Daily Euro General

>>16744468
Also zeemaps
https://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=2410062&location=Europe&add=1#

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Euro cars are trash.

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>>16744488
absolute garbage

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>>16744488
top of the line shit

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estonia reporting in

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>>16744550

>>16744700
stay mad cause you dont have a sexy 80's brick sportscar

What's the best first timers car to get in europe?

>>16745040

Toyota AE86

>>16745040
>3k civic

>>16745040
Aygo/c1/107
verry low fuel consuption, 4 seats and lighter than a miata.
Also naturaly aspirated toyota engine.

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>>16745067
Considering I'm neither a French woman nor a Italian man, I'm not getting a scooter.
Besides, I have a Citroen anyway

So I drive a Mitsubishi Carisma '01 with only 107k km on it and on every bump it clanks and rattles everywhere.What gives?

>talk about your 1.2l 3 cylinder diesel ecobox
More like 1.4l.1.2l is petrol.

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>>16745073
Damn.

>>16745074
Worn bushings?

>>16745040
obligatory Twingo mention

>>16745040
for what reason

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>>16744468
Germanfags, do you really get fined for idling to warm up the engine in the winter? Will neighbors call the police if they see you warming up engine?

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>>16745040
Cheap, reliable, cheap to fix, comfortable, spacious, cute. Everyone will make fun of you but since you're here on 4chan it's probably the case anyway.

>>16745272
>warming up engines by idling
its like you hate your car or something

>>16745281
I am getting massive erection by just thinking of how nice those hot pistons rub against cold cylinder walls

>>16745290
unlubricated anal is not good for anyone

>>16745281
How the fuck would you warm your car gently otherwise?

>>16745418
by driving it off and keeping under 30% rpms
That way the oil warms faster and starts circulating sooner as opposed to enigne having to run with very little oil since it's all in a thick goop not circulating for like 20 minutes while it warms on idle.
The faster the engine warms up the better for it.
Until its cold no high revs.

what is the best mr2 for europ and why is it the zzw30

snow is finally melting, ice roads are closed.
Is it time to finally see dry tarmac for the first time in 6 months!?

>>16745126
VW Lupo 3L had a 1.2l 3 cylinder diesel.

>>16745040
Bmw e36

>>16745040
Corolla gti 16V

>>16746413
I see beemers everywhere, they're a boring safe choice.
SW20 or bust.

Bippity boppity boo
Pasta pizza mandolino
Mafia mafia bunga bunga

What are good handtool brands with good availability in northern Europe? I always see talk of American brands, but I don't see them for sale here. I don't want to waste my money on worthless garbage.

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VERY fast lada moving at incredible hihg speed

>>16749884
I see those ladas with spoilers driving around sometimes.
I wonder if they'd make for a good track beater...

>>16750337
Guess so.
There's also a huge aftermarket for these, at least in Russia. And the parts are quite cheap.

>>16747741
Makita makes good electrical tools, Hazett makes good hand tools.

>>16750751
Are there any other ones? 500 € for a socket set is very much out of my price range. Is there a good value-for-money brand, or are you stuck with either cheapo shit or top-of-the-line?

>>16745272
Yes there was something like that but it has to do with the fact that you are always have to be in charge of the car or some shit like that.
But who does not warm up their engine?>>16747741
Mannesmann makes good tools.

>>16750751
we have makita hand tools too, can't complain

I'm in Sochi, holy shit it's warm and sunny.
Also tougeeeis are amazing, i wish i could drive something here, like real mountain passes and shit

>>16751593
ты eбaнyлcя? Tы чтo тaм дeлaeшь?

>>16750890
We have makita hand tool set they work.

Reminder for all euro nightwavers: send your email to soarer or rav4 since we're moving to slack

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>>16747741
I've got a Proxon tool set I use to work on my cars. It claims its industrial quality. We use the some stuff on work aswell (industrial machinery engineering)

>>16747741
Exactly where?

The truth is that fucking nearly anything will do for an amateur/hobby wrencher.

The best thats widely available; Würth

>>16752356
there's not much of difference between entry level tools and pro tools for amateur, rite?
I've had a cheap ass soviet set last like 50 years and only now has broken.

midnight bumpe