January 30th, 2009 9 Comments »
madhouse asked:
my mother is looking for an old muscle car that was a great time and the drive? cheap to buy. all sugestions for a fun cheap fixer perhaps fast the car of the muscle?
Caleb
January 29th, 2009 2 Comments »
ace asked:
Im thinking about purchasing a 2002 Subaru WRX and going to a junkyard to pick up some parts from a STI. I would just spend the extra money to buy a STI but their are some things i prefer about the WRX (2.0L 5-speed) i want the brakes from a STI and some suspension components does anyone have any good suggestions?
Austin
January 27th, 2009 3 Comments »
kingcobra asked:
Hello, I have an automatic transmission of the 1991 Corvette and use to remove them two times a week. But iÂ've of these last two days that the guide quickly and accelarating hard a couple of times. Yesterday I made my car a couple of times to 110 mph just briefly, but I never touched the rev 'red line of s. What I want to know is whether this is too much damage and wear on my engine or the concern of shouldnÂ't i. About not guido never more than 2 hours and I frequently take the oil change and maintenance. Thank you.
Antonio
January 25th, 2009 9 Comments »
Mr. Magnum asked:
The old supercar engines eg lamborghini gallardo which is only v10 engine slower compared to maybe lamborghini miura v12 engine thanks for any insights.
Joseph
January 25th, 2009 2 Comments »
Jose asked:
I am in Central Florida and know that traders still have several 06 NEW Mitsubishi EVO 9s. It 's that much harder to find a new STI 2007 Subaru WRX, as have sold more quickly. I am a future buyer, and I would have some input on this. Why is this? Does the EVO have other 'Achilles heels' except feared premature wear of the friction? STI is the best car for the road and the track occasionally? The EVO is praised in all the magazines, and people like 'the car to have', but the Subaru STI is the 'car hard to find'. Can anyone make the light on? Thank you
Adam
January 24th, 2009 7 Comments »
jr asked:
I want to know what would be a cheap way to get an old (60’s-70’s) muscle car running faster.
Ian
January 23rd, 2009 5 Comments »
George #10 asked:
a Ferrari Enzo, Porsche Carrera GT, Lamborghini Gallardo, AUDI R8 or a Saleen S7. (to only know want)
Chloe
January 23rd, 2009 7 Comments »
s2kowner asked:
I saw a car that I really like. They have a 2007 Subaru WRX STI for $26900 and it has 12,808 miles. The vehicle is in perfect condition. How much do you think would be a good price after negotiation?
Brandon
January 22nd, 2009 3 Comments »
Pine and Cinnamon asked:
I want a good, sporty, and decently fast supercar. It get’s 23 mpg because of the v6. The Porsche Cayman is a little on the safe side when compared to other Porsches, and cars like Vipers, Z06s, etc. But that’s what I think makes it a good starter sports car.
On the other hand I hear all the time that it isn’t worth the price because it’s boring and too slow. Now I ask you, is the Cayman slow for it’s type of car? Is the v6 too weak? Even so, I really don’t want a car that’s like a motorcycle on 4 wheels.
So yea, I just want to know if the Cayman isn’t a waste of money and if it’s price matches with it’s performance.
*Sigh*
Jeez, do you really have to be so smart with my spelling mistakes? You obviously know I meant sports car.
Austin
