Your Car

[nikosierra125]

Mah cousin was in Iraq and afghanghista band said the same thing, people driving mercs and bmws living in ****ty shanty towns, but then inside they'd have plasma TVs and play stations.

He said it was odd, and apparently the Christian villages/neighbourhoods were the opposite, fancy houses but **** all inside.

 

[Jock]

Had to replace my engine. Around 700-800 euros all in total. ._.

 

[Krik]

That's really not too bad for a new engine, what kind of engine was it?

 

[Jock]

Diesel. I didn't check the cogged belt after purchasing (last owner assured me it was just replaced) and it broke after 4-5k of driving. Cheaper to replace the engine than to purchase new rockers and fix everything else. Seeing as the car cost 950e this is a pretty big deal though. 

 

[nikosierra125]

For a car that pric you kind o have to expect some money to be put in on top hahah, not too bad.

 

[Lord Burgess1]

Not too bad if the timing belt snapped and you only had to replace the valve train. Is it a 0 mile (or kilometre) engine?

 

[Jock]

Used engine. Not going to pay for it until my mechanic says it's fine and working.

 

[El Perro Finlandese]

Bought a new car, 2001 Nissan Maxima 3.0 Business. It's nice to have car that doesn't turn into a sauna in summertime.

 

[Krik]

needs 2 more cylinders

Nah but seriously, Nissan makes pretty comfortable little cars, my sister drove an 01 Sentra forever. I only really prefer Toyota as far as imports go, and the difference is minimal.

Used engine. Not going to pay for it until my mechanic says it's fine and working.

You know how many miles/km are on the engine you're buying?

 

[El Perro Finlandese]

Well, it's rather big leap from -91 Volvo 740.

 

[BloodLuster]

Well this is what you get when you piss your co-workers with your bad jokes.

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And if you can't tell from the photos I drive a Suzuki Vitara.

 

[Jock]

You know how many miles/km are on the engine you're buying?

Finding an honest car salesman is nigh impossible here so no.

 

[Vovolov]

Well this is what you get when you piss your co-workers with your bad jokes.

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And if you can't tell from the photos I drive a Suzuki Vitara.

Ooh, so you're a hairdresser?

 

[Jace]

a Suzuki Vitara.

Great police cars those, from what I've heard

 

[Swissky]

Well this is what you get when you piss your co-workers with your bad jokes.

I fear my incoming career. 

 

[Krik]

a Suzuki Vitara.

Great police cars those, from what I've heard

I know they're perfect for delivering pizzas, which has similar requirements. Three separate people at my store have used em.

 

[Harkon Haakonson]

a Suzuki Vitara.

Great police cars those, from what I've heard

I know they're perfect for delivering pizzas, which has similar requirements.

True I suppose, the phrasing cracked me up.

 

[DrBlacksmith]

Got myself a Skoda Citigo Black Edition. But it's white on the outside with black alloys. Here is a picture actually

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For a learner like me, It's great. I share it with my twin until we can afford to get our own. But it isn't really on our to do list, since we have the same friend group.

p.s Ignore the wet and cloudy backround. I couldn't get a picture on a sunny day. Since we don't get any.

 

[Lord Burgess1]

White on the outside and black on the inside? Like Bill Clinton.

 

[Krik]

You need to post more, island monkey.

a Suzuki Vitara.

Great police cars those, from what I've heard

I know they're perfect for delivering pizzas, which has similar requirements.

True I suppose, the phrasing cracked me up.

Yeah I laughed my ass off when I asked a dude why he's rolling around in one (and sometimes a Crown Vic), but the more I thought about it the more sense it makes. I mean with the Vitara you're fast enough to make good times and keep your job safe, you've gotta high clearance to jump curbs if you need, storage space for huge orders, etc. Same reasons my truck works well for it.