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t. Planimal
>>17208948
>BMW
>cheap
>reliable
I think you wanted to post a Honda.
I know exactly where a KLR650 goes here.
>>17208907
My car has acheived none of these things.
You can get all three of those. Add "safe" and "comfortable" and then you've got a chart.
>>17208948
cardiagram.jpg
Bikers lack of understanding extends past the rules of the road and into general comprehension it seems
How close am I to being right? (Volvo C30 pre-facelift)
>>17209341
idk but they have nice asses
Hayabusa for Bike or a Veloster Turbo
used
Hayabusa for Bike or a hellcat
I wanted to say Caterham Superlight R500 but this is actually faster and cheaper and it's a Honda so a lot more reliable.
02 auto civic
>>17208954
You can get an s1000rr on Craigslist for $10,000 and it will walk nearly everything on the road
>>17209644
I guess that depends what you classify as a road
Pretty sure a C6 Z06 would max out all of these at this point
Definitely wasn't cheap when it came out though
>>17209672
Cherrypicking roads
94 NA Z32.
>>17209388
Sounds about right.
You know it to be true.
>>17211278
Not insurance, that shits way to high
>>17208907
It's a meme-off!
>>17208907
06 gs300 awd ;_;
>>17211331
>Corvette
>Reliable
>>17211348
It reliably overheats
>>17209206
>can't win game
>change rules
>declare yourself winner
>>17211348
>pic
I take it you're enjoying that show too?
>>17211348
A reliability of 6/10 is still a failing grade. I'd say it's fair, considering the ones that ignite are driven hard and a huge amount of corvettes are driven by clueless women who do complete stops on onramps
here's the deal
>>17211397
don't forget her hobby is literally drawing you smut based off of her own poses
>>17211278
> Cheap, reliable
Lol no
>>17208907
>>17211437
>0-60 in 7 seconds
>fast
Lol. I do 0-60 in 4.9 and I'd still consider my car like a 5.5/10 in speed.
>>17208954
This. Honda has always been the centre of this chart both cars and bikes, the one disadvantage being that it's a Honda
>>17211153
Is 220hp really considered that slow in the states? Those will out corner most shit you see on the road too
>>17209814
top kek
>>17209814
ebin
>>17211715
'99 manual with 190,000km, $3750 asking.
s-should I, /o/?
>>17211397
Effin amateurs...
>>17209814
this
>>17208907
If you don't drive a V8, you can't call yourself a real man. Even if you're a woman.
>t. Red
>>17211348
gr8 b8 m8
truck LS swaps are reliable tho'... If you're not Jerome and know how to operate tools, connect rods, cut metal, hoses & pieces :^)
>MUH CHEVY SILVERADO INSIDE MUH MEEATA EATS CORVETTES
>inb4 going caput from overheating in I-10 while drifting @180MPH
>>17213067
Some cars like turd gens even have so much ls swap support that an LM7 out of a Tahoe/etc. is almost a direct bolt in swap.
t. window shopped for all this for mine a lot
>>17213042
>v8 drivers like penis
okay
1991 Toyota Hilux
>>17212859
220 crank. That's about 180 WHP, and that's not accounting for power loss from those 20+ years.
And a 24 year old stock Z32 outcornering? Maybe your mom's Taurus, but not much else.
>>17217188
93 NA here
Do you not drive yours hard? Corners very well.
Are you on stock wheels/tires?
>>17208907
true story
>>17218465
>cheap
Maybe to maintain, but when I've looked at older non-911 models they're still going for new car money.
>>17213042
But I daily a V12
>>17218465
Are porsches reliable?
From all the memes I assumed they were fucking horrific
>>17218538
If you service them right and don't WOT everywhere they will get 200,000 miles.
84-89 3.2 911's can be found all day with 100k on the clock in good running shape.
One guy had an old one and got a million with three engine rebuilds and two transmissions. Still impressive I'm because the engine handled that many rebuilds and the body hung in there.
>>17212236
>can't fucking distinguish speed from acceleration
Wew
>>17218538
Going to mention, some of the newer ones have been having trouble but it's still not as common as you would think.
Wikipedia says 95% of Porsches sold in Canada since 1995 (?) are still on the road too, most likely due to owners not generally being retarded.
>>17220180
Yea bud, I bet a 0-60 in 7 time is gonna go 200mph. Inb4
>muh cornering tho so laptimes make it fast
Not the metric being measured. Miata drivers are retarded.
>>17218538
>>17218497
Probably a boxster S. Decently reliable, can pick one up with 30k miles for 14k, fast.
>>17209609
crank the cheap up one more
>>17211331
>ford gt faster than gtr
ok goy
>>17212934
https://www.horoscope.com/us/games/divination/game-magic-8-ball.aspx
>>17211598
>wrxs go far past 300k miles when not neglected or passed onto a complete retard who slides it into a tree
>can pick one up for 5k
>can be tuned to high hell and be stupidly fast
>/o/ continues to hate subaru as a brand for no reason other than LEL XD REDDIT VAPE MEME RINGLANDS HEADGASKET KEK
Nice b8 m8
'08 4runner V6
'08 GTI DSG
>>17218394
You tell me how well it corners.
Stock wheels/tires.
'97 Chrysler Neon
>>17221981
you need better tires.
>>17222010
Thinking of it, I fucked up with speed.
This little dude is a bit faster than that, but I'd not push it too fast to be honest.
>>17222011
Obviously. That was lift off oversteer, I carried too much speed through the slalom and lifted off to fit through the right sweeper and broke traction. The body roll was insane though, I could feel the weight shifting all they way back and forth through the slalom.
2003 Suburban
>>17222343
body roll isn't inherently bad for handling, you're going to feel weight shift with or without it.
Hell the ND miata has better handling and it has WAYYYY more body roll
>>17221973
Dial down all 3 of those metrics and I would agree.
The 2008 dsg is none of those things.
Posting my car
>>17209388
>>17211226
I've heard a lot about the volvo 240's reliability, but I've never heard about how easy it is to fix a problem when something goes wrong.
Are 240's easy to work on as well? My friend needs a new car badly and his '90 Firebird is giving him a lot of shit...
>>17222399
>tfw 2004 suburban
yeah boy
All of the above
Sorry you are too scared to ride a bike, /o/. Have fun going slow in a gutless "sportscar" with less performance than a 1000$ craigslist bike.
(Or at least most of you)
>>17225409
Swede here, it's a very simple car to work on. I haven't specifically worked on a 240, but I have a 940 and it's still very easy to work on even though it's more "complicated" than the 240.