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(2022-11-29 00:46)Rasmus Wrote: [ -> ]Damn thats sexy spark, love the wheels

Thanks mate, few more mods coming this week. I’ll post an update later

Thats a clean beemer Spark.

Some pic of the subi from a car meet this summer.




Also sold the damn citroen, and bought a new daily.

2002 Volvo v70, d5 engine, facelift headlights, etcetc

Yo all long time no see, i have new acc i dont remember my old one, here is mine new ride have own it 1 year now, Skoda octavia Rs chipped to 200hp it runs great, 1.8T from 2004

Well, today was quite a special day, I finally bought a car I have wanted for a long long time but since finding a clean one is almost impossible I had to remain patient and so lucky I did as this one popped up and couldn't miss it for the world.. Please welcome my seriously immaculate 525i which is getting parked up nicely beside my F10

nice but ban automatic

Nice Spark only right choice is automatic

ew, benzin, vin diesel ftw

Ended up getting rid of the 1.2 Skoda Fabia - For my first car, it was great, reliable, and a fairly fun little car with its 3-cylinder 70bhp engine (Lol!). Decided to give VW a try (Yes, it's true what they say, they are damn expensive to maintain!! lol).

2.0 TDI 4 Motion VW Tiguan - I have to admit it's a nice upgrade from the Fabia, I love it.





Some of you may also know that I've been getting into drifting as a hobby. I ended up getting a decent deal on a drift-ready BMW E46 328 and used that for a while to practice. It was in pretty bad condition on the outside but that didn't really matter for drifting. I ended up selling it to get some money for repairs for the Tiguan (Typical!) but it did the job while I had it! Here's a video if anyone is interested (My first time fully connecting the National Layout at this track!) Teeside Autodrome - E46 Drift





I'm hoping to keep the Tiguan for another couple of years and then I'll probably look at getting something a bit "cooler". It's ideal for now but I want to start looking at other cars at some point. In terms of drifting, It's a super expensive hobby currently so I'm not sure when I'll get back into that. Hopefully next year I can take a look at getting another drift car.

My Ford Focus MK3 Titanium X 2.0 160ps TDCI

(Shes taken a few knocks since this has been taken, need to get my replacement rear bumper sprayed )


Pretty much the workhorse, its helped family, friends move house, its been with me through hell and high water so its looking like a work horse currently. With it having heated seats in the winter, dual zone climate control, parking assist, rear view camera, front and rear sensors, cruise control for long distances, inbuilt sat nav (admittedly its now shite due to being out of date and like hell im paying out the nose for an update - Waze is my friend here), lashed in some newer HID lights (costs £150 for a new set! Not including the fog lights etc. Also not to mention one of these headlight units would set you back over £1.4k), spacious enough for what ive needed it for but the back legroom can be crap even when the drivers seat is in my driving position... The car has quite frankly been near enough bullet proof as when it needs something I do my best to give it what it needs. Also, I have found its pretty damn comfortable and many people have commented on that aswell after a long journey.

It was a pretty big step up from my old car when I traded that with some cash for this whip. I plan to get some cosmetic mods done such as a slight tint to the rear windows, de-chrome under the windows/fog light surrounds/front bumper, wheel refurb plus paint, get new ford badges as these ones are ruined front and back, get small dents pulled/filled from when I bought the car (and the few ive put on it/car park dings ), replace the old grubby plates which have been on it since 2012 and potentially in the future get it Stage 1 tuned. I know the 2.0 160ps TDCI engine was in the Kuga also and some old owners of these cars have said how they responded really well to a Stage 1 tune.


With the cost of Diesel going up and up I have been thinking about downsizing into potentially a smaller petrol engine. Right now, I just love how torque-y this car is and yeah. I love it and am a bad "Ford tragic" :')

Lovely Focus. Basically the cousin of my Mondeo MK3 Titanium

I originally wanted a Mondeo MK4 Titanium X myself, loved the looks and the interiors are pretty nice but in Merseyside theyre absolutely shagged ex-taxis and the nicer ones were out of my price range! Some of the other ones were sketchy mileage wise and didnt cut the mustard on inspection like. Once this Focus popped up, I snapped it up in 2018 and havent looked back since! The 145k miles didnt put me off as the test drive was smooth as silk, power was great, few little bits needed doing but otherwise worth it. A MK3 mondy was my second choice when I wanted a Mondeo, funnily enough I did find a raggedy MK3 ST Mondy I could have put a few quid into and had it really nice but the insurance and that put me right off

The older mk4 Titanium X 2.2 Sport do look pretty tasty and dont exactly look too different from a bog standard Mondy either which I love that kind of look.

