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niceeeee ferah!! good job...but yeh very sad to see it go...done so much to it to get it to what it is now...but i guesss its for ur benefit!

i think this is the type ur looking for!

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http://www.carsales.com.au/used-cars/priva...amp;distance=25

but how can u say no to an evo?! lolz

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Rx7..? hrmm i duno yet

evo? No

I agree; don't go Evo. I just drove the Evo X and personally, it didn't live up to any expectations... apart from looking nice. ;)

The RX7 on the other hand is an awesome car and as most people say, looks the sex and plays the part. Although, being a rotary, it does require high maintenence.

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You could always just go out and buy yourself a supra or wrx........... :P

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I agree; don't go Evo. I just drove the Evo X and personally, it didn't live up to any expectations... apart from looking nice. :down:

The RX7 on the other hand is an awesome car and as most people say, looks the sex and plays the part. Although, being a rotary, it does require high maintenence.

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You could always just go out and buy yourself a supra or wrx........... :spank:

agreed bout the rx7, however disagree that u think an evo is hot coz to me they look like shit.

supras n WRXs..prob not a car id buy..so im stuck lol

omg ill jst end up with another skyline

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hm.... you'll be right . once you see your bank account with 27g in there ... options will fly around ... doors will open , test drives will happen.

and at the end of the day you will be smiling behind the wheel of ..............................................

we'll have to wait and see

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