from a turbo to a sport
03 April 2006, 12:18 PM
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from a turbo to a sport
I went and truely did it, i have gone from the XT
to ...............THIS
fancy changing the XT for a mere Sport
Cheers
Jim
to ...............THIS
fancy changing the XT for a mere Sport
Cheers
Jim
03 April 2006, 07:05 PM
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Very nice Jim, I like 'em. Saw a black one yesterday, was a little special, big rims, smoked glass, quad exhaust pipes, looked like it said "K A H N" across the back in spaced out letters ????
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05 April 2006, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Mark Champion
But hasn't your Sport got a turbo?
, not being an ex wrx owner
05 April 2006, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Miles
Hey, nice car, I especially like the burnt paintwork. Pity someone has parked their new RRS in the way ;-)
resident hoon in his old ford or holden no doubt. He buggered off as we arrived, no doubt did not want me to feel to embarrased
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How anything that heavy can be called 'Sport' is beyond me... didn't Sniff Petrol describe it as being heavier than a supertanker full of moons?
05 April 2006, 04:53 PM
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Very nice Jim, I like 'em. Saw a black one yesterday, was a little special, big rims, smoked glass....
) and I was stuck behind of a convoy of the things heading towards the locals school to drop the kids. All the same colour, all with pimp tints, and all causing parking mayhem. The only exception was there was a black tinted X5 and Cayenne mixed in with them 
Must be the modern alternative to the mother's sewing circle
Must admit I like the look of the RR sport. But I think I'd have a red one, with clear windows...just to be different
06 April 2006, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by TonyG
How anything that heavy can be called 'Sport' is beyond me... didn't Sniff Petrol describe it as being heavier than a supertanker full of moons?
06 April 2006, 04:03 PM
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Power doesn't make a 2.5 ton car sporty though, even if it is nippy off the line. "Sport" in most motoring context is just marketing flannel anyway.
"Sporty front foglamps" anyone?
"Sporty front foglamps" anyone?
08 April 2006, 02:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Jonathan Davies
"Sport" in most motoring context is just marketing flannel anyway.
"Sporty front foglamps" anyone?
"Sporty front foglamps" anyone?
) i am not to bothered about whether it is "sporty" or not, it is a nice bit of machinery, it will get off road use down here, planning trips already and not to buy it because of a marketing tag by landrover seems a bit shorts sighted.Cheer
Jim
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