New Impreza's are pretty average from what I've heard. If you get a Golf get an r32
Serious Flex
Last edited by pers0nah (2008-08-08 09:47:35)
Wow, cowami. As an Azn, I thought you were supposed to be smart.cowami wrote:
COUGHgallonsin'mericaCOUGHwah1188 wrote:
Beast of a car very reliable. Decent mileage what litre model you getting?
'scuse me, my people can't drive good, let alone know what "liter" refers toDesertFox- wrote:
Wow, cowami. As an Azn, I thought you were supposed to be smart.cowami wrote:
COUGHgallonsin'mericaCOUGHwah1188 wrote:
Beast of a car very reliable. Decent mileage what litre model you getting?
The usage of "liter" here refers to the engine displacement of an automobile. For example, my 1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ is a 4.0 Liter version.
No the size of engines in the US is measured in Liters, that is what he was talking about.cowami wrote:
COUGHgallonsin'mericaCOUGHwah1188 wrote:
Beast of a car very reliable. Decent mileage what litre model you getting?
i couldn't agree morecowami wrote:
my people can't drive good,
tbh, i made a car drift in one of those driving gamesPoseidon wrote:
i couldn't agree morecowami wrote:
my people can't drive good,
i still remember going to a dave & buster's and seeing some asian woman try to play a driving game and fail so miserably
Fuck you Cow I drive awesome, I just don't have a license.cowami wrote:
'scuse me, my people can't drive good, let alone know what "liter" refers toDesertFox- wrote:
Wow, cowami. As an Azn, I thought you were supposed to be smart.cowami wrote:
COUGHgallonsin'mericaCOUGH
The usage of "liter" here refers to the engine displacement of an automobile. For example, my 1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ is a 4.0 Liter version.
We still use mph here so it's just called mileage. I was talking about the capacity of the engine.GodFather wrote:
On the milage/litres topic
What do you metric guys call it, Kilometerage? :\