105MPH in a Challenger SRT8 on a deserted road in the perfect summer conditions was enough for me to lose my licence for 30 days and $1,290.00 fine in Alberta in 2011. I'm surprised the guy didn't end up in jail.
50K sounds just about right sometimes WAY more sometimes less.
Those are legal to import but damn expensive.
Seems worth it to me.
There is only one car that I would go to jail for. To me this is the Holy Grail of the automotive world. The Ferrari Enzo!
Holy hell that's a thing of beauty! I'm super digging the wheels. Thats exactly how I would do mine if I had one.
I agree with you on the S14 but not on the R33. The R34 is the best of the bunch no ifs and buts about it but I would still love to have a R33 GTR.
Holy Good Deal! Thats only half a penny a piece!
Holy Good Deal! Thats only half a penny a piece!
Yes I would love a two tone S13 just like this one. I might look into importing one one day. I agree that I think this is the best looking of the S-chassis ever made.
What I love is that the Dodge Challenger is somehow the symbol of 'Merican cars but yet it is made in Canada.
200hp is plenty to have a good time with. I'm not looking for a race car I just want a sedan that would be fun in the twisties and can take a corner sideways if I ever felt the need to do so.
a 4 door 2 series would be ok I suppose but it will be more that the ideal 25K range. a 4 door FRS would be the tits though.
Hell yes! The cheapest RWD sedan is currently a Dodge Charger SE at 28k usd and its neither small nor fun.
That makes no sense. They say we need RWD sedans and you suggest a coupe as the same thing.
I couldn't possibly agree with you more. While you are doing it it can be a little stressful but when you look back on it these become your most cherished memories. There is no other way to do it than to do it exactly like a local would.
Right on I look forward to it.
Just curious if you are ever gonna do a dedicated review for the SsangYong? I'd love to hear more about it.
What I don't understand is that the guy doing the actual work gets paid probably around $40/hr(high estimate) so why does the shop feel the need that they must pocket $110+/hr just for the fact that they have the shop.I know everyone needs to make money but for you to make 2 and a half times what your employee makes…