I wanna mid-life crisis car!!!!!!!!!!

goldspanners

aqueoushumour01 wrote: »

that's a nice looking car. I've heard it's not that fast though. you need a car with lots of torque

maybe you should fit one of these in the 350z, with a maximum torque of 5,608,312 lb/ft at 102 rpm.

Fork86

aqueoushumour01 wrote: »

that's a nice looking car. I've heard it's not that fast though. you need a car with lots of torque

Which ever source you heard that from must only be driving 911's or aston martins...

I've driven this car, and it is very quick (quicker than a boxter, which isn't that quick to be honest). It is however very twitchy, you need to be careful with the 350z.

aqueoushumour01

Fork86 wrote: »

Which ever source you heard that from must only be driving 911's or aston martins...

I've driven this car, and it is very quick (quicker than a boxter, which isn't that quick to be honest). It is however very twitchy, you need to be careful with the 350z.

well the guy who told me was obviously way off. Looking into it a bit more it sounds a nice machine. definitely will be on my list for my next car along with the vauxhall vx220.

DKLS

Fork86 wrote: »

Which ever source you heard that from must only be driving 911's or aston martins...

I've driven this car, and it is very quick (quicker than a boxter, which isn't that quick to be honest). It is however very twitchy, you need to be careful with the 350z.

Not as twitchy as the S2000:eek: , although its not difficult to get the rear end to step out but is very easy to catch, my missus, can do a perfect drift around the nearest roundabout.

It will also spin its wheels in 3rd with ease.

ciano125

You're looking at it from totally the wrong perspective. Four wheels moves the body, two wheels moves the soul .

Honestly, if you've never tried a bike, spend £100 (or whatever it costs these days) to do your CBT. If you get off grinning like a loon, you're hooked for life, no two ways about it. Your parents will hate it, your wife will try and make you sell it to buy a new kitchen, but when you're on your own, country road, sun shining, absolutely nothing beats it. Failing that, S2000, yeah.

lincroft1710

Older 911, or 924, or TVR, or Dino. You'd probably spend loads on repairs, but it'd be an excellent cure for your MLC.

mrscb

Having a budget would be a better way to do this or else its like being a timewaster/tyrekicker.......

Inactive

DKLS wrote: »

Not as twitchy as the S2000:eek: , although its not difficult to get the rear end to step out but is very easy to catch, my missus, can do a perfect drift around the nearest roundabout.

Oh what an excellent example you set to others, how very clever, did she get special training to do something so obviously stupid?:rolleyes:

jeannieblue

hewhoisnotintheknow wrote: »

It was a joke, that was clearly wasted

Missed that..... oops..........

jeannieblue

Fork86 wrote: »

How about a Toyota MR2.

Mk2 of course - later ones are not really that great.....