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A guy called Isaac Brown (listed in the vid), probably an RCR fan.

RCR was making a point because since Farah's million mile Lexus became so ubiquitous in the internet community that if he featured a "million mile Lexus" he will get a million comments asking if it was Farah's. So he went to great lengths to explain that "this isn't Matt Farah's million mile...

Worth watching if you want to understand the meme. Have a look at the link for Matt Farah's actual million mile Lexus.

http://www.thesmokingtire.com/2014/matt-just-bought-a-900000-mile-lexus-ls400/

YES. That thing is awesome. (This is not Matt Farah's million mile Lexus...)

It went out of production because it was brought in super late in the original 1 series product cycle and was phased out pretty quickly. The M235i is supposed to be softer but a little quicker overall. :)

Exactly haha, I've thought about this stuff long and hard...and bought a Subaru lol. At the end of the day, if I wanted a true supersaloon in that sort of performance class my preference would be the E92/F30 M3/M4. They do what I want them to do and I wouldn't mind paying for the privilege. As...

The cost would be so prohibitive that I may as well buy an M3/C63!!!

Would be forever disappointed that it doesn't have HSV bits in it.

I actually really like American muscle (my favourite muscle car being the Superbird and my favourite sportscar being the '63 Vette split window) and even then I think HSV is overstyled. If they took the ridiculousness down a notch I'd would seriously consider ownership. For example, I'm really...

I'd rather have haemorrhoids. EDIT: I'll qualify the statement by saying that I definitely prefer the FG FPVs and any Mustang. Even then M3/M4/C63 will win over those as well.

Probably the GT-R but it'd be an extremely close one and I'd be thinking almost daily of that 6.2L V8.

Por que no los dos?

You shouldn't be driving a car you can't depend on. I learned to wrench on my first car so it worked reliably, apparently not all Toyota Corollas were made very well. One does not need "features" in order to pass the test. Steering, accelerator, brake, clutch, shifter, lights, basic gauges and...

179cm 70kg. As average as an average build can get.

Can I just encourage everyone in this thread or will read this thread to see their GP if they ever feel that you can't manage the stress in your life or feel consistently depressed. The HSC is a crappy period in your life, it's not the be all and end all (it's a shortcut like mentioned above)...

I've liked Qantas, Emirates and Cathay Pacific. I fly Qantas though because dem flier miles.

LOL. First go at Merrylands years ago. 37.76% In any case, rather than worrying about pass rates why don't folks just make sure they can actually drive...If anything there are too many idiots out there who are a threat to themselves and everyone around them. IMO the test is too damned easy...