Sounds like a torque steering piece of crap. Give me a Integrale any day over it.
Fraser
Italian car anyone?
Sep 19, 2004
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"Desirable plate", yeah, useful if you get cut up by Beemers a lot. Quite obviously says "Yah F*ck".
Just to give you an idea of space.
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not my car, but look at the space left after the Audio install has been=20 fitted down the side.
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Ooops, that is a NG car, not a C900. Try this one.
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Gives an idea of how big the boot is.
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all mine are like that heh
OK, so it's not 4wd, but it's a much better car for everyday use, as it's galvanised, has a properly screwed together interior and hasn't got the expensive 4wd to break.
Nice, but I'd rather have this one,
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> 42&rd=1
gay price
I would'nt buy a car like that for the daily run.
Let's just say we got half way through the karma sutra ;) and then some!
Thats like saying buying a naturally aspirated car is better because it doesn't have all the turbo stuff to break.
Fraser
Oh god to be young and athletic.
Jesus man, must have been some good sex, you can't even spell Kama Sutra!
(c:
Douglas
I'd settle for one or the other.
None of that would be an issue if Lancia built their cars properly !
That's what's great about Italian cars - you have to buy them with a view to things going wrong :)
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my point exactl. bet it drives/handles hiddeously.
Why ?
My car makes ~220bhp through it's front wheels, and it copes just fine.
There's plenty of traction available, as long as you're not trying to deliberately provoke it.
I wouldn't have a car with that kind of power to the front wheels and *not* "deliberately provoke" it ;o)
Mason
In which case, you'd crash and die.
Mine copes just fine, as long as I don't do anything silly like floor the throttle in 1st gear on a damp road - stick to 2nd gear upwards, and there's more than enough grip to keep me on the road...
it's not like i'm speaking from no experience.. the R5 is on 15's and makes aprok 160bhp...can drive that just fine..
and wil happilly spin through 1st and 2nd if i let it...
I just prefer the idea of a 4WD delta
Mason
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