Soldato
Hi all,
Cheap, fast, reliable. Pick 2. Or so the saying goes.
Often a phrase rolled out to people like me looking for something beyond their budget.
I thought it would be 'a bit of fun' to get people picking cars which fall into the various category combinations. The combinations available are:
1. Cheap and fast (I think will be an interesting category)
2. Cheap and reliable (boring but necessary)
3. Fast and reliable (the least useful as no upper limit on price)
I would like to define cheap for this game as <£2k, and fast as >200bhp or <7 seconds 0-60. Hard to define reliable so make a judgement and we can all argue about whether its right or not! Please don't everyone post £80k cars in the fast and reliable category as the real idea is to challenge you to find good cars in the first two categories.
Clearly the class of car matters, so when posting please nominate your car class out of the following. Lets try to get a good mix of car classes going on.
A. Small hatch/supermini
B. Medium hatch/saloon
C. Large hatch/saloon or any estate
D. 4x4 / SUV
To add some further interest the category you don't pick you have to make a judgement on.
So for example I might post:
Class C / Cheap and Reliable:
Honda Accord Type S 2.4 petrol estate -available for sub £2k and Honda reliability is renowned. Possibly fast enough if you rev the balls off it.
Or I might post:
Class C / Fast and cheap:
Honda Accord Type S 2.4 petrol estate - available for sub 2k and 190bhp (not quite at the threshold but just using as an example). Reliability is Honda but at this price you take your chances.
(yes I do have an Accord
)
Thanks for reading. If no interest or you don't think the game will work then I'll just ask for it to be removed.
Cheap, fast, reliable. Pick 2. Or so the saying goes.
Often a phrase rolled out to people like me looking for something beyond their budget.
I thought it would be 'a bit of fun' to get people picking cars which fall into the various category combinations. The combinations available are:
1. Cheap and fast (I think will be an interesting category)
2. Cheap and reliable (boring but necessary)
3. Fast and reliable (the least useful as no upper limit on price)
I would like to define cheap for this game as <£2k, and fast as >200bhp or <7 seconds 0-60. Hard to define reliable so make a judgement and we can all argue about whether its right or not! Please don't everyone post £80k cars in the fast and reliable category as the real idea is to challenge you to find good cars in the first two categories.
Clearly the class of car matters, so when posting please nominate your car class out of the following. Lets try to get a good mix of car classes going on.
A. Small hatch/supermini
B. Medium hatch/saloon
C. Large hatch/saloon or any estate
D. 4x4 / SUV
To add some further interest the category you don't pick you have to make a judgement on.
So for example I might post:
Class C / Cheap and Reliable:
Honda Accord Type S 2.4 petrol estate -available for sub £2k and Honda reliability is renowned. Possibly fast enough if you rev the balls off it.
Or I might post:
Class C / Fast and cheap:
Honda Accord Type S 2.4 petrol estate - available for sub 2k and 190bhp (not quite at the threshold but just using as an example). Reliability is Honda but at this price you take your chances.
(yes I do have an Accord
)Thanks for reading. If no interest or you don't think the game will work then I'll just ask for it to be removed.
but a supra with a single big turbo would be ok i suppose. 
