Last Post Wins Round 4

[WhiteFright]

Easy.. Toyota 86.. FD RX-7.. R32 GTR.. maybe even an S13 Silvia

[Anzatax]

Me I don't really have dream cars, and I like to settle for simple vehicles like the Hyundai i40. But my dream car is really just a dream for me - the Dodge Challenger

[squaregatescrub]

Depends on where you live. Challengers are pretty common in North America.

My dream car? Hmmmm... The #17 of Darrell Waltrip? If that counts.

[Anzatax]

Even if I were to live in the USA, I doubt that I will be wealthy enough to afford one

[Zortan]

Anzatax - we have far less taxes and stuff here - much easier to afford a car. A lot of people own challengers, and they’re also quite readily available used.

[Squigi1]

Even if I were to live in the USA, I doubt that I will be wealthy enough to afford one

If you don’t care about the performance you can get a new SXT which comes with a v6 for like 20k or you can buy a used one with a 5.7 Hemi for the same price but cars here are cheap compared to other parts of the word. Hell over here you can buy a demon with 800HP+ from the factory for 85k that’s if you can fine a place that isn’t selling it way over MSRP)

[Anzatax]

Hmm, what you guys say is quite true. Here in Singapore you have to buy an expensive license for any vehicle, and with the resulting price even average families cannot afford a cheap Toyota or Hyundai here

[Zortan]

Exactly - but you guys do have a really good public transit system - it's trash in 90% of the cities around here. Like, in vancouver we have a very limited subway network and then busses, but the busses are very infrequent and slow lol. But in new york they have their amazing subway system, busses, stuff like that.

So it makes less sense to own a car in a place like new york or singapore than here haha.

[Carde]

New York and amazing subway do not fit in 1 sentence, it is in such a dire state it is prob within 5 years of a total collapse.


But yeah here in the Netherlands public transport is nice, specially here in the Randstad as we call it which is Rotterdam,The Hague, Amsterdam and Utrecht and everything in between

[Zortan]

New York's network and frequency is good - quality is maybe not as great, but I've ridden it a lot and it doesn't feel unsafe at all - I've heard the horror stories, but remember that it is one of the larger subway networks in the world, and is run by a terrible agency that gives its money away.