hogmaw

1. fastisnice 2. imi 3. Ray 4. Rush 5. Robert - room for my single turbo aristo 6. Terribleturner + how_supra 7. Cainhead?? 8. Lui 9. supra_surj 10. JamieP 11. supRo 12. hogmaw

hey this thread was meant to be about auto/manual fuel consumption, not the old manual-good/auto-bad etc debate which has been done countless times

The irony here is that if the German government imposed a speed limit on the autobahns, there would be an outcry and they would soon be booted out of power. If the UK got RID of the speed limit so we have German style autobahns, there would also be an outcry, and they would be booted out of power!

I bet he wishes he was in Italy: caught at 193mph

Terminator I have checked your garage many times and I KNOW what you are running :d I always thought 270 miles to a tank was v.bad compared to the claims of so many others on this forum

That is one of the best Supras you can get, period. Shame you have to sell it, but you know that. Fingers crossed you can get it back again cos those things are v. rare

Easy does it... MPG isn't a big concern, despite me getting only 270 miles from a tank of V-Power, just a quick q' that's all. Anyway unless you're some kind of superhero, auto boxes shift faster than manual, we KNOW that

You mean you manual drivers actually use 6th gear when doing less than a 100?

Funny you should say that. I am about to change from Natwest AFTER 20 YEARS to go with Abbey. I worked out that I will be £1500 A YEAR better off with Abbey

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For that money it will be an N/A no question. But do not discount the auto so easily!!!

It can't be anything BUT a quiet road to do those kind of speeds. Anyway, we've all been there, well maybe not 170, but 120, 130, 140, 150 what's the difference

OK not the usual question which is faster, better etc etc but WHY is it that manual cars have better MPG than autos? I haven't a clue

you haven't blown your new turbo have you emin?

Nice work, lucky I have a good imagination

or here (3rd down) antenna

I have exactly the same situation with you, I am sticking with the V3 which i have had for 2 or 3 years now. I have no idea why people continually upgrade their phones, and spend ages transferring pictures and data over, personalising them (again) and learning how to use them etc. What is the point?

I'd be interested. Why not make a voting thread to guage interest, and see if it is worth doing a group buy

I like it and if it had the power of a supra I would consider getting one if or when my supra goes

Sunday is the best day for supra driving

Not what you'd want to hear from a car salesman! You'll be saying things with an honest look on your face like 'Oh, I'm sure it only had 36,000 miles on the clock... maybe a ghost has been out for a ride' or 'No that's not a dent, it's just an apparition' and wondering why you aren't selling nowt

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Shite

Easy for you to say. Evidence?

Doug I am the same age as you, but I still need my 9 hours a night. Always have been a lazy fcuker. Lucky for me I am my own boss.