i think i found my next car Options

[azian_advanced]

i've decided that my next car would have to be turbo'd, awd, fully loaded with all options, and reliable. so i've been searching for possible candidates for my next car and this one caught my eye.
the legal arrival date is june 2009 and i'm still discussing things over with the importer/seller.

right now, nothing is set in stone but i thought you guys might enjoy these:













WRC TTE replica.. how many of these were made?

[azian_advanced]

i don't think it requires DRLs because that is the reason for it needing to be 15 years old. it doesn't need DOT'd lights, windshield, DRLs and some other stuff that i can't recall to meet federal compliance. a friend of mine bought a 93 jdm wrx last summer but i don't recall him having DRLs. but yeah, feel free to come and visit. there's nothing here just fyi, it's a cold and boring city lol

on a side note for you guys in the US and just going off topic for a bit, japanese cars are being imported here more and more. I believe vancouver alone receives about 120+ cars per month so it's not surprising to see someone driving a rhd here! most are being purchased by a younger target market (18-28 yrs old) because of the high performance to price ratio. But at the same time I see more imported cars like r32 skylines, mr2s, 3000gts, and 300zxs ending up at the salvage auctions because some 'kids' (or should i say: immature and inexperienced drivers) street race or think they're Takumi and end up drifing into a ditch or hitting a tree. maybe it's the fact that these cars (being turbo'd, RWD and especially RHD) require more driving experience and discipline than your average joe driver. this is the reason why insurance companies or federal government are trying to implement a new law of either extending the 15 yr rule to 25 or completely dropping the whole 15 year rule all together.
/offtopic.

This post has been edited by azian_advanced: Dec 20, 2008 - 3:43 PM