stevenb
11-13-2011, 02:55 PM
Hi all,
Just joined up on the forum.
Decided today that the T-Sport is the car for me.
I was on the lookout for a Peugeot 106 Rallye S1 or S2 having owned a S1 about 11 years ago but they're getting old and tired and whilst they are nice to drive I think the Yaris wins for day to day comfort, reliability and quality.
I'm a big car fan and a massive Jap car fan having owned some very nice cars in my years.
I currently drive a super Toyota MR2 Mk2 UK model in Cosmos Blue which is totally standard. But I feel the need for a much smaller car that's fun enough when needed but offers cheaper everyday costs and a bit more practicality.
Perhaps the best of cars I've had in the past are:
Integra DC2 UKDM
6 MR2's including 2 lovely Mk1's, 4 Mk2's (One a Rev 3 Turbo)
Carlos Sainz Celica GT4 (Official UK Import)
Honda Prelude 2.2 VTEC
Mitsubishi FTO
106 Rallye
I've owned many other cars too.....if fact, I've lost count...
Look forward to spending some time on the forum.
:smile:
Just joined up on the forum.
Decided today that the T-Sport is the car for me.
I was on the lookout for a Peugeot 106 Rallye S1 or S2 having owned a S1 about 11 years ago but they're getting old and tired and whilst they are nice to drive I think the Yaris wins for day to day comfort, reliability and quality.
I'm a big car fan and a massive Jap car fan having owned some very nice cars in my years.
I currently drive a super Toyota MR2 Mk2 UK model in Cosmos Blue which is totally standard. But I feel the need for a much smaller car that's fun enough when needed but offers cheaper everyday costs and a bit more practicality.
Perhaps the best of cars I've had in the past are:
Integra DC2 UKDM
6 MR2's including 2 lovely Mk1's, 4 Mk2's (One a Rev 3 Turbo)
Carlos Sainz Celica GT4 (Official UK Import)
Honda Prelude 2.2 VTEC
Mitsubishi FTO
106 Rallye
I've owned many other cars too.....if fact, I've lost count...
Look forward to spending some time on the forum.
:smile: