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Neither would I. Or an EA for that matter

Sorry I read that as 25 years ago for some reason

Yes, these days they do have all the active and passive safety features that Falcons do, and are by no means death traps, and are certainly safer than old falcodores. Size will still play a role in safety, though. However, safety is very unlikely to make a buyer choose to buy a larger car (that...

I see your points. It all depends on one's needs, I guess. Everything on that list (excluding insurance) is irrelevant to my personal needs, and I consider the size of a Falcon to be a positive (for both safety and space reasons).

Whilst I agree that an FPV GT isn't a great suggestion for a first car, I'm curious as to why you would suggest an Accord Euro, Lancer or Mazda 3 over a Falcon.

Sorry, I wasn't aware of this. I just assumed that the poster was on his P plates as he/she was looking for a first car to buy. The high budget also seemed strange to me, but I thought that maybe his/her parents had money or something. In any case, I'd still recommend putting off that FPV, and...

This is completely and utterly untrue. I have never done medicine, but I can definitely tell you that in VCE Physics you do not learn anything about MRI, CT or X rays. Anyway, if physics were required, it would be a prerequisite subject. As it is not a prerequisite for any undergraduate...

The universities would look at your GPA if you have completed a full year of uni (which you would have). For UWS and UNCLE undergrad med you will need to sit the UMAT and an interview. The selection criteria for each university differs. For UWS, they look at your UMAT and ATAR/GPA when...

This is an excellent car, but power/cylinder restrictions prevent it from being driven legally on P plates.

25000? That's a fairly big budget for a first car. For that money, I'd recommend a Ford Fairmont Ghia (BF MKII) Pics: http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/3248/bfiifairmontghiaseduce.jpg http://www.nextcar.com.au/i.ford.falcon.BFII.fairmont.ghia.i.06aug.jpg In the end, different cars suit...

Look at the size of those brakes!

Thank you. Congratulations on getting into Science/Law. Coincidentally, my friend is also doing Science/Law at UQ, and got the exact same ATAR as you. Hope you enjoy UQ.

However, my fulli sik lebo heritage dictates that my dream car should be something like this: It probably had rear drum brakes too (didn't get to check).

I'm not exactly sure about what my dream car is, but I'd love a Ford Landau

yes, they have. At UWS, the ATAR is merely a threshold.

While Section 3 is easier for those who aren't great at english (no language in the questions), section 2 requires a knowledge of emotional vocabulary, so if you plan on sitting the UMAT, start expanding your vocabulary now. The UMAT marks aren't "out of" anything. When you get your UMAT...

It shouldn't be too hard. Yes, it's rather difficult to practise for sections 1 and 2, but section 3 is relatively easy to improve on. Get your hands on as many pick the middle/complete the sequence/matrix/etc. type questions that they have in section 3 as you can, and do them all. Doing so will...

Yeah, I'm going interstate. I'll be studying dentistry :)

UGH absolutely terrible. biggest turn off

Do militant anti-drug/alcohol types crash into cars almost killing people's fathers? Sorry, but people under the influence cause far more damage to society.