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Best: Singapore - lots of things to see and do - plenty of places to sit and chill - affordable food/drinks - nice shops Sydney used to be great but now it's become overly expensive to do simple things like picking people up without having to pay for parking. The food court is crap (heck...

It's not like the RTA doesn't make it obvious that you need to pass these tests prior to being able to sit the P1.

this is the internet. photos mean nothing.

For what it's worth, pay off the CC first since it has the highest interest rate and PLEASE don't go and get another loan >_> Good luck with saving up for the purchase of the car.

ditto

I'm on the Qantas Frequent Flyer program. I signed up after they initiated the Direct Earn program (i.e. where you can't just accrue points on your credit card and transfer them). Whilst it costs me $20 a year on my Citibank platinum card, it's worthwhile considering the amount I spend on my...

Lease is really only good if you're in a higher income tax bracket and as mentioned above, you need to drive at least 25,000km a year to keep the FBT down. Honestly speaking, it sounds like you are living beyond your means and I'd be weary about taking on any additional debt until you've saved...

Why dig up such old threads.. but anyway :) The acceleration was very ordinary from memory. That's what made me a bit surprised- I was expecting it to be crazy fast or something along the lines of other cars I'd driven both before and after. That being said, the good thing about that car...

Since then, we've acquired a couple of other V8's and V10's... But i'm not allowed to drive them :(

Depends on a lot of other conditions... but I presume you mean on average. For me to get 20L/100km it has to be city traffic driving. If you meant over one offs or whatever, 20L/100km is easy even on a slight uphill incline from standstill to 40km/h!

I've heard the MRT tunes for Subes and Mitsus yield both improved HP and fuel consumption figures!

My family has an R34 GTR V-spec and it can drop down to 12-15L/100km with normal driving.

Most cars will do 20L/100km if you floor it the entire way I'd imagine... ... but I agree with Riet. We're talking average consumption typically and that involves some connotation of normal regular driving on streets (as opposed to on a track or drag strip... or Parramatta Rd).

Agreed it's the driving style which matters the most. Tuning can be done to make a car fuel efficient or it can be done to be very wasteful. Depends on the intentions.

I love it how so many noobs tell me that the more speakers = better... sigh. The other big LOL is someone asking what brand I use, and I say Rockford and MBQuart... to which they reply huh? Can't be as good as JL.

I am not sure about that car.. it looks awesome and I think it is a great new car to fill the hole in the market now that Celicas and Integras have disappeared off the market. The only downside is I am not sure what they are gonna do in terms of marketing this car. Is it going to be targeted...

meh i'd rate it. most convertibles in the $100k+ brackets are decent. it's the cheap ones which are convertibles for the sake of image and sacrificing all other performance or worthwhile aspects of the car which sadden me.

Currently wearing Georgio Armani - Attitude. Also still like Beckham.

The administrative costs of tailoring the scheme to suit a very small minority and also the costs borne by society (whether it be medical expenses, costs of ambulances, investigations, etc) when there is an increased likelihood of an accident. I know its far-fetched but I was playing devils...

I find it funny how different this thread is to the long standing classic of C&A > http://community.boredofstudies.org/505/cars-automobiles/98742/top-speed-done-where.html