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That looks good, I hated the older model

I'd still rather a 370z if you're going for that type of car though the Audi does looks nicer imo

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too slow

Hair dressers car styling from the old TT hanging around

The only things you are upgrading from the R34GTR is ghey styling (for hair dressers)

Go from a fast car to a distinctively slower car.

If you answered yes to a slower car, lets face it you are doing some sort of uncool reality check.

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^^^That is hot

I used to know this wealthy korean girl who had an one of the bubblesque looking TT. She had wrecked pretty much every panel of that car! I coudn't count how many times it went in to get its bumpers fixed or ding knocked out and painted :)

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