Caporegime
£3k's worth of McDonalds burgers, oh and a can of compressed air for the next time you sell a keyboard 
Poll: It's that time again....
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Seriously, after the last thread I think you want an RX8. Just for goodness sake, go into it with your eyes open, and be aware it's going to hurt for fuel and maintenance.
Don
MX5!
ATR would be stiff and a similar drive to the Clio
ATR would be stiff and a similar drive to the Clio
Soldato
RX8
Soldato
Audi A1 tdi 1.6 SE....in white.
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To be fair after being passenger in a mates RX8 it was rather comfortable and was very planted.
He hasn't had any bills in his ownership either. So either, there is a big bill coming or he's got lucky! His MPGEEEZ are ridiculous though.
He hasn't had any bills in his ownership either. So either, there is a big bill coming or he's got lucky! His MPGEEEZ are ridiculous though.
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Soldato
Test drive them all...
...then buy none of them.
...then buy none of them.
Associate
RX7
Soldato
Seriously ST220......but I voted ATR.
Soldato
All those votes for RX8, did I miss something or do people really dislike you?
Soldato
Tbh invest the money and get public transport off the interest you'll earn.
Don
[TW]Fox;21699422 said:
Both are high revving with low torque cars with stiff suspension
Fun to drive whilst giving them beans, but a bit of a pain around town or on rough roads
Though stiff the accord is a vastly more comfortable place to be than the little renaultsport clios - also just feels like any random mid size car with a normal engine does when not giving it some (but then so does the clio other than being a bit harsh).
Anyway I'm with the VR6 for the once in a lifetime supercar experience
Anyway I'm with the VR6 for the once in a lifetime supercar experience
When you are not caning it the Accord is a Honda Accord and the Clio is a Renault Clio - vastly different. The suspension on the Accord is hardly unacceptably stiff, no worse than those dreadful S-Line Audi's every sales rep seems happy to do 30k a year in. Yet unlike an S-Line Audi the Accord will actually handle when you want it to.