General Discussions

Hmm...a Skyline maybe?

Mercedes came out a while back with an official worldwide apology of sorts. They announced that all cars manufactures and distributed within the years 2003 and 2006 were faulty, via a combination of both electrical and engine problems. For a manufacturer that spends nearly $1m a day on technology research, that's not very impressive to hear. However, things have been looking up for them. The S-Class is now widely regarded as the most reliable luxury car today, and some of the technology featured in the cars, while not only groundbreaking, actually works.

I seriously can't wait till I get my license... the world will be a better place soon after that.

A Skyline . . . I wish.

I only like the R34 and the new GT-R. The GT-R isn't first car material and the R34 isn't legal in Canada currently. You can only import a Skyline if it's 15 years old. The R33 is eligible but the R34 isn't. I'm thinking Toyota Supra. I'll most likely have to go south of the border to America to get one but that's no big deal.

Or maybe not. Always remember to obey the laws and always wear your seatbelt. Keep racing off the streets and wear a helmet. I'm a good one to talk. I'm ol' led foot. Peddle to the meddle,power-slide,drift...I am a bad influence.

As you all know by now,I have a Supra. I have 2 other cars,but must admit,my Supra is funnest to drive. You won't regret buying a Supra. Wise choice.

I always wear my seat belt and never street race. Here in Ontario the fine for going 40 over or street racing is $10,000!! And they've even crushed the cars they catch street racing, I'm NEVER going to street race.

Can't say the same about speeding though, I always drive about 10 over but sometimes go 15-20 over.

Stiff penalties. Ouch.

Move to Montreal. Since F1 and all comes over annually, it should be...different. >_>

Where I live we have tracks for racing,speedways,so there's no need to street race.