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marshallbedsaul

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It was an example dude and... Each to their own eh?
Anyway, Mine would be done differently as me and my bro are somewhat perfectionists!
But That's the style I like - aka Euro/German Style.
Smaller rims on stretched low profile rubber, Debadged, Smoothed, De-seamed, Dropped/Slammed/Lowered ( w/e you wanna go with lol )
NO spoiler, A nice paint job and smokey tinted windows ( NOT fully tinted lol )
And personally, I'm going to install a more Audiophile based stereo rather than a full on ice install.
I'ld rather have a lovely crisp, Natural sounding system that provides just enough bass to compliment what's coming through the component speakers.

That Bora looks lovely by the way, Looks like its in mint condition from here.

looks pretty plain its clean but plain


i am pushing 315 whp
2002.5 1.8t
to many mods to list
og owner :)
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iDutchman

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Completely off topic, but since this is a car thread, I'll just continue. I posted my cars anyways (mini & X5).

What is the percentage (%) like of all the drivers in the USA that can actually drive (read shift gears manually)?

I mean, do Americans learn to drive in automatic cars?
 

RaceTripper

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Completely off topic, but since this is a car thread, I'll just continue. I posted my cars anyways (mini & X5).

What is the percentage (%) like of all the drivers in the USA that can actually drive (read shift gears manually)?

I mean, do Americans learn to drive in automatic cars?
The vast majority of Americans don't/can't drive manual shift transmissions. For most cars, if you want a manual shift you have to special order. Dealers don't stock them. I don't see that as a big deal anymore because double-clutch gearboxes will eventually replace manuals and current torque-converting style automatics.
 

r.j.s

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Completely off topic, but since this is a car thread, I'll just continue. I posted my cars anyways (mini & X5).

What is the percentage (%) like of all the drivers in the USA that can actually drive (read shift gears manually)?

I mean, do Americans learn to drive in automatic cars?

What makes choosing to drive a manual "driving" any more than an automatic or dual-clutch?

I can drive a manual, but choose not to.
 

RaceTripper

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What makes choosing to drive a manual "driving" any more than an automatic or dual-clutch?

I can drive a manual, but choose not to.
I always tell parents it's a good idea for their daughters to learn a manual shift, so they can always drive a car home (for example, their boyfriend gets drunk and has a manual). It's also a good idea for teens since it forces them to focus. I think everyone should learn to drive a manual. It's good experience.
 

RaceTripper

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True. But I don't think actually driving a manual is "driving" any more than driving an automatic.
Not really sure what you mean by that anyway. Although I would consider driving for sport somewhat lacking if you don't know how or have never experienced a manual.
 

r.j.s

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Not really sure what you mean by that anyway. Although I would consider driving for sport somewhat lacking if you don't know how or have never experienced a manual.

Another member (iDutchman) defined actually driving as shifting manually, as if using an automatic was doing something less. That's why it is in quotes.
 

RITZFit

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I have the perfect solution to scare these idiotic drivers straight. Would also be a decent population control measure.

Send them to Germany and have them go on the Autobahn. They will be putting along in the left lane when a Ferrari comes up on their butt and crashes into them because the idiots don't know anything about the rules of the road. I figure around 60-70% of the drivers won't make it back. :p

Ha, I used to do this before we got rid of our 4-runner. I swear, people got the HELL out of my way when I used to drive it...to bad that trick never works in my rsx :rolleyes:
 

Oyobiia

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Nov 25, 2008
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Took this as we were leaving today. Sorry about crap iPhone pic.

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Dad drives the silver Bentley, I drive the black one. Mom copes with the Audi.
 

Oyobiia

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Nov 25, 2008
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Interesting group of cars. More pics please.

Sure I'v got some looking out the window at them, from the door to them and a picture just before I got in to the black one.

If you want any more "detailed" pictures then you'll have to wait until tomorrow when it's light and I'm back.
 
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