just a quick 'survey'...(cars)


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jeanie zeh zeh,

i think you should buy this car

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you should not look down on less known brands ok

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this is also a nice car, steering very nice feeling.

you should buy 100 cherry qq's, is very worth it, can fill up entire carpark lot <3
 

hi

given the choice and also import permission. i'll would love to bring in the Holden Commodore VY SS Series II. That is the S5 plus GTR ( at least to me)

VY? seriously? mate it's been replaced by the VE.... you're probably looking at the SS or the SS-Vs.

personally I wouldn't mind a Holden if it wasn't for their amazingly 1) bad resale value, 2) bad build quality some times, 3) attraction of the police, depending on the car, 4) attraction of bogans who want to drag race you.

then again, for the money, I'll rather import a HSV or a FPV vehicle. but that's just me.

and PS, I'm a Ford man. :D
 

well terry. that was the car i've driven and yet to try the newer series. not to mention HSV. no one i know owns them =(

oh come on man. just because you're a ford man u say holden tat way. haha. JK. but i've yet to come across one which is in bad build quality. i nvr bothered with the bogan. not worth it to drag down the freeway. the police? oh well.

but HSV. when will the day come i test drive it. =(

as u would have guess im a Holden man. haha.
 

well terry. that was the car i've driven and yet to try the newer series. not to mention HSV. no one i know owns them =(

oh come on man. just because you're a ford man u say holden tat way. haha. JK. but i've yet to come across one which is in bad build quality. i nvr bothered with the bogan. not worth it to drag down the freeway. the police? oh well.

but HSV. when will the day come i test drive it. =(

as u would have guess im a Holden man. haha.

nah mate. you have to agree, though, that them made in Aussie muscle cars don't hold their resale values well. my old Ford Falcon XR6 got such a horrendous amount of money over a period of 3 years, I swear selling my kidney would have been more profitable.

as for the HSV / FPV, walk in to any dealership and ask for a test drive. of course, dress professionally and be professional about it. the Ford F6 Typhoon? mmmmm. and the HSV R8? swooooooon.


muscle car at its finest. but unfortunately, not what this thread is about since them two cars aren't exactly muscle car-ish.
 

i wish i could walk in and ask for a test drive. i dun look like i have the cash to buy those cars. the R8. wooo. yummy.

yeah. sad Singapore doesnt import them. it would make GTR rn for it worth. haha. ok kidding. yeah. back to topic. S5 the way to go.
 

if i had abt 250k to splash again, i personally would get the cayenne, but that might appear too guy`ish.
so i would highly suggest the Cayman or Boxster 2.9.
reason being, i didnt really like the s5 THAT much after being around it... like there wasn't anything special.. you turn ur head to look at it once and go wow. but 1 hour later around it, the effect wears off.
but thats just me, it mind not make sense to you... like to many pple on how i find the nicest audi out there now is the newer A4.
 

so i would highly suggest the Cayman or Boxster 2.9.

if i may just kaypoh a bit... i remember reading this sentence below a few page back.. :sweat::sweat: :bsmilie:

i have a porsche 911 in my stable.and i dont like the way GTR has been branded as a porsche killer.cos in terms of pricing and luxury, porsche still wins wor...:bsmilie:
:bigeyes:
 

again, it is of your own opinion that she's trying to make herself into something that she supposedly isn't. which is a valid point of view, but that being said... isn't her point of view just as valid? that she's buying it for her own personal investment and enjoyment? at the end of the day, it's her money and unless she's breaking the law or hurting people directly, then I don't see why you (or anybody) should have a beef with how she spends her money.

besides, your views on monetary growth and assets may differ from the next individual. you think that property holds value the best, other people may not think so. what makes you so sure that she hasn't had money sunk into property anyway?

take a chill pill mate.

Buying a car in Singapore is not an investment. Correct me if I am wrong.
 

Tone: Calm

When we buy a car, we need to ask ourselves what do we want in that car.

Style? Purpose? Or both?

We have to see if we can handle such a car. Not it's speed, but simple things like parking.


I've seen many struggle with parking when it comes to such sports cars. You have to realise that the GTR and the S5 is much larger and wider + longer. Since the TS has already been driving a ferrari before, the width is not an issue, but length maybe.


Give some considerations when buying your favourite car. I'm not telling you how to spend your money, but rather, some humble friendly advice.


