Our Cars (dream or actual)
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@Brian said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
I’ve not mentioned it to the wife at all
This is where the drugs and guns come in...
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I did the Porsche driving experience here in Atlanta in 2015 for my birthday present with a “lowly” Carrera S but it was still a blast.
Some of the mint cars were just incredible…

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@northsouthdenimguy said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
I did the Porsche driving experience here in Atlanta in 2015 for my birthday present with a “lowly” Carrera S but it was still a blast.
Fantastic! They made great cars back then. I had a 991.1 GTS that time. Amazing car, still can't believe I sold it. None of what came afterwards was as good.
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@goosehd said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
@Chap ...you didn't happen to notice that as she kept encouraging you to go faster that the brakes were fading quite quickly?

Edit: What an awesome present!!
Brakes? What are brakes?

The rounds with the instructors were pretty close to vomiting, I had a severe dizziness afterwards. They brake just milliseconds before the curve and are immediately back on full power. It is amazing what youn can do with those cars if you know how to do it.
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@goosehd said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
...she even said sure, go ahead….
Funny thing, I immediately picked up on the inflection, and facetiousness in her voice...
I'm glad I'm no longer married...
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@scooter said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
@goosehd said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
...she even said sure, go ahead….
Funny thing, I immediately picked up on the inflection, and facetiousness in her voice...
I'm glad I'm no longer married...
maybe the reason I don't even ask... 
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@Chap said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
@goosehd said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
@Chap ...you didn't happen to notice that as she kept encouraging you to go faster that the brakes were fading quite quickly?

Edit: What an awesome present!!
Brakes? What are brakes?

The rounds with the instructors were pretty close to vomiting, I had a severe dizziness afterwards. They brake just milliseconds before the curve and are immediately back on full power. It is amazing what youn can do with those cars if you know how to do it.
I have been fortunate enough to have driven with some very accomplished and skilled drivers and it’s the braking that stands out , very firm but very smooth with seamless transitions
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apparently Toyota has trademarked a name for a Tundra trim level to compete with the Raptor. The "TRD Hammer". This has got to be the worst name ever, here's why:

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It's not their first shitty name - MR2 in France = MR deux = merde.
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@NickD said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
It's not their first shitty name - MR2 in France = MR deux = merde.

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The deuce is loose!
(Might wanna see a doc to about that)
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@WhiskeySandwich genuinely lolled at that



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@DeeDee85 i did too when ai spit out that image for me. nailed it
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I'm running an old Ford Fiesta which has 200,000 km, or 125,000 miles. I lost the remote fob a year or two ago, and the aircon compressor melted during a heatwave in January. Here's Tex the Peruvian Hairless Dog struggling with the temperatures in the car.

It's at the point where it's not worth spending money to keep it running, so I'm thinking about a replacement.
I was wondering if anyone else has been thinking about going electric in response to the situation in Iran? Fuel prices around here are up nearly 50% in the last three weeks in Australia.
If I do get an EV, I'm tempted by the Hyundai Inster. My main concern is that I do a lot of miles in rural areas, and the charging network in Australia can be patchy.


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