80 kph or 50 mph is the normal speed here, I can't stand driving in sydney because the suburbs are just a slow grid, whereas here everything is laid out so well.
It isn't the fact that Canberra is well-planned that makes traffic a non-issue (which it is), but that no one fucking lives there.
In all seriousness though, the days of the big, 4-door V8 sedans are over. Hell, even V6's are probably extraneous. A 4 cylinder in a compact sedan is more than enough for most people.
you can have my V8 when you pry it from my cold dead fingers
I'll have you know that I'm resisting this set-up because I respect you.
The Tata Nano is like a tenth of the price of a Cube or something.
Least you're getting what you pay for.
Not like the elaborate ruse that the Cube is
how is the Cube an elaborate ruse? I'm not following your line of thought.
I think he's suggesting that it is overpriced for being trendy or stylish or something.
Starting at $13,900 and having things like six airbags standard, advanced traction control and braking assist and is considerably larger makes it a bit of a weak point.
The Tata Nano is like a tenth of the price of a Cube or something.
Least you're getting what you pay for.
Not like the elaborate ruse that the Cube is
how is the Cube an elaborate ruse? I'm not following your line of thought.
I think he's suggesting that it is overpriced for being trendy or stylish or something.
Starting at $13,900 and having things like six airbags standard, advanced traction control and braking assist and is considerably larger makes it a bit of a weak point.
Also, it's only 7 times more expensive. 8-)
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i forgot people should buy Cubes cause they're safe!
80 kph or 50 mph is the normal speed here, I can't stand driving in sydney because the suburbs are just a slow grid, whereas here everything is laid out so well.
It isn't the fact that Canberra is well-planned that makes traffic a non-issue (which it is), but that no one fucking lives there.
In all seriousness though, the days of the big, 4-door V8 sedans are over. Hell, even V6's are probably extraneous. A 4 cylinder in a compact sedan is more than enough for most people.
you can have my V8 when you pry it from my cold dead fingers
Don't get me wrong, I'd love a muscle car at one point in my life, but shit dog, they're a dying breed.
The Tata Nano is like a tenth of the price of a Cube or something.
Least you're getting what you pay for.
Not like the elaborate ruse that the Cube is
how is the Cube an elaborate ruse? I'm not following your line of thought.
I think he's suggesting that it is overpriced for being trendy or stylish or something.
Starting at $13,900 and having things like six airbags standard, advanced traction control and braking assist and is considerably larger makes it a bit of a weak point.
Also, it's only 7 times more expensive. 8-)
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i forgot people should buy Cubes cause they're safe!
They r so safe
God no, people shouldn't buy Cubes. I'm saying the price is more justified than you make it out to be.
I ordered the part I needed. Good thing, too, since the trunk won't open at all, now. Thankfully I can get still get it from the rear seats, but I'm gonna fiddle around with the part and see if I can't somehow strengthen it with some JB Weld putty or something before I install it. Then again, this one lasted the previous owners ten years, so maybe I'll let the next person deal with it.
The Soul has a ton of design features that really like, but for some reason, something seems just off about it, like they don't fit together correctly.
So, once I get my license (Unlikely) I have the choice to maybe fix one of three cars.
1: Toyota Corolla FX -90 (1.6l engine in a very light car)
2: Opel Astra -90something (Is actually kind of an eh car)
3: Honda Accord 90-92 (I know nothing about this car and might never ever see it at all)
For the Corolla I need a new frame. For the Astra I need more or less a whole new car.
The accord just has some small body work to be done (Or so I'm told) and I might get it for cheap/in exchange for a website.
All these seem to be cars that cost around 1000€, sometimes less.
So, once I get my license (Unlikely) I have the choice to maybe fix one of three cars.
1: Toyota Corolla FX -90 (1.6l engine in a very light car)
2: Opel Astra -90something (Is actually kind of an eh car)
3: Honda Accord 90-92 (I know nothing about this car and might never ever see it at all)
For the Corolla I need a new frame. For the Astra I need more or less a whole new car.
The accord just has some small body work to be done (Or so I'm told) and I might get it for cheap/in exchange for a website.
All these seem to be cars that cost around 1000€, sometimes less.
Save more and buy a car that doesn't immediately need repairs.
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how is the Cube an elaborate ruse? I'm not following your line of thought.
I'll have you know that I'm resisting this set-up because I respect you.
I think he's suggesting that it is overpriced for being trendy or stylish or something.
Starting at $13,900 and having things like six airbags standard, advanced traction control and braking assist and is considerably larger makes it a bit of a weak point.
Also, it's only 7 times more expensive. 8-)
wat
It's...weird, and kinda ugly.
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i forgot people should buy Cubes cause they're safe!
They r so safe
Dear satan I wish for this or maybe some of this....oh and I'm a medium or a large.
Don't get me wrong, I'd love a muscle car at one point in my life, but shit dog, they're a dying breed.
God no, people shouldn't buy Cubes. I'm saying the price is more justified than you make it out to be.
I accept this as inevitable but the lack of v8 rumble or even turbo whine will still make me sad
I'll do it with a smile on my face as hundreds younger ingrates purr by me on their electric pussy-mobiles.
but, dammit, when i put that petal down i actually go a little fast, and can send those tires spinning if i want
the new one is buttass ugly though
the simple circular lights ruin it
They had mini coopers up through to like 1996 though, and they look like they're from the 60's, so I'd just get one of them
The Kia Cube is nicer
I tested both for a lark
probably less reliable tho
Dear satan I wish for this or maybe some of this....oh and I'm a medium or a large.
except maybe a mini cooper
Another small car I like is the suzuki swift
It's sort of like the uncanny valley for cars.
sort of reminded me of the asymmetric plastic jewelry we used to wear in 2nd grade
needs to be seen
1: Toyota Corolla FX -90 (1.6l engine in a very light car)
2: Opel Astra -90something (Is actually kind of an eh car)
3: Honda Accord 90-92 (I know nothing about this car and might never ever see it at all)
For the Corolla I need a new frame. For the Astra I need more or less a whole new car.
The accord just has some small body work to be done (Or so I'm told) and I might get it for cheap/in exchange for a website.
All these seem to be cars that cost around 1000€, sometimes less.
Save more and buy a car that doesn't immediately need repairs.
Fix 'em yourself. :^:
Sell the two you don't want.