Buy a car that you would like, and something that would make you happy.

Have fun, car scouting.

GMAN


gtr is MUCH longer and wider in my impression.
s5, seems 'normal'.

when i park the GTR in a lot, it protrudes from the parking lot.
and it's width...goodness.
if beside got car, sure will ding the GTR.
and because it's 2 door, you need to open it wider to get out of the car...if you get what i mean.
and steep slopes GTR's stock front lip will scratch the slope.
so seriously, if you ask me, a S5 is a 'better' day to day car...
 

So, in local scene, GT-R are all from parallel importers? I am not aware as i dont touch such cars here in sg.

If its not from the agent with proper facilities, would it be a greater gamble then?

it is always a gamble when u buy cars from //.that's why you need to do your proper homework first.
and hear it from horses's mouth which // are 'good'.
 

hi

as i commented earlier. the GTR steering is a lil too dead for me. it does have the responsiveness but at high speed i dun have the feeling that im am in control of the car. the acceleration is shiok but i rather have control/confidence behind the wheel that acceleration.

given the choice and also import permission. i'll would love to bring in the Holden Commodore VY SS Series II. That is the S5 plus GTR ( at least to me)

holden?i dont think singapore has that import.
yes, when i was in australia, i saw quite a few holdens.sounds good!but these beast are pretty heavy iirc.
 

i wish i could walk in and ask for a test drive. i dun look like i have the cash to buy those cars. the R8. wooo. yummy.

yeah. sad Singapore doesnt import them. it would make GTR rn for it worth. haha. ok kidding. yeah. back to topic. S5 the way to go.

R8 is cool.going for about 460k in sgp.
they had one red one in the showroom right now.
beautiful!
 

R8 is cool.going for about 460k in sgp.
they had one red one in the showroom right now.
beautiful!

Yeap , if i were you, i would go for Audi R8. but its kinda big when parking in HDB. you will need valet parking. :p

But you choosing between Audi A5 & GTR. I will go for GTR if u needed speed . go for A5 if you just want a slow and steady journey. :)
 

the cherry qq won't protrude!!!!! :bsmilie::bsmilie:

u're practically in her ignore list... :bsmilie: Time for Miranda Orange...

You have the right to remain stupid. Anything you type can and will be used against you in a court of flaw. You have the right to a moderator present during questioning. If you cannot afford a moderator, one will be appointed for you. Do you understand these rights?

:bsmilie:
 

Buying a car in Singapore is not an investment. Correct me if I am wrong.

it depends on what you deem as an investment. if an investment to you is an avenue of growing funds after a given period of time, then no... cars probably aren't the way to go. unless you're talking about classic cars like the 300SL Mercedes Benz, just for arguments sake.


holden?i dont think singapore has that import.
yes, when i was in australia, i saw quite a few holdens.sounds good!but these beast are pretty heavy iirc.

heh. we were talking about the Holden HSV Clubsport R8 http://www.hsv.com.au/cars/Eseries/clubsportr8/clubsportr8.asp
 

it depends on what you deem as an investment. if an investment to you is an avenue of growing funds after a given period of time, then no... cars probably aren't the way to go. unless you're talking about classic cars like the 300SL Mercedes Benz, just for arguments sake.




heh. we were talking about the Holden HSV Clubsport R8 http://www.hsv.com.au/cars/Eseries/clubsportr8/clubsportr8.asp

nice but....looks very dated.
6.2liters but 0-100 in 5secs????
 

nice but....looks very dated.
6.2liters but 0-100 in 5secs????

that's actually the latest incarnation of the HSV range. I think Holden imports them out to America under the Pontiac badge as well. and yah, that's the speed. it's slow, but that's because the car is damn heavy. again, remember. Aussie cars = heavy, generally.

or. I would get the W427. limited edition release, guaranteed to be a Holden classic in the years to come. but alas, Singapore has no market for them Aussie cars (although that being said, I have seen a Commodore running around along Orchard Road before).
 

u're practically in her ignore list... :bsmilie: Time for Miranda Orange...

You have the right to remain stupid. Anything you type can and will be used against you in a court of flaw. You have the right to a moderator present during questioning. If you cannot afford a moderator, one will be appointed for you. Do you understand these rights?

:bsmilie:

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i think tmr she will announce that she decided to buy 20 cherry qq's instead :angry::angry:
 

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