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In 5-10 years I am pretty confident I won't own an ICE vehicle
I would still own my LC500, it’s intended as an own forever car from day one, … if it holds up as well as my SC430, I don’t see why I won’t still have the LC in 20+ years, unless they don’t have gas stations by then anymore.
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I would still own my LC500, it’s intended as an own forever car from day one …
was the colour you got hard to get a hold of? Like did you have to wait a while, that’s a really nice color, and I have never seen that vehicle in that colour
was the colour you got hard to get a hold of? Like did you have to wait a while, that’s a really nice color, and I have never seen that vehicle in that colour
no, it’s just one of many paints you can order, and a popular one, and in Canada, the LC500 is factory order only for at least a couple years
considering the rest of the car looks a tad 1980s i'd say it looks nice lol... my E-class can do a version of that too, i've dubbed it "dusk mode"
now if we really wanna talk about some chill vibes, pop up headlights down + fogs on is the move!
I bought an AE86 in 1994 when they were not highly regarded on the import car scene. The only meets where the car got any respect were Club4AG events. The car was openly laughed at when I was at some meets. Fast forward to 1999, Initial D, and Dorifto and the car is a legend. I still have mine. It’s not on the road. I do miss driving it, but it is not a super car. I saw one on BaT auctioned up to $59k. Are you out of your damn minds? Well, yes.
The AE86 is not a great drift car because of low torque and low bhp, but if you can drift it, you are good. The car will punish you for making mistakes. It does teach you how to drive slow cars fast as my friend Moto once said. Now, there’s going to be an Initial D movie which will probably boost the values even more.
Hahaha! Best one liner in a while.... There's also a 450SEL 6.9...
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I like the look. General Motors used to allow you to do that.
Lol, I like the look too but it makes me wonder if it looks a little Miami Vice. But that's not a bad thing. In any case I don't care, but I was curious what you guys thought.
Car looks killer with the xenons on, they contrast with the amber parking lights quite well:
Hahaha! Best one liner in a while.... There's also a 450SEL 6.9...
Lol, I like the look too but it makes me wonder if it looks a little Miami Vice. But that's not a bad thing. In any case I don't care, but I was curious what you guys thought.
Car looks killer with the xenons on, they contrast with the amber parking lights quite well:
I bought an AE86 in 1994 when they were not highly regarded on the import car scene. The only meets where the car got any respect were Club4AG events. The car was openly laughed at when I was at some meets. Fast forward to 1999, Initial D, and Dorifto and the car is a legend. I still have mine. It’s not on the road. I do miss driving it, but it is not a super car. I saw one on BaT auctioned up to $59k. Are you out of your damn minds? Well, yes.
The AE86 is not a great drift car because of low torque and low bhp, but if you can drift it, you are good. The car will punish you for making mistakes. It does teach you how to drive slow cars fast as my friend Moto once said. Now, there’s going to be an Initial D movie which will probably boost the values even more.
My drifting days are behind me now but it looks like you may know a little about it. Lol
Sliding around corners was always fun, as long as car doesn't loose control of course.
I think that it’s a great idea that there’s a two row version.
But why have it listed as a completely different model? It should’ve been a trim level or made smaller, not be the exact same size. They didn’t even move the rear seat backwards to allow for more passenger sosce.
Mazda continues to demonstrate that they have the absolute worst product planning in the entire industry. At this point not bringing the CX-60 over makes no lick of sense.
My drifting days are behind me now but it looks like you may know a little about it. Lol
Sliding around corners was always fun, as long as car doesn't loose control of course.
Then it's a bad day. Lol
that's why it's nice to practice in a video game where you can restart if things don't go well lol
that's my virtual drifting and photography prowess on full display
link13 is right though, these 80s corollas were just another car until that anime came out and suddenly it's a highly coveted sought after item... keiichi tsuchiya (the drift king) also popularized the car
But why have it listed as a completely different model? It should’ve been a trim level or made smaller, not be the exact same size. They didn’t even move the rear seat backwards to allow for more passenger sosce.
Exactly! So strange…and then they had all the press thinking it was a whole new model and then they were all like “oh…okay” when they actually saw it
