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View Poll Results: Who makes the best products for the average human being?
Toyota (lexus) 13 34.21%
Ford 5 13.16%
GM (Cadillac buick chevy) 2 5.26%
Mopar (chrysler dodge jeep) 1 2.63%
Mercedes 1 2.63%
Volvo 1 2.63%
VW Group 0 0%
Honda (acura) 6 15.79%
Nissan 2 5.26%
Audi 0 0%
BMW 1 2.63%
Subaru 5 13.16%
Peugeot 1 2.63%
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Old 05-25-2021, 03:47 PM
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Other things probably make you feel alive.
Oh I felt alive going fast, it just made me super aware that any wrong move and we was going to be dead.
(I know we was is not sound, let me sound street tho)

But you are correct.
I feel alive in my restaurant.
When it is packed, with the terrace full and I know we'll do 500-600 customers tonight between 6:30 and 9:30. The tickets come out of a screaming machine and they don't stop and everything become a chaotic yet well executed dance.
I have 12 burners, a brigade of 7 people listening to me and talking to me, at once with the waiters coming in asking question while I'm already talking, or begging for a fix because of a mistake and time stops yet accelerate at the same time and I love cooking.


Toyota make good cars, unkillable but like others have said, it's not that smooth of a ride. In my mini, the exterior world is silent. suspension is smooth.
This is what I look for in a car.

Smoothness of the ride.

Because if I just want a point a to b in a car, LADA are capable of doing this forever like you think you can't kill a toyota? Try killing a LADA.

But you are also correct in saying that Toyota keep motorsports alive by being so successful at racing.
And it changes perception because it doesn't sound like the car you wanna drive but it actually perhaps is.
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Old 05-25-2021, 03:52 PM
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Oh I felt alive going fast, it just made me super aware that any wrong move and we was going to be dead.
I mean..

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Old 05-25-2021, 03:56 PM
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hehe.
It's weird because I speak French on the daily, everywhere but home.
I write in English here.
And speak Arabic at home with the roomie (co-owner with me)

Sometimes these languages mingle and it creates funky sentences.
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Old 05-25-2021, 03:59 PM
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Sure, you're right...but there are car guys out there that would disagree.

Like me.
Honda used to make very fun to drive cars, so did BMW. Not so much anymore

I had an M3 in 2008, back when they were sticks and v8s with hydraulic power steering. That car was fun as fuck to drive, even though it damn near killed my spine on shitty Houston roads. I think I stopped being a “car guy” after BMW started making crowd pleasing cars. BMW was my favorite back in the day, and before that it was Honda with VTech. Now, idk. I really only like porsches, but I’d never buy one because I don’t like the look or the utter lack of practicality. I could take my kids to school in the M3. All 3 of them.

I thought about getting a civic type R just to beat th fuck out of it as a daily driver, but I LOATHE hatchbacks, so yeah, I’m done with cars I think

I agree with the Subaru STI being a good choice though. Those are still fun
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Old 05-25-2021, 04:05 PM
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If you dont know what a 2jz or 1jz is or their capability, you're not a "car guy". lol
Power is power. Ethanol, C-series, V-series, 93 octane, nitromethane, methanol, alcohol, doesnt matter.
Old supras, new BMW.

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Old 05-25-2021, 04:09 PM
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...even though it damn near killed my spine on shitty Houston roads.
Houston? Bad? Hah! Illustrates the effect of perspective. I have family in Houston and any time I visit that way I marvel at how perfect all the roads are compared to back home (here in north-central OH).

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"Fun" to me is cruising along at 45 or 55 MPH, windows down, enjoying the green countryside scrolling past, wife snuggled up in the middle next to me. Again, all relative.

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Old 05-25-2021, 04:16 PM
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In urban Houston? We have absolutely abysmal roads, I promise you
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Old 05-25-2021, 04:19 PM
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Old supras, new BMW.

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2jz is used across motorsports for its ability to handle mad boost. Not just drifting or special japan car fan clubs. Arguments could be made for it to be the best engine ever made.
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Old 05-25-2021, 04:21 PM
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2jz is used across motorsports for its ability to handle mad boost. Not just drifting or special japan car fan clubs. Arguments could be made for it to be the best engine ever made.
It was designed to take that from the factory. Good bang for your buck!
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Old 05-25-2021, 04:22 PM
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In urban Houston? We have absolutely abysmal roads, I promise you
Here, it freezes during the night, thaw in the morning, freeze during the day, thaw in the evening and refreeze at night so our roads are... well, shit.

There's just no competing with our shitty roads.

You guys ever drove a skyline?
It's a dream of mine.
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