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From the application form

A family type vehicle does not include

sports cars (eg a two door coupe) or the sports oriented

variant of a specific model range.

Sounds like a gtst wouldn't be approved given that there are non turbo models in the range, and WRX and Mazda 6 MPS are both not approved.

lol i would rather suck a dick than drive a VL

I thought these two activities went hand in hand and weren't mutually exclusive?

Also, buy my ceffy kent. RB20 turbo 4 door sedan.

R32 GTS-T 4 door is better then that N/A R33 GTS you want.

yeah i reckon i should go for a R32 gtst taxi..

dumped + tuff fitment = :(

I thought these two activities went hand in hand and weren't mutually exclusive?

Also, buy my ceffy kent. RB20 turbo 4 door sedan.

dont really like ceffies.. their ugly as f**k

Did you read the next line?

I'd be surprised if they class a GTS-t 4-door as a "family" model as opposed to a "sports performance" model in all honesty.

Given the amount of media surrounding imports compounding the situation you'll find that you can apply for the exemption (you HAVE to fill the form out), and it will then be rejected.

Happy to see it go the other way of course but i cannot realistically see that occuring.

i think you hit nail on the head. A R32 GTST japan import would be classified as a sports car, where as a VL commodore is not known for it's handling and cornering ability, and comes under no special classification at all, it's a commondore sedan that just happins to have a long stroke RB under the bonnet :(

i hate to use this common forrum acronym but VL FTW

It's what happens when a bunch of chavs try to make a japan style drift hack. Its cool if you're a japanese kid ona $500 budget, but that car's in the UK isn't it? Leave the Euro wheels on the Euro.

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