The stately 1992 Latoura
I've owned two Escorts and they always did well by me. (Well, the 1998 I had for all of 3 months did well by me until someone blew a red light...)
Whats the problem with yours?
EDIT: I lack a picture of my actual car, but this is it - except in green.
LOAF, remember what I told you about finishing your stories a sentence earlier?Hey, my girlfriend had one of those! Actually, it wasn't hers, it was her dad's. Actually, she wasn't my girlfriend, she just lived next door and never closed her curtains.
All through the front wheels, to give you that authentic sport handling.p.s. gotta love the Prius. Over 400Nm of torque combined from standstill
56 MPG is my actual current mileage - in summer. In winter, it drops to about 49 MPG. (My worst mileage was around 40 MPG, but that was pushing the pedal to the metal for almost eight hours straight.)That 56MPG, is that actual recorded mileage you've achieved driving yourself? It's pretty high. What was the fuel mileage rating on the window sticker? I think until this year the EPA was really over-estimating the fuel efficiency of cars like the Prius and folks were seeing something like 20MPG less than advertised.
The red badge reads "Si" - which doesn't translate into anything, AFAIK. On any other car you'd probably just read "GT" or "GTI" instead.What's that red badge on the back of your Corolla say?
No, they're actually the same size. It's probably just the perspective... I can post some more pictures if anyone dares to open a HO racer thread.I know you said those toy cars are HO scale but are they both really? The Barracuda looks a lot larger than the Charger.
Yep, it's a 6. And yes, we tried to keep it as true to the original as possible. We'll probably go for some modern speakers, but nothing too fancy. No DVD, woofer, low-rider or other - sorry - shit.Your '67 Mustang is pretty cool, I like how you haven't modified it to fuck and gone for that idiotic "G-Machine" look with fancy new alloys and shit like that. Is it a 6-cylinder? The wheel covers make me think so. There's not enough straight sixes sold anymore, and people really loved and love that Ford 6.
The GT is nice, but it's also the one car from the list that I don't own - we just rented it for my bachelor party. I would have liked to keep it, but as far as our family planning goes, I don't really see a GT. Can't have everything...The '05, though... oh boy do I hate the current generation Mustangs. They are just the worst collection of foul styling mistakes a person could buy today. The upcoming Camaro is so much more appealing to me. Good job on the GT, though, the modular V8 is a fantastic engine.
Do you own all of these right now, or have some replaced others?
Yeah, let's face it: The Prius is definitely no sportscar. And the 478 Nm sure don't feel like 478 Nm in "ordinary" cars... It's much less under-powered than most people think, though, and gliding on the road without hearing any engine is an amazing thing. (At least it is for me.)All through the front wheels, to give you that authentic sport handling.
Yeah, let's face it: The Prius is definitely no sportscar. And the 478 Nm sure don't feel like 478 Nm in "ordinary" cars... It's much less under-powered than most people think, though, and gliding on the road without hearing any engine is an amazing thing. (At least it is for me.)
A silent-moving car that has poor handling abilities? That spells doom for bike-riders worldwide .That's exactly the reason the Prius is my favourite rental car within NZ - the near-silence and the big windows add value to my sightseeing experiences. It's usually quicker than the average 2.0L car from a standstill, but starts to show the lack of power when accelerating on a highway on-ramp. I shall make no comments on handling and cornering, however