Get EVO X instead of IX :D
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Get EVO X instead of IX :D
Well, I put the quote forms in to my new employer (BHP) today, one for the Euro and one for the Evo IX. We will have to see what they come back with.
I can't wait to move back to civilisation!!!!!
You know I test drove a Libery B4 the other day and it made me realise just how bloody good the euro is as a day to day driver! Give me 140kw any day of a liberties 190kw lagggodelivery.
Im might even keep mine now if the hondata ever appears in the next month or so. I really do respect my ride.
Hahahahaha. I wouldn't be holding your breath. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Suntzu
Have you driven the 3 litre Subi's before?Quote:
Originally Posted by Suntzu
I have a friend who has an Outback 3.0R. Nice car.
The previous model outback was slow, underpowered at low RPM, and had soft doughy handling. Plus the non-sculpted driver's seat gave me a numb butt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Type R Positive
The Subi 3 ltr RB is the go 180kw 6 sp AWD.It goes hard.But $57k???Quote:
Originally Posted by Type R Positive
i did the same thing, i knew the evo was outta my range but i wanted to see anyway, there was no discount on the evo at all, where as the euro got a nice 4 k discount thru my lease company, it ended up with a 16-17k difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by Type R Positive
my brother in law has 3.0 liberty, and its quite good but not 15k better then a euroQuote:
Originally Posted by Type R Positive
my brother in law has 3.0 liberty, and its quite good but not 15k better then a euro[/QUOTE]
Thats what i think.
Use the "quote" button, Tony. :)
Haha.Keep forgetting.:oQuote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
I've worked out the evo is only $100 a week before tax more than the Euro.Quote:
Originally Posted by 80057
I think the discount is about $4k for both cars. As I said before, just have to wait and see what the quotes come back at.
My Euro was only costing me $200 a week after tax. That was for everything as you know.... fuel, maintenance, etc....