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Mate has a brand new Polo GTI, twincharged. The 7 speed DSG is being replaced under warranty...slipping on changes I think. He's probably only done ten thou...

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I've got a r32 golf.

and the sound is AMAZING and the grip! You can do a lot more fun things in these small cars around corners than our Xr6 turbos!

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Would love an R32 for a daily and turbo for weekender. Plus SC 5.0 for extra weekender...sigh.

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A big fuel efficent car that is reliable with a bit of resale value, IMO V6 Toyota or Honda and it killed me to type it but it is true. I am not a fan of front wheel drive in large cars but these things are so quiet and well built and as a day to day thing - acceptable.

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Vw's arent very reliable though lol we have a vw dealership and every 2nd car either has a blown engine or a blown gearbox, same with renault they work in our workshop and their hoists are constantly taken up by cars with gboxes out...

Yeah,a recent engine reliability survey in Britain based on 50,000 warranty claims showed that VW made the top ten worst list,with BMW and Audi topping the list.Although unrelated to our Falcon/Territory engines,Ford made it into the top ten list of the most reliable engines in the UK, with of course Honda topping that list.

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I use to have an au II ute LPG and I loved it only thing thing is, is that I spent 6 grand repairing it within 3 years. I bought it for 7500!!! Only cost me 50 bucks max per week

I bought a turbo but if I had to buy something n/a I would buy the Eco lpi falcon, they have slightly more kw then a petrol and I think they have more torque too plus u get 650 km out of a tank which only costs 50 bucs for 80 litres!! If they made a turbo Eco lpi version I woulda bought that haha

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font wheel drive cars are for women buds...no matter how fast or how good it is in cornering and so forth,at the end of the day its a fwd ..buy one for the misses mate and get yourself a rear wheel drive car,preferably a ford (as it is a ford forum mind you..lol)...there's a reason when people say golfs,clio's etc are cute...?

holden,yeah there good and still have issues,ford unreal and yes they do have issues but what car doesn't..

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font wheel drive cars are for women buds...no matter how fast or how good it is in cornering and so forth,at the end of the day its a fwd ..buy one for the misses mate and get yourself a rear wheel drive car,preferably a ford (as it is a ford forum mind you..lol)...there's a reason when people say golfs,clio's etc are cute...?

holden,yeah there good and still have issues,ford unreal and yes they do have issues but what car doesn't..

Mate you need to get with the times- there's a reason why cars like the Falcon are staring down being extinct... it's because of economical FWD cars like Camry's and Accords are selling more. Why? Well you'd have to be the biggest bogan in the world that is in denial to not figure that one out.

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