agreed, unless you find a real good deal, take care of it and know exactly what you’re doing it’s not worth it! but hey a lancer in the high 5 to low 6s is something no one expects

I'm not an SUV fan, they are for ill-informed people who think they 'need' one to look cool when the reality is a hatchback will do the same job for most and cost way less the buy and run! well don’t get me wrong, big SUVs have their place with size and passenger size, but a sporty compact SUV is s...

sarusa wrote:Lucky it's not a Renault, Just a new turbo without any fittings costs app $4,000
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Holy moly that’s crazy

oh yeah performance wise the civics are horrid! i had a rolling start with my 2.4 and his VTI to 100km and omg was it slow, but tech wise they’re far ahead then us

best i’ve seen is boost juicin performance, they do a run in run out package which is the basically the whole fundamental kit for 3500 i think.. if it’s a CVT i wouldn’t bother unless you really LOVE your lancer since you’re limited to roughly 5-6psi, and a larger tranny inter cooler would most like...

that's true, tbh the main competitor for the lancers is the honda civic and new mazda series, price of a gsr 27k the competition gets rough

i mean hey it's nice that they're producing new cars but i'm quite sure the typical motor head ain't really interested in a electric SUV with a rally legend name.. even if they would focus their funds on the lancer series.. i mean it's missing real basic things that would rip the market up if it had...

honestly, here in sydney i see far more 2016+ lancers then the new ASX/outlander range, they should stop following the crowd and benefit there lancer/mirage range rather then getting a hard on from SUVS! outlander, asx, eclipse cross, pajero and now a new evo SUV, i think that's enough SUVS.. if com...

so apparently as of today i've been seeing articles posted all over google and facebook about yet another mitsubishi SUV project wanting to hit the market, and this time they're using the evolution name in front of it, here are some articles on the matter, what's everyone's thoughts about this? http...

could try the GSR cf key, although it isn't a flip key it's a pull out one, since the higher trims are keyless start

got my cf in 2016 september it's just been a year and i've done 28000kms!

pretty accurate you say that quismiff but apple does that with every phone on australia! the apple contract in australia uses every single spair part from broken phones and builds "brand new ones" to send to customers, sorta dodgy but hey that's apple!

The iPhone 8 won't drop in price, Apple controls how much they sell for, you might get a couple of dollars off at JB but that's it. As for Kogan and Dick Smith, I've heard horror stories form them. Since the phones come from international sources they aren't covered by the usual Apple warranty and ...

after dealing with vodafone and their 10 bucks per GB bull**** i'll never go on a contract again. i'm planning on buying the iphone 8plus from kogan and using their prepaid plan, roughly $49.90 for 16gb unlimited calls and texts, using vodafones lines! so keen to go with them

things like this make feel so furiously angry.. i hope those idiots get what's coming to them, what a bunch of ****heads