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- Tayeedz1
Well now, to celebrate this milestone, I've updated the OP a bit, including related suggestion threads. Thanks to everyone who has cast their vote
You da man @SlipZtrEm
Now to get my beloved Impreza WRX STI some likes
BMW M3 (E30) 1985Done (GT7)
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You da man @SlipZtrEm
Now to get my beloved Impreza WRX STI some likes
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- WNC
- TRLWNC
I thought some might like this:
http://autoweek.com/article/classic...er&utm_content=body&utm_campaign=awdailydrive
Enjoy!
This is a link to an Autoweek article that has a movie about the E30 M3. Sorry I didn't say that before.
http://autoweek.com/article/classic...er&utm_content=body&utm_campaign=awdailydrive
Enjoy!
This is a link to an Autoweek article that has a movie about the E30 M3. Sorry I didn't say that before.
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- 5,857
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- Scuderia_Paul
It is quite amazing how far ahead this car is with Likes. 420 clear of the 2nd most popular.
- 6,963
- South Africa
My dad owned a E30 323i auto waaaay back when. I LOVED it. It made "I'm-taking-off-like-a-plane" noise whenever my dad put his proverbial foot down. Being a young kid consigned to backseat duty all the time, this was epic. So when I bought and played every GT game since the 2nd installment, I awaited for an E30 to appear.
SIGH................
I'm still waiting....
SIGH................
I'm still waiting....
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- NOS_VTEC
Is this car good because its a classic? its performance? the tuning done to it?
- 4,157
- United States
This is probably one of the better handling cars out there for the price. The car isn't fast in a straight line, but put it on a track and it'll be right at home.
Also, it's very simple to work on, reliable, and has a legacy. This is a car that really, any car enthusiast dreams of.
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- stuff1138
@rb26massacre check out the video posted a few posts up by @TRLWNC7396 it will give you some insight into the car
- 44
- Canada
- NOS_VTEC
I really like the car, but people tend to swap the engine out for something more modern like a 2jz, I don't get it. Why buy a classic if the only thing they care about is top speed? Wouldn't it be better with modern breaks, suspension etc? Take the singer 911 for example.
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- United States
With old age becomes more responsibility with the engine when you want to modify it. Modern engines are easier to gob horsepower on than some older engines due to the fact that you won't have to replace every tube, pipe and part to make it completely compatible with your modifications.
If this doesn't make sense, sorry. Its midnight and im on a ****** phone.
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- thehobnob97
Voted!
It is just one of those cars where the driving experience is as pure and undiluted as it gets.
It is just one of those cars where the driving experience is as pure and undiluted as it gets.
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- NRW
- Vinylshark
Why do so many want this car? 
