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From: OC, SoCal
08 S65, 06 M3 CS(stick), 02 BMW X5 4.6iS, 07 R1 Raven, 08 F-450 4x4, 08 CooperS JCW
Originally Posted by jangy
ggggrrrrrr, i almost got mad, until I noticed its an Audi man.
is it not right that e55 is a king of the freeway but, while good, not up to a 911 on the track due to transmission and weight, drivers permitting of course
Originally Posted by transferred
i be confused. whats up with audis? i prefer my m3 to but respect both marques and the 03 rs6 was a beast.
is it not right that e55 is a king of the freeway but, while good, not up to a 911 on the track due to transmission and weight, drivers permitting of course
is it not right that e55 is a king of the freeway but, while good, not up to a 911 on the track due to transmission and weight, drivers permitting of course
After all, haven't you heard the one about the comparison between a BMW and a porcupine? Well, there are even more about the Audi guys. HAHA!!!
Just messin
Originally Posted by jangy
Just how he said it. I respect all cars, and love Pcars. It has nothing to do with the Audi, it has to do with the Audi owner.
After all, haven't you heard the one about the comparison between a BMW and a porcupine? Well, there are even more about the Audi guys. HAHA!!!
Just messin
After all, haven't you heard the one about the comparison between a BMW and a porcupine? Well, there are even more about the Audi guys. HAHA!!!
Just messin
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Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Sydney, Australia
2017 S63 Coupe Iridium Silver
Originally Posted by jangy
Mint pic!!!! Haha, there's a common sight. is it just me or are those Lotus cars not so fast? I know they have no a$$, but I assumed they could handle but that is not what I've seen.
Originally Posted by Rafal
They are not very fast in a straight line, but in the right hands are very quick around the twisties. This one passed me after 5 laps but then he span around, as many do, without ESP, when they try too hard...



