Arky

Heya, i was browsing the top gear website and in their latest magazine they've got a lot of info on the new GT-R proto, anyone know how i could get my hands on a copy without having to import the mag from england? link here http://www.topgear.com/content/magflash/0506/ Can't wait to read it though -Arky

The XR-5 In electric orange?

For 50k you can get a near new 05 STI...or an EVO IX...i'd go for one of those.

Heya I have been a motorsport enthusiast for quite a long time, however, one of the aspects that has recently taken my attention is karting, and is something i would really like to become involved with. I live in Adelaide, SA and i'm not quite sure if there are any clubs around adelaide, i haven't been able to find any on the yellowpages, any help with what i will need, (kart, helmet, etc?) where i will need to go to get them and where to go for training, lessons, clubs and that sort of thing would be very much appreciated. Cheers. Arky.

Hmm, thanks for that, another question, is there a website or a thread which details the differnce between the different GT-Rs because when i was looking at R32s and R33s i noticed a lot of them had V-spec, V-spec II and other specifications.

Thanks for the advice guys, but if hypothetically i could find a very well running very clean and tidy R33 GT-R for exactly $30,000, is it worth it or better to pass it up?

Heya. I am currently an 18 year old P-Plater who has currently just lost his first car due to theft, it's a 1989 Mazda 626, anyway, this has forced me to start looking for a replacement. I have done quite a bit of shopping around and have really taken a keen interest in the skylines. They're fantastic looking cars, they perform well, they handle well and are simply jaw-dropping. Anyway, i have a largish budget, approx $30,000 in which to buy a car, given that i am interested in buying a Nissan Skyline, what would be the best model to get? I have done a bit of shopping and the cars that i seem to be able to afford are R34 GT-Ts, R32 GT-Rs and even some R33 GT-Rs(there are no restrictions on car types for SA licencsed drivers), i am interested in a performance car, but that's only because i love driving, country driving and am not too inexperienced at driving at high speeds. What i would like to know is some information regarding what i can afford, how much insurance would be for those cars and if getting one of these cars is even fiesable at this age, despite my endless passion and burning desire for motoring. Thanks, Arky