The Car Thread

[Nilanka]

Welp ... it's with great sadness that I bid farewell to my Beast. Car is getting written off, even though it still looks this good! Some jerk cut me off on the highway. I was deemed 0% at fault, so insurance has been great so far, but waiting to see my settlement ... if I get the number I want, then it'll be hard to be too upset ... might upgrade to the Golf R, since all the aftermarket bits and pieces I put on the GTI would fit it as well.

Sucks man. Sorry to hear about this.

What did you end up replacing it with?

[Joey]

Sucks man. Sorry to hear about this.

What did you end up replacing it with?

Thanks man, I still miss that car. Replaced it with a Golf R though, so hard to complain too much. Lol 300hp mixed with the AWD is just too good.

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[Nilanka]

Love it! Congrats!

[khaldiapros]

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[Tollaz]

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It's interesting of course, I'm a car enthusiast myself, so this was very helpful to me.