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 Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:35 pm
right now i got a '95 Saturn SL2 sedan, but i wanna get an '87 Corlla GT-S or AE86, or any 240sx.
i just got my temps so the car needs to be small, ya'know? cause i tried driveing my moms '95 BMW 540 and it was just to big.......any thoughts on this guys?
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 6:22 am
What's a "temp?" If its anything like a provisional license(we call them "P's" here) you really do want something you can't get into trouble or hurt yourself with. I'd go with the Corolla IF you know where to get parts for it. This is an old car, and because of the Initial D fan-tax, service parts aren't as cheap as they should be. This is also an excellent car to learn how to drive with(forget the cartoons) for one reason: to get it going quickly, you will be feeling the very same thing from the chassis as you would with an extremely high-powered car. Only, at a fraction of the speed.
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Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:19 pm
Joey Crash What's a "temp?" If its anything like a provisional license(we call them "P's" here) you really do want something you can't get into trouble or hurt yourself with. I'd go with the Corolla IF you know where to get parts for it. This is an old car, and because of the Initial D fan-tax, service parts aren't as cheap as they should be. This is also an excellent car to learn how to drive with(forget the cartoons) for one reason: to get it going quickly, you will be feeling the very same thing from the chassis as you would with an extremely high-powered car. Only, at a fraction of the speed. a temp if a temperary license...... and i might do that. only prolbem is that i gotta find one fairly cheap and close. and right now im not so conerced about parts. as long as it runs its kool
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Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 11:49 pm
Battosai 32 Joey Crash What's a "temp?" If its anything like a provisional license(we call them "P's" here) you really do want something you can't get into trouble or hurt yourself with. I'd go with the Corolla IF you know where to get parts for it. This is an old car, and because of the Initial D fan-tax, service parts aren't as cheap as they should be. This is also an excellent car to learn how to drive with(forget the cartoons) for one reason: to get it going quickly, you will be feeling the very same thing from the chassis as you would with an extremely high-powered car. Only, at a fraction of the speed. a temp if a temperary license...... and i might do that. only prolbem is that i gotta find one fairly cheap and close. and right now im not so conerced about parts. as long as it runs its kool If you're going to push it hard, at least find one in acceptable condition. Part failures have a habit of causing chain reactions, even though they may not be immediately apparent.
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Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:34 pm
Joey Crash Battosai 32 Joey Crash What's a "temp?" If its anything like a provisional license(we call them "P's" here) you really do want something you can't get into trouble or hurt yourself with. I'd go with the Corolla IF you know where to get parts for it. This is an old car, and because of the Initial D fan-tax, service parts aren't as cheap as they should be. This is also an excellent car to learn how to drive with(forget the cartoons) for one reason: to get it going quickly, you will be feeling the very same thing from the chassis as you would with an extremely high-powered car. Only, at a fraction of the speed. a temp if a temperary license...... and i might do that. only prolbem is that i gotta find one fairly cheap and close. and right now im not so conerced about parts. as long as it runs its kool If you're going to push it hard, at least find one in acceptable condition. Part failures have a habit of causing chain reactions, even though they may not be immediately apparent. i found a good one out in North Carolina, but i didnt have the money........or the tailer cause i dont really have my liense yet so i didnt have a ride out there either way, im gonna keep looking. autotrader is probably going to be better cause i can find em closer to home
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Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 5:55 pm
OK, I don't know much about any of those vehicles. How would call your budget. I need to know this so I may recommend a vehicle.
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Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 3:05 am
So what did the guy end up getting? I like Saturn S-Series cars, they're cheap and peppy. My Saturn SC2 feels a lot faster than my GTO in normal day to day driving... so as long as I'm not dropping the hammer.
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