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Trexx · #31 11-11-2008, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by MY REXTC

I meant 0-100!! My rex has never seen a track and neither will my next car, whatever it may be... so high speed cornering of the HSV will suffice. And let's be honest, who doesnt love a rear wheel drive tyre frying drift!!!

If you've got money to burn just give it to me

My cousin bought a Monaro (I told him not too as resale is shit on Holdens) then less than a year later he decided he wants to travel the world and quit work. Somewhere around 20k thats evaporated later - and he finally got rid of it.

Client bought a new stateman in April for 60k plus on roads and then decided to change his business and sell it for a van - yep 2 months later they offered him 44k at Holden. he just traded it on a VW van and got 46k after holding out for a better price for months.

teejay · #32 11-11-2008, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by MY REXTC

Don't plan on paying extra. Eastern states are 5-10k cheaper than WA, I'd say I'll be buying over in VIC.

Despite all you dedicated Subaru boys who refer to these as 'taxis', it doesnt phase me, I'd much rather have a comfortable car to drive with balls that beats a stock rex than keep belting around in my go-kart like, rough riding GC8!!!

But each to their own.

LOL me a dedicated Subaru boy?

Fail.

But yes, skids wins fans. Everytime, unless it single peggers (quite possible with stock shitter holden diff) in which case you will only win aids.

DEDLYWEPN · #33 11-11-2008, 01:10 PM

Well what do you guys consider to be a good value for money car in the 50-55k range and don't say a rex, because the new ones are FUGLY with shit carpets as per usual and there's no way I'd be seen in one!!

pete gopal · #34 11-11-2008, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by MY REXTC

Well what do you guys consider to be a good value for money car in the 50-55k range and don't say a rex, because the new ones are FUGLY with shit carpets as per usual and there's no way I'd be seen in one!!

Plenty of fantastic cars to choose from below:

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Originally Posted by BALISTC

...or a Reebok Pulsar or Alpine Vitara

Or even the mens favourite, Ford Laser "Carla Zampatti" edition, or the Holden Barina Sportsgirl

but seriously:

Libs tuned by STI or MOST european cars will hold their value lot better than holden/ford... someone here bought an r32, i'd go for that in your price range

FFOUR · #35 11-11-2008, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by MY REXTC

Well what do you guys consider to be a good value for money car in the 50-55k range and don't say a rex, because the new ones are FUGLY with shit carpets as per usual and there's no way I'd be seen in one!!

My car.

Logical step up from a WRX is an Evo.

Trexx · #36 11-11-2008, 01:18 PM

Liberty GT for a big comfy cruiser with poke that handles

here it is Clicky

Adz · #37 11-11-2008, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by MY REXTC

Well what do you guys consider to be a good value for money car in the 50-55k range and don't say a rex, because the new ones are FUGLY with shit carpets as per usual and there's no way I'd be seen in one!!

R34 GTR

Beemer

Audi

teejay · #38 11-11-2008, 02:44 PM

135 would go close to that range with the economic down turn... win.

Kato · #39 11-11-2008, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by teejay

135 would go close to that range with the economic down turn... win.

Where?

Can't find any for much less than $80k ex east and Auto Classic wants $90-100k. Which sux since I want one at the moment.

Bakks · #40 11-11-2008, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by teejay

135 would go close to that range with the economic down turn... win.

Stop regurgitating shit you read TJ, because not all of it is correct. Your not going to find a 135 for even remotely close to that price, nor is there an abundance of cheap, near new luxury cars as a result of the "economic down turn".