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Oh,

And with the whole public transport thingy, I did that for a while, and it sucked arse!! :wave:

Stupid arrogant people on trains who would hog the whole seat, would stink, have their i pods on heaps loud, talk on phones blah blah blah it shat me!! lol

Glad I got the r31 for my own space! :wave:

public transport it for sure!

Thats what Im doin atm.. trsut me mate.. you will enjoy your car so much more thats you drive it less regularly!

and the rare times you do drive it just makes you appreciate it so much more!

I know t sounds weird.. leasure through pain.. but thats the way I do it.. and it keeps an even bigger smile to my face..

:thumbsup:

speaking from experience, it is much better with 2 cars!

Ive done the comutting on public transport, sucks balls.

I got my r31 which I drive everyday. I can leave it where ever, hell Ive even left it unlocked at places, it goes hard still and can still get sideways and do burnouts in controlled legal environments! But as soon as I get out of that, and into teh 33, the smile is much MUCH bigger!! :thumbsup:

It all depends on your budget of course!

When I had bus fare plus weekly train ticket, and then I drove instead....besides the p/p of the car, I was saving over 20 a week by driving,and getting to work and back quicker.

just my 11ty cents :blink:

public transport it for sure!

Thats what Im doin atm.. trsut me mate.. you will enjoy your car so much more thats you drive it less regularly!

and the rare times you do drive it just makes you appreciate it so much more!

I know t sounds weird.. leasure through pain.. but thats the way I do it.. and it keeps an even bigger smile to my face..

:thumbsup:

+1 to this comment right here! Can't agree any more. When I get off the train after school, I get into my car and drive it home, I never want to get out! haha

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