Show Us Your Motors!

[ChrisD.]

What did the drivers briefing say about flipping other drivers off with your hands?

Nothing at all.

 

[Voxination]

New wheel refurb.

I really quite like that in white.

 

[Ace Modder]

I really quite like that in white.

The OcUK purchasing team knows how long I was looking for a white Impreza that ticked the boxes for me, took me almost a year to find it. ( I bought the car when I still worked at OcUK)

The white colour is ace on a new age Impreza.

 

[Brocky120]

Seems like those trip computer screens don't account for the time your spent going around 30mph/setting off and only motorway??

Also, NA is where it's at? Lol if you had a turbo or something you could have overtaken that GT86 and not tailgated him while jerking off.

It did. But my estate is very good and no stop start to get onto dual carriageway/motorway.

The 50mpg is a better representation as that involved more stop start with 287miles too

 

[Brocky120]

You're getting 50mpg from a 335D ....how?

Properly mapped, properly breathing and Captain Slow at the wheel!

 

[AndrewNR]

Heh. This is a very "Pistonheads" post

Nah, if it was Pistonheads there'd be a 'gloating' picture of his triple garage with a Veyron, 458 and P1 inside, as well as his wife's Range Rover Sport in the corner of the shot.

 

[phatboy]

New wheel refurb.

Maybe I have been living in a cave but I have never seen impreza in that colour

Looks fantastic!!

 

[commited]

50mpg from the 335d is impressive!

 

[Minstadave]

50mpg from the 335d is impressive!

I'm always staggered at how efficient BMW engines are. My F10 530D is a big car but I have nudged 55mpg on long trips with cruise at 70. Even short trips (a few miles to town and back) are usually 40-45 mpg.

 

[richyfingers]

Honda in car park.

 

[[TW]Fox]

Even short trips (a few miles to town and back) are usually 40-45 mpg.

Err....

 

[Jumper118]

integra looks really good. if only it was rwd or awd, i would consider buying one.

 

[Gaygle]

Just because UK people have an obsession with TINY engines doesn't make 3l big

6l+ = do you own an oil refinery or just your family?
5-6l = intriguing
4-5l = big
3-4l = normal
2-3l = trying to keep up but needs to save some £££
1.4-2l = painful
<1.4l = kill me, kill me now

(Exceptions given to lightweight sports cars)

Depends on where you take the average

What planet are you on to think that a 4litre engine is "normal".

I agree with whoever said "it's a PH post". A bit like when those annoying types go "pffft, an RS6 is not a quick car. My mates/cousins/brothers/dads 4432bhp Skyline is a quick car"

 

[richyfingers]

integra looks really good. if only it was rwd or awd, i would consider buying one.

Have you driven one?

 

[Jumper118]

Have you driven one?

no. i have only driven a civic.

 

[radar19]

Is that the new face lift one? Though they where not out till dec?

Cheers

It is the new model, 2016. They started production in September, mine was going to arrive in October but it got here early. Not having many options is a good thing.

 

[Traffic_Warden]

My Dad's new motor we picked up Sunday night, 320ci Msport very low miles and full main dealer history so he is pleased with it.

Some nice pics to come on the weekend after a detail

 

[RoboCod]

Best put them in the "spotted" thread then, wannabe

 

[richyfingers]

no. i have only driven a civic.

Wouldn't write a car off like the Integra without driving one. Miles a head of the civic. Previous cars include an S2000 and 350z, no less fun to drive than either of those.

 

[Jumper118]

Wouldn't write a car off like the Integra without driving one. Miles a head of the civic. Previous cars include an S2000 and 350z, no less fun to drive than either of those.

i know it wouldn't be like the much newer civic i drove at all. i just dont think ill be able to fit a integra into my car schedule. i would like to drive on at some point, but i probably won't own one.