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took the r32 for a spin.. it's great.. but slowlllllllllll .. and auto in a turbz blows goats. I think it's slipping (either that or they are just shit) .. time to blow up an auto box!! woo!!

well i went down with a mate, we met at a servo up here on the coast, and when i was reversing out of the car park i wasnt watching and smashed the front of his car and took paint off my bumper and same with his.(nothing major) just an inconvieniece i didnt need then when we were goin over the gateway i payed the toll and got into it ooutta the south side, and before i knew it i was doing 112km/h by the first bridge so i backed off and i found out it was only an 80 zone! $350 and 6pnts! great day all round for me, shoulda stayed in bed!

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