I do love the colour of your Mondeo Ras, the wheels suit it aswell!

The winter tank attended a car meet today

Other halfs new car


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That's tasty so it is!

sup, just a list of a cars that I was owning and still own, in 3 years, since I got my drivers license.

First car, nothing special, Golf MK5, 2.0sdi. Had it for 3 years (since 2019) since I been 18y.o. After 2 years, replaced rocker panel, because it rusted out, also took care all of the rust all over the body, Almost all car has been repainted. After some time, did small audio upgrade. (sub, speakers, android) Drove 100k kms, without any big issues, sold (2022-11) it with ~400k km mileage.




While still owning a silver golf, bought (2020) another MK5 just in black. Had it only for a week, because it was for a flip. 1.9 TDI, 77kw. nothing special in interior. Got for it a new MOT and registered it in Lithuania. Sold it in a few hours after adding it to a marketplace.




2021 winter, bought an Audi A4 B7, 1.9tdi, nothing special in interior. Bought it for a flip. Havent done any work, just bought and sold it. Owned it about a month. Had a good profit from it.


In 2020 summer, i had to get a cheap car for a work, that i will not care a lot about it. And then that cheap P307 came to my eye. Cheap, goes as a tank (160 km/h on gravel? - no problem, need to move objects? - no problem), fuel consumption is small af, reliable also af. Most abused car that I owned. 2.0 hdi, 66kw. Did some work on suspension, also upgraded interior to half-leather. In autumn, it got new MOT. Sold it after 1 year of owning it, still with profit, after all that beating.


So, i had to get a replacement for 307, because of work. So 407 came then. Bought it for regular 1/4 market price. It had automatic gearbox defect and faulty injectors. Replaced them, and now it sits for 1/3 of a market price for a regular P407. Half-leather interior, park assist, heated seats, navi, xenons and so on.
2.0hdi, 100kw. Happy about it, still owning it.




In 2022-10, bought a Mazda 6 GG, 2.0 MZR-CD. Full leather inetrior, electric and heated and etc. Bought it for a flip, but later on, decided to sell silver MK5 golf, and keep this as a daily. Kinda liked it more than golf or maybe just outgrown it. Did some suspension repair and took care of rust, polished the body, fixed/replaced few interior parts, bought summer wheels, tinted the windows, got an engine tune, aaaand its fine for now. Thinking about getting another wheels, coilovers in summer or just upgrading to a Mazda 6 GH, cuz I liked them.



Ok, so thats the last one. Bought a week ago, for cheap af. another shitbox. Honda Civic 7gen, 1.7 diesel. Gonna flip it. Bought it with clutch defect, so gearbox at the moment is out, and waits for a new clutch kit. Also gonna do some small bodywork.

Tell you what, those Mazda 6s do look pretty good like! Think thats my favourite of the bunch but I am a sucker for a saloon car and that Peugeot 407 looks pretty good yeah.

Whats your next whip going to be?

(2023-03-02 19:32)MrPeePee Wrote: [ -> ]Tell you what, those Mazda 6s do look pretty good like! Think thats my favourite of the bunch but I am a sucker for a saloon car and that Peugeot 407 looks pretty good yeah.

Whats your next whip going to be?

Thanks! Like I mentioned before, Im thinking about second gen Mazda 6 GH, also Lexus IS220 always catched my eye, or just going to keep the one I have at the moment, for year or two. In summer I will decide about it. Right now Im more focused to save money on other things, and cars isnt a big matter for me. Thanks for asking!

The Mondeo MK3

I can't believe but my old Mazda is still running, almost at 300k km. Engine bone dry, not consuming oil, although the turbo has seen better days, sounds little bit like police siren in TC, that will be my next investition. Everybody seems to have forgotten about these. I mean they are not really interesting but damn reliable. 7 years and 120000km passed already since I'm driving this car. The upgrades I made are the usual ricer stuff, brutal footlight, 500w subwoofer, rear spoiler (soon installed), LED lights everywhere, white side blinkers, window tint 5%. It's a 2.0 turbodiesel pushing (originally 90) probably 75hp on a good day with this turbo. The little details (the soft switches, the electric antenna, the practicality in general and the fact that it has a lot of room) and the reliability made me love this car.

I include some repair photos with me repairing rust and my axle / messy clutch replacement













I hope I can keep her for longer, although it seems like cars like these will soon go extinct thanks to the idiotic green government in my country.

New Daily pick it up in a few weeks. First time venturing into the Mercedes brand.