Thats not mine, just a picture from the interwebs, but its pretty much exactly the same. Oh its girls car alright. But it does 50MPG, wieghs under a ton with a 1.3ltr petrol engine, so it can be pretty nippy sometimes.
I told him to fuck off purley because what he said was about as funny as tooth ache. Plus he’s like 15 and can’t drive most likley haha.
Paddy drives an egg. I can’t really talk because I recently sold my big boat and got a nice new 2006 Nissan Sentra. Now I spend a lot less on insurance, and pay a lot less in gas.
Insurance is really expensive over here. It costs me, 19 year old, clean license about a £1000 a year to be insured on that. In the UK are roads have corners in them (haha) and young drivers in big cars normally put them on there roof when going round them hahaha.
Hence, expensive insurance.
I am an old man, with a clean record, I pay about 480-500 pounds a year, roughly 950CAD per year. I used to pay 1500 a year for the big boat of a ford.
Clean car? I don’t get it. 
Insurrance sharks are the same everywhere. In France it cost ~ 1000 € for a car like paddy’s.
Fucking cockroaches > 
And if it’s a Sport Ka, it can [color=Red]kill a fucking pigeon[/SIZE].
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hahah. No its not a sport. The sport version isn’t even that much faster, its only a 1.6 over a 1.3. Same top speed-ish, 0-60 will be a little quicker though.
And still, it can kill a fucking pigeon. Which is the most important.
Pimp it.
I have acctually killed a pigeon in my car, granted it flew into my windscreen whilst doing 45MPH, but a kill is a kill!!
Epic Win.
And speaking of cars, looks like I’ve just hit a jackpot. One good acquaintance of mine just said he can get me one of those from Germany for less than 15 grand:
He said it’s a GT-R, coated in electric orange. Shit, not some base model (which now sells at $25k), a fucking GT-R.
Plus I still prefer R34 over the latest Nissan GT-R.
And amazingly, the price for gas and insurance here is still low.
It looks like a freaking bargain. I wanted a Skyline for about five years.
Small player, I kill two in one day with my company car : first one in the windscreen and the second in the bumper.
Weird noize when you hear all the small bones cracking :jizz:
It turned me on acctually.
Also, petrol (pfft “Gas”) is really expensive here at the moment. Its about £1.03 a litre. Costs me about £35 to fill the tank full. But that lasts me for agesss! I once did 250 miles out of £20, and thats driving with a lead foot!
That’s an advantage of having 1.3 liter.
Yeah, though, its not just waht you drive, its how your drive it. If i’m thrashing round town centres, heavy breaking, heavy accerlating, it drinks fuel. Well all cars do i suppose.
That’s exactly the type of problem kids in SUVs have.
I have an acquaintance in uni driving his dad’s GL:
He always talks about how it swallows a whole tank in two days. What’s even more funny, he is certain in that the more the car consumes, the cooler it is.
The fact of the matter is, a normal driver is able to run it without refueling for 2 weeks and still have a couple of litres in the tank. It’s a 3.5 liter merc, not a ford GT40 for chrissakes
It’s so ridiculously idiotic that it really hurts.
I’m 16, and I can drive more responsibly than most people my parent’s age.
It was a joke, mate. Chill.
What?
I have a 4L V6 Ford Falcon and only pay $728 a year, ($14 a week).
And I’m 20.
haha, i was trolling you son! But next time, you think your joke through, wasn’t all that funny but it could of been. Lrn2befunny.
I wasn’t trying to be funny, so much as point out the difference in cars. Around here, 90% of the people drive cars that can be driven through walls lined with concrete. That just looks a lot less…structurally sound.
I suppose American cars are probably built more durably because more dumbasses crash them all the time.
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