What is your dream car?

[dumpst3rm4n]

I wish I could get a Three Stripe Adidas Lada car with some big speakers to pump hardbass.

Or

An Lada Raven (yes is lada but it is still our culture and blin just browse it)

[Emperor of Destruction]

The 92 batmobile

[dumpst3rm4n]

Escrito originalmente por Emperor of Destruction:

The 92 batmobile

But it is more boring as you get older

[Marius]

Probably a little tuned Toyota Corolla Hatchback 1994 - 1996 or so. Darkgreenish, aftermarkted rims, engine bit tuned or a better engine and such.

[BanOphobia My Struggle]

Full scale road legal Keaton replica batmobile. One was up for sale recently lol.

[Ais Wallenstein]

1969 Camaro ZL1

[Suberb Anthro]

A car that can drive from A to B.

[WaitandSee]

Escrito originalmente por SovietComradeGopnik:

CVTs are more fuel eco and so quiet
that's why i love it some time ago but now i use a manual transmission

To quote myself

Escrito originalmente por WaitandSee:

The Subaru Lineartronic­­® Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) is sealed from the factory and will not be serviced by any Subaru Technicians or Mechanics in Australia.
They will not replace the oil or inspect it until a problem occurs. This is the most likely cause of failure for these transmissions as the Oil can get over 40° Celsius over the maximum recommended temperature causing the oil to form varnish layers, seals to degrade and for the oil to lose lubricity causing the chain to slip on the sheeves it rides on, this metal-on-metal friction will damage the transmission irreparably and cause steel filings to become suspended within the oil.

Subaru vehemently claims that their CVT Oil is a "Lifetime Fluid" and that the transmission is "Sealed for Life" and "Maintenance Free". This is completely false to anybody who knows how oil and transmissions work, they just want the vehicle to last long enough to get out of their relatively short warranty period.
All issues that arise with their TR580 and TR690 CVT boxes is always "Driver Error" meaning it can't be claimed under warranty unless the dealer is threatened with the Australian Consumer Law or the risk of bad publicity. These transmissions cannot be repaired, they're not designed to be repaired so when something goes wrong, you're going to be footing the $10000 AUD replacement cost on a whole new transmission.

This applies to all CVT Manufacturers from my own research and experience not just Subaru. Both Nissan/Jatco and Subaru have both been slammed with class-actions worldwide for their shonky handling of this. The design of the push-belt CVT itself is inherently unsuitable for anything larger or more powerful than small economy cars.

I could rant about this for hours, and am more than prepared to if you're willing to listen.

[permanent name]

Open top half track.

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

2020 ate all of my dreams away .. D:

[Meove]

Mini Cooper, or Myvi

[[LTT] LinusFTW]

Morris Minor 1000 Traveller

[MikeBob2013]

Escrito originalmente por SovietComradeGopnik:

What is your dream car?

This one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wH9q_NflE34

[x]

No dream cars, but i wish i had e34. It was featured in "Boomer" (slang for BMW cars in 90s in Russia) film, as well as in one music video i like.

[Dracoco OwO]

Escrito originalmente por gponez:

No dream cars, but i wish i had e34. It was featured in "Boomer" (slang for BMW cars in 90s in Russia) film, as well as in one music video i like.

Haha Boomer car.

[lightwo]

Escrito originalmente por gponez:

No dream cars, but i wish i had e34. It was featured in "Boomer" (slang for BMW cars in 90s in Russia) film, as well as in one music video i like.

e34? More like e6... yeah.

Dunno, a Testarossa? Not exactly affordable, but I like the looks.