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hahahaha

it's a Nissan Tiida :P

Gotta love the flywheel on those things haha, take the foot off the accelerator and it keeps spinning for ages afterwards.

My sister has one, apart from the flywheel they're a decent small car (due to 6 speed gearbox) even if they have no balls :kiss:

Edited by ProphetR33
Gotta love the flywheel on those things haha, take the foot off the accelerator and it keeps spinning for ages afterwards.

My sister has one, apart from the flywheel they're a decent small car (due to 6 speed gearbox) even if they have no balls :ninja:

Yeah, they're a very functional little car. Due to the fact they're so ugly on the outside, I wasn't even going to look at them in the first place, but a friend had hired one recently and told me that they're definitely worth looking at. So I went to Nissan, and after a proper look inside out I was sold. Wayyyyyyyy better value than the 3/Focus I was also considering.

As for the revs holding for so long -- I think it's actually also to do with the electronic throttle - it takes quite a bit of getting used to and to be honest I'm not a big fan but you eventually don't pay attention to it. They don't have much balls compared to a performance car but I think they go pretty damn well for what they are, I can have 4 adults in the car comfortably, air con on, and don't have to give it a hiding to get anywhere.. close ratio box ftw!

Edited by d0p3y

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