Recent content by dbzeag

Wow, nice to know other are having issues with these. My rears blew not too long ago. The time line works like this: 9/19/05 - 101453 miles on the clock, coilovers installed, including new end links 1/2/07 - 121920 miles, left front strut blew 7/19/07 - 128911 miles, both rears blew 7/28/07 -...

Been pretty good. yourself?

I work in wickliffe. If you guys want to get together, let me know.

That looks devilish and sinister. That's exactly what a bruiser of a GT cruiser should look like.

From what I have heard, brand new Porsches straight from the factory have a lots of miles on it because they run them straight from the assembly line to the track for break in. The machining tolerances are so tight there is no traditional break in period. The feeling is if something is going to...

Looks a bit like the Infiniti G35 sedan, but I am sure this is just preliminary. It doesn't look all that practical, however, with such a small boot. Keep in mind when regarding Porsche and practicality, an owner can comfortably install a child's seat safely in the rear seat of the fastest...

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This model is supposed to compete with the Mazda3 standard sedan. 152hp is more than enough. And I agree CVT = continuously variable transmission. Not 6 speed. But there are car companies that have 6 settings in the CVT pullies to simulate shifting so they can use a paddle. I think that...

Wow, that looks a bit like the Scalietti from ferrari. Big 2 door GT cruiser. The side profile makes it look like a guppy, however, with that scoop of a grille. I kinda like the doors and roof. I agree with the upolstery, though. It looks like it's stained or has a spill on it. Very good...

Well if it's anything like any of Australia's other cars, performance is guaranteed, those lucky fugitives :(

That looks great (except for the necessary seams) up and down. I don't understand, though, this new desire for convertibles. I mean these things are very complicated now. I can't imagine these tops lasting that long mechanically or the seals on the joints. I mean I know they have to fold up...

Wow, that does it. I am moving to Australia. Fine beaches, Skylines are legal, and Ford and GM seem to think they are more deserving of fine automobiles.

The only chance we have of seeing this is on a pirated download of Top Gear :(

Wow, that's impressive. A bit of a letdown they still are using the TMIC, but I guess if it works, it works. I like how much thought and detail went into the design of the work.

They pushed this redesign back a year because of how well the previous gen was selling. I don't know if that was such a wise move. And talk about wheel gap, are you kidding me with that? Are those 12" rims?