52
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