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When you start up your car, all you neighbours are gathering out the front of their houses and saying nasty things about you and your damm skyline >_< { just because they drive taxis}

How I love the sound of 2.6 rb engines LOL

and your wife can start cooking dinner 5 mins before you get home because she can hear you coming >_<

When you wake up and the first thing you do is look at your car.Then before you go to work you look at it again.Then when you get home you go for a drive in it.

Yep, thats it.

I'll be finish work and be itching to get home, then about 5 mins before I'm home Ill take a detour just so I can enjoy the car. I always catch myself looking at it before I get in as well.

LOL.

When you start being called "turbo" by all th aussies at work

when your mates start offering to drive you home when you start yawning

when you keep a shammy in the car right next to you

when you see a p plater in a commodore do a single wheel burnout or try to drift and think to yourself what a wanker

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