NO_SLUXSHBOX: Haha, but you know, that's probably right. A man can meet many hard times in his life, but when you see these taxes ... You just have to growl it of you.
Warpig: And yeah, I don't know if anybody has guessed it, but I'm pretty pist on these taxes. You know, the goverment say that they would like you to buy new cars ... What do they think I am? The economical answer to schwarzenegger?
Al beaton: Or about 90k here in norway. I must pay 58k i taxes to get that car here.
Or maybe you like a cayenne turbo? Well, you can get from 400k.
:)
I'll have to say Mitsu here. I love to drive me 97' galant, and very single thing is still working after 180 miles on norwegian roads (multiply with 5 and you will get normal road distance) . And that's impressive for one that used to drive a 85' Alfa Romeo GTV6.
It's really a shame that cars like cts-v cost so much here i Norway. In standard trim a cts will cost you about 100k or so.
PARKRNDL: Yes, Zingers. [treswright.vervehosting.com]
We really need something like this again.
We really need something like this again.
Fitty7lax: I had the same engine snort on my bike a few years ago. Baseball card that's the answer.
Ruggels: But god dammit, I don't think anyone see this as a direct competition
to the Bugatti veyron, it's more in the league of Koenigsegg. Except that this car looks like a kit car while the c-dingz from Koenigsegg looks like something alien designed, in bad way.
to the Bugatti veyron, it's more in the league of Koenigsegg. Except that this car looks like a kit car while the c-dingz from Koenigsegg looks like something alien designed, in bad way.
This is no doubt the norwegian turist road "nordsjøvegen" (north sea road) that goes from Stavanger in south to Kristiand in north. A really cool trip, especially around "jøssingfjord" - a part of the road that twist itself around the fjord. It's great entertaiment to drive ther, and the best part is that legal speed limit is 80km (about 50 mile). [nn.wikipedia.org]
:)
To me it looks like the norwegian turist road north sea road, a road that goes from Kristiand in the south-end to stanger in the north-end ([www.nordsjovegen.no]). I can even see a norwegian-style farm. Isn't cool that this is almost the biggest (we got one bigger) road between two of the biggest towns/cities in Norway? And, ohh, yes, I'm from norway an therefor my english isn't top grade.
:)
