View Poll Results: Would you change ur ride?
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Would you consider to trade in?
#2
Hihi,
For the RX8, currently I am driving auto, will only trade in for a MT if there is a better upgraded version of the 8, like factory FI.
Or when Evo 10 or the new Honda Civic Type R comes out, hehe
Meanwhile, very happy with the auto 8, not great for tracking, but definitely still fantastic for long cruising, Sheer Driving Pleasure.
For the RX8, currently I am driving auto, will only trade in for a MT if there is a better upgraded version of the 8, like factory FI.
Or when Evo 10 or the new Honda Civic Type R comes out, hehe
Meanwhile, very happy with the auto 8, not great for tracking, but definitely still fantastic for long cruising, Sheer Driving Pleasure.
#6
Originally Posted by derekwcw
Hihi,
For the RX8, currently I am driving auto, will only trade in for a MT if there is a better upgraded version of the 8, like factory FI.
Or when Evo 10 or the new Honda Civic Type R comes out, hehe
Meanwhile, very happy with the auto 8, not great for tracking, but definitely still fantastic for long cruising, Sheer Driving Pleasure.
For the RX8, currently I am driving auto, will only trade in for a MT if there is a better upgraded version of the 8, like factory FI.
Or when Evo 10 or the new Honda Civic Type R comes out, hehe
Meanwhile, very happy with the auto 8, not great for tracking, but definitely still fantastic for long cruising, Sheer Driving Pleasure.
#7
Originally Posted by derekwcw
Hihi,
For the RX8, currently I am driving auto, will only trade in for a MT if there is a better upgraded version of the 8, like factory FI.
Or when Evo 10 or the new Honda Civic Type R comes out, hehe
Meanwhile, very happy with the auto 8, not great for tracking, but definitely still fantastic for long cruising, Sheer Driving Pleasure.
For the RX8, currently I am driving auto, will only trade in for a MT if there is a better upgraded version of the 8, like factory FI.
Or when Evo 10 or the new Honda Civic Type R comes out, hehe
Meanwhile, very happy with the auto 8, not great for tracking, but definitely still fantastic for long cruising, Sheer Driving Pleasure.
#8
Miki: Is it simply a poll whether you'll switch btw Auto -> Manual and vice versa?
Your Intentions?
While you guys are waiting for the Civic-R and Evo X, im looking forward for the arrvial of the GTR35 and Acura NSX.... Hope i strike Toto soon.
Your Intentions?
While you guys are waiting for the Civic-R and Evo X, im looking forward for the arrvial of the GTR35 and Acura NSX.... Hope i strike Toto soon.
Last edited by INXS; 05-16-2006 at 12:20 AM.
#9
Originally Posted by XDEEDUBBX
yea derek, change your avatar man...NGO RX8 worked hard on it, and for someone to bite off of him thats messed up..
#13
Would you consider to trade in?
Originally Posted by yiksing
If you are having second thoughts about your car here be it AT or MT, it only shows that you did not do a proper research before you bought the car.
Last edited by rexed.; 05-16-2006 at 01:12 AM.
#14
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Would you consider to trade in?
Originally Posted by INXS
Miki: Is it simply a poll whether you'll switch btw Auto -> Manual and vice versa?
Your Intentions?
Your Intentions?
AT-->MT
intention: juz a survey who would do it
IMO who wouldnt want to shift a stick in a sports..
#15
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bingo
Originally Posted by rexed.
well i guess its up to the bank to decide to approve not up to individual even when he/she have done much research on the car. personally i love shifting stick!
#16
When i see bros in the US buy and sell cars so easily; i get envious.
Just changing from my 1 year old CRV to the 8 incurred me a loss of S$45k.
Petrol here is about S$1.80 after discounts, compared to S$0.80 in the states. And not to mentioned the already cheap car prices there. So changing behicles there is not much a problem; and if you factor in the standard of living and average pay, cars are real affordable there.
And do not forget the "unique" way banks here charge interest rates upfront for car financing.
Just changing from my 1 year old CRV to the 8 incurred me a loss of S$45k.
Petrol here is about S$1.80 after discounts, compared to S$0.80 in the states. And not to mentioned the already cheap car prices there. So changing behicles there is not much a problem; and if you factor in the standard of living and average pay, cars are real affordable there.
And do not forget the "unique" way banks here charge interest rates upfront for car financing.
#19
Originally Posted by miki
i share the same sentiments. not everyone can/would want to afford a MT, can i say that? then again if he/she wants, the bank will still have the final say whether to approve
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