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Car Forum / Australian Car Forums / General Car Topics (Australian group) / February 2005Daihatsu Sirion gtvi
Where can I buy a new Sirion gtvi (the current model, not the new model that is about to be released next month). i've rung 3 dealers in Sydney and they all say theres no more since the new model is coming out. discountnewcars.com.au and privatefleet.com.au can't help either so? > Where can I buy a new Sirion gtvi (the current model, not the new model > that is about to be released next month). > i've rung 3 dealers in Sydney and they all say theres no more since the > new model is coming out. > discountnewcars.com.au and privatefleet.com.au can't help either "And" <com.au... > so? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> new model is coming out. >> discountnewcars.com.au and privatefleet.com.au can't help either Phone Daihatsu dealers around AUS, try Melb. They can transport a car to your door with the papers necessary for registration. J, > "And" <com.au... > > so? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > J, Why buy new? ----- Original Posting ----- > > "And" <com.au... > > > so? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Why buy new? For the same reason nobody in their right mind should buy a second hand WRX Impreza! Just imagine the ad: "MY03 WRX 30,000km, hot exhaust, big wheels, turbo timer, dumped, big stereo, tacho and gauges on bonnet, only driven by old lady on weekends. (ps: never come on boost). $40,000ono" I've probably missed something there! He wants new for the same reason I would buy a new sporty car - because nobody else has thrashed the ring-gear out of it.  SignatureAthel, Perth (WA) '90 AA34S, '84 G11R, '00 SXV20R > ----- Original Posting ----- > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > He wants new for the same reason I would buy a new sporty > car - because nobody else has thrashed the ring-gear out of it. I bought a second hand WRX and it has been great. It had a problem I knew of when I bought it and negotiated accordingly. Other than that it hasn't missed a beat. Fraser > > ----- Original Posting ----- > > [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > > Fraser The power to weight ratio of the Sirion GTvi is no too bad at 75kw (from a 1300cc or so motor) in an 830 kg car. Jason > The power to weight ratio of the Sirion GTvi is no too bad at 75kw (from a > 1300cc or so motor) in an 830 kg car. Plus, what, 80 Kg's of a bint that has laughingly developed a 'personality'? Getting close to that magic tonne - add the obligatory auto-trans (one pedal for each foot), 50 Kilogram Handbag, a few changes of stout underwear, two coats three dresses hanging so as to obscure vision, 4,000 lollie/chocolate wrappers, assorted fluffy toys and cushions originally arranged and designed to adorn a ladies bed FFS(for you-know-what reason - see my previous post on design defects,) not a car, and voila you have a unladen Corolla - not to flash for a Lawnmower engine at all. SignatureToby God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh. -Voltaire, philosopher (1694-1778) > He wants new for the same reason I would buy a new sporty > car - because nobody else has thrashed the ring-gear out of it. Since when is a Daihatsu a sporty car? the target market sees it as sporty and as such alarge majority will thrash it a fair bit. >> He wants new for the same reason I would buy a new sporty >> car - because nobody else has thrashed the ring-gear out of it. > > Since when is a Daihatsu a sporty car? > the target market sees it as sporty and as such alarge majority will > thrash it a fair bit. I would've thought that the type of person that finds that sporty, wouldn't be the type of person to thrash anything? >> the target market sees it as sporty and as such alarge majority will >> thrash it a fair bit. > > I would've thought that the type of person that finds that sporty, > wouldn't be the type of person to thrash anything? What he said. Fraser to young guys who havent ever experienced a big v8 or fast turbo, these little cars represent a chepa way to go "fast" youre still looking at this from your point of view, there are plenty of younguns who would thrahs the ring out of these things. >>> the target market sees it as sporty and as such alarge majority will >>> thrash it a fair bit. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Fraser > to young guys who havent ever experienced a big v8 or fast turbo, these > little cars represent a chepa way to go "fast" youre still looking at this > from your point of view, there are plenty of younguns who would thrahs the > ring out of these things. Young hoons buy Commodores or Falcons. Girls buy Sirion GTVi's "Because they look sporty". Fraser ok champ :) >> to young guys who havent ever experienced a big v8 or fast turbo, these >> little cars represent a chepa way to go "fast" youre still looking at [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Fraser >> to young guys who havent ever experienced a big v8 or fast turbo, these >> little cars represent a chepa way to go "fast" youre still looking at [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Young hoons buy Commodores or Falcons. Girls buy Sirion GTVi's "Because > they look sporty". I take that back. I pulled up behind one at the lights tonight so I thought I'd overtake it and see what sort of person was driving. It was an old fat dude with a beard. And I easily overtook him in the wifes Musso. Fraser > I take that back. I pulled up behind one at the lights tonight so I > thought I'd overtake it and see what sort of person was driving. It was > an old fat dude with a beard. And I easily overtook him in the wifes > Musso. Lol :) To be honest, I don't know why anyone would *want* one of these things, as they're the tinniest little heaps of sh.t you could find. -- Regards, Noddy. >> I take that back. I pulled up behind one at the lights tonight so I >> thought I'd overtake it and see what sort of person was driving. It was [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > -- Maybe it takes the attention off the beard? Fraser >> the target market sees it as sporty and as such alarge majority will >> thrash it a fair bit. > >I would've thought that the type of person that finds that sporty, wouldn't >be the type of person to thrash anything? Plenty of mini 850s got thrashed! Oz1...of the 3 twins. I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you. > >> the target market sees it as sporty and as such alarge majority will > >> thrash it a fair bit. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Plenty of mini 850s got thrashed! but any Mini has more personality than a Sirion don't Daihatsu make cars for panda bears?? Kev |
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