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Want to hear something really shady....there is an importer(not being specific) currently advertising a 2003 6 speed manual and a 2004 6 speed manual Axis......would be awesome to have though. :down:

Just goes to show guy's...alway's know all you shit before trying to import and comply.

Same importer Jet.

I hadn't looked that they were still advertising them.

I think it was more a case of one naive person at a workshop claiming they could do something that they couldn't (I got the same advice from them initially as the other import broker), only to have their phone run hot with inquiries and his boss go postal on him because they couldn't actually comply non-turbos.

It was me who requested the removal of the thread, following a request from the workshop owner.

Anyway, sorry for the OT discussion, Muz.

The difference is Kristian, that you did some research before jumping in. Thus avoiding making an arse of yourself.

Well there you have it - I stand corrected!

:D

Thanks for the clear up Kristian, it should bring the topic to a close for the time being.

And to Muz - Sorry to hear that it turned out this way, and that you had to be the one who went through it. I hope that it doesn't sour your taste of the flavour of Japan too much :bunny:

Absolutely not. My next car will be a Volvo S40 T5 AWD ........ oh wait they're not made in Japan are they :P

Absolutely not. My next car will be a Volvo S40 T5 AWD

If that is the case, you will have to start up a thread "That's a nice Stagea mate!... Yeah it is in't it" with your stories of people confusing your car with a Stag :blink:

Cheeky bugger...

One day you'll own something that is confused/accused of being something else Kristian - something like someone calling your Ferrari a FIAT (or for that matter, any euro GM marque a FIAT) :blink:

Technically Ferraris are Fiats :)

On that note, a BMW X5 owner waved me down in my Cedric the other day and asked if it was the new Mercedes Benz haha. When he discovered it was a Nissan, he feigned interest for about 30secs then took off....

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