Ah no, they are amercan cars if you look closelyIt's Oz. Is that a real picture?
(Note: this is my post that matches the year, the one and only 2018; which will last for I estimate less than five minutes. I am a posting fool. That's how hobbies are.)
lol
(Note: this is my post that matches the year, the one and only 2018; which will last for I estimate less than five minutes. I am a posting fool. That's how hobbies are.
Oh yea verily yea. Since I was going on 52. I don't spend ALL my time online, just a hefty proportion of it. That's how it is when you are set and this is as good as it gets: i.e. still in your "go-go stage", no bills, no crap to deal with beyond the daily trivial stuff, etc. Boredom is a sign that everything is "as good as it gets" in this "the best of all possible worlds", etc. The car is yooge amounts of fun. And talking with people who know what it is (whether contemplating or already driving) is also fun.
Nope. I'm not seeing it. Cars is cars. I'm not a car guy. And besides, you don't have Yank cars in Oz? If not, why not?Ah no, they are amercan cars if you look closely
Shades of The Godfather!
Yes we have yankee cars but they are over priced. A V8 Mustang costs $65000 here.
Oh yea verily yea. Since I was going on 52. I don't spend ALL my time online, just a hefty proportion of it. That's how it is when you are set and this is as good as it gets: i.e. still in your "go-go stage", no bills, no crap to deal with beyond the daily trivial stuff, etc. Boredom is a sign that everything is "as good as it gets" in this "the best of all possible worlds", etc. The car is yooge amounts of fun. And talking with people who know what it is (whether contemplating or already driving) is also fun.
You say that like it's a bad thing. lol. It's something to do. It isn't a waste of time. But it might pale compared to driving the car. That's a joke. Of course "I'd rather be driving". But also I am practical and I don't just go out and tool around for the heck of it. I could. But I just don't. Maybe I will. Hah.
I noticed. Whenever I am here, pretty much you are here. But, hey, it is your "job" after all.
You know, it would be helpful to us if you put the kind of Stinger you have in your signature. That way I would not have to ask, Your Stinger is a 2.0T, right? (Because if it isn't, that is the most miles per gallon I've ever heard of for a 3.3TT.)
Oh we have them but they are massively over priced. The Chevy Silverado just released here, the base model 2500 WT is $114,990 not including on road costs, the Dodge RAM $139,500. Top line Silverado 3500 LTZ is $147,990 and Camaro starts at $90,000. Main reason is Chevy & Dodge won’t make RHD versions so they have to be converted from LHD to RHD before they can be sold here, plus taxes and everything else sadly just makes American cars not value for money in Australia
Steering wheel is on the wrong (right) side...lol
Totally agree, but it’s funny that Asian & European car manufactures can make affordable right hand drive vehicles, American manufacturers just don’t seem interested in our small market, but if they made an effort & priced them right some US models would be best sellers IMO (Ford had a go with RH Mustang, now there eveywhere) eg. Dodge Challenger, Camero, Corvette could take a leaf out of Fords book.
Agree, the Chrysler 300 SRT comes as a RHD and I’m seeing more on the street now, and that’s not including the ones NSW Police are using. It’s not just us that are RHD, there’s the UK and several European countries as well as Asia. The Colorado is branded as a Chevy in Thailand, and it’s built there. Makes me wonder why they don’t build other models over there in RHD and ship to Australia. When our government claimed they were removing some barriers and Holden & Ford stoped manufacturing here I think everyone thought finally we’ll see some premium US models but it hasn’t happened. I thought about holding off and replacing my Commodore with a Camero, but after seeing the price and watching Holden circle the drain I went for the Stinger. Don’t regret it for one second but if Chevy was more competitively priced I’m not sure what I would’ve done.
Again I agree with your comments, I would have thought we would have got the Cadillac range here, premium grade with performance is what Aussies want, big sedans with high capacity engines do not sell in most other RHD countries, Australia is a large country with huge distances & like the US but in a much smaller scale the car is king & we are muscle/performance oriented.
Are you saying that you're NOT kiwis?
You are of course right, except when driving, then we are left.
Wash your mouth out! Lol
The Kiwi is a puny flightless bird. The Aussie is a boxing kangaroo.
(steps out and closes the door behind himself)
