Low cost, high performance cars
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Low cost, high performance cars
Just thought you might like to see the latest headline news on MSN. What a joke!
http://cars.msn.co.uk/carnews/toppremiumperformers/
Gotta get me a Volvo.....not.
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http://cars.msn.co.uk/carnews/toppremiumperformers/
Gotta get me a Volvo.....not.
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To quote, "Who needs an M3 anyway?", "How much more performance could you need or want?".
If I had a choice between a 163BHP 1.8T A4 and and 344BHP S4, I'd take the S4 thankyou.
Clearly not a driving enthusiast. Probably written by a Bi-Fuel Volvo driver.
If I had a choice between a 163BHP 1.8T A4 and and 344BHP S4, I'd take the S4 thankyou.
Clearly not a driving enthusiast. Probably written by a Bi-Fuel Volvo driver.
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What's wrong with bi-fuel Volvos??? I think they're highly responsible vehicles and much under-rated. Why, just think of the benefits to the WHOLE WORLD if S2000 could be had in bi-fuel formats. I only bought mine because it was an Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle (ULEV) in the USA. Do you know there are some trees in my neck of the woods which haven't been hugged in 20 years!!!! How would you feel if that was you hmmmm???
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oooooo must lie down I'm feeling a bit funny
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oooooo must lie down I'm feeling a bit funny
... that's better. Eat volvo
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