TRADE YOUR MAXIMA(S) FOR?
06-03-2008 | 03:05 PM
#43
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The Corollas or the Golf (unless it's a GTI or an R32 but then what's the point of trying to 'economise'?) are going to be more fuel-efficient but will no doubt leave me with a yearning for more power; especially when someone overtakes me and I know full well in my Max I'd make them suffer...if I was that way inclined...but then no one on here condones going fast...
06-03-2008 | 03:07 PM
#44
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Ahem...NISSAN forum mate...NISSAN does not begin with the dreaded and hated 'H O N D...' better stop there...might make myself throw up.
Even though they are great cars that give back good economy and fun...I could never buy an 'H' without feeling like a complete traitor. I'd have to start wearing a sweater my granny had knitted if I bought an Acc-ord.
Even though they are great cars that give back good economy and fun...I could never buy an 'H' without feeling like a complete traitor. I'd have to start wearing a sweater my granny had knitted if I bought an Acc-ord.
06-03-2008 | 03:15 PM
#45
Really? Bikers have to get energy from somewhere. You can't tell me that it is more efficient for a person to bike 25 miles than to drive using one gallon of gas. They burn all of those calories, and have to refuel with much more food and liquid. It is more harmful to the environment to produce that food that it would be to just burn one gallon of gas.
I had read an article before with more numbers and proof, but i'm too lazy to find it.
I had read an article before with more numbers and proof, but i'm too lazy to find it.
06-03-2008 | 03:33 PM
#46
ill trade my maxi to the org if you ban this guy l
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Really? Bikers have to get energy from somewhere. You can't tell me that it is more efficient for a person to bike 25 miles than to drive using one gallon of gas. They burn all of those calories, and have to refuel with much more food and liquid. It is more harmful to the environment to produce that food that it would be to just burn one gallon of gas.
I had read an article before with more numbers and proof, but i'm too lazy to find it.
deal?
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Really? Bikers have to get energy from somewhere. You can't tell me that it is more efficient for a person to bike 25 miles than to drive using one gallon of gas. They burn all of those calories, and have to refuel with much more food and liquid. It is more harmful to the environment to produce that food that it would be to just burn one gallon of gas.
I had read an article before with more numbers and proof, but i'm too lazy to find it.
deal?
06-03-2008 | 07:57 PM
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There seem to be two distinct threads going on here.
One *****ing about bikes versus cars.
The other about what you'd trade your Maxima for and what economical hatchback I should get and whether or not it should be auto/manual, diesel or petrol.
If you're in the 'bike versus car' part - please start your own thread.
No offence guys.
One *****ing about bikes versus cars.
The other about what you'd trade your Maxima for and what economical hatchback I should get and whether or not it should be auto/manual, diesel or petrol.
If you're in the 'bike versus car' part - please start your own thread.
No offence guys.
06-04-2008 | 06:14 AM
#49
Dude you live in Australia right?
(I love your exhaust by the way, it sounds beautiful)
Get a Primera!
I would get one here if I could find one for cheap. The turbo ones are prob more fun than a Max and better on gas too...
(I love your exhaust by the way, it sounds beautiful)
Get a Primera!
I would get one here if I could find one for cheap. The turbo ones are prob more fun than a Max and better on gas too...
06-04-2008 | 06:32 AM
#50
Really? Bikers have to get energy from somewhere. You can't tell me that it is more efficient for a person to bike 25 miles than to drive using one gallon of gas. They burn all of those calories, and have to refuel with much more food and liquid. It is more harmful to the environment to produce that food that it would be to just burn one gallon of gas.
I had read an article before with more numbers and proof, but i'm too lazy to find it.
I had read an article before with more numbers and proof, but i'm too lazy to find it.
i was also reading yesterday about hybrids and learned this tasty bit of info:
a hybrid car gets WORSE gas mileage on the highway and BETTER gas mileage in the city.
http://www.fueleconomy.gov/FEG/bestworst.shtml
crazy.
06-04-2008 | 08:18 AM
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