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My name is James and I'll get right to it - on four wheels, I'm currently traveling along in a 2012 Polo 6R Comfortline that has yet to reach 60k.
My car history hasn't been the most glamorous:
After buying, the restrictions were relaxed on my Polo's forced-induction bigger brothers. Overall it was a good find - very low kms, bought from first owner, some great extras and was a weekend car for a high end executive from Apple.
I have really loved the Vee-Dubs for a while, and I'm finding that my taste falls into the euro's.
I'm still new to the car scene but I am always up to learn a thing or two. Teach me, I am never stuck up and respect the knowledge of others.
I came across these forums from some of my mechanic's older forum posts.
I currently work as an IT Operations Technician. My dream job would be to fuse my love of computers with my passion for cars, but in such a way that enhances the specifics of the whole driving experience.
My dream car would have to be a VW Golf R32 MkV 6 speed. There's so much I love about the whole platform, and have always wanted to take one for a test drive. That, or one of the higher spec Audi's.
I'm pretty old school with my preferences on modifications. I like clean and simple. I have been recommended to not add forced induction to the current Polo, but I'm still honestly weighing it up - if I couldn't, I'd just make changes to refine the existing attributes of the car - and make it just right.
So Hello!
My name is James and I'll get right to it - on four wheels, I'm currently traveling along in a 2012 Polo 6R Comfortline that has yet to reach 60k.
My car history hasn't been the most glamorous:
- '91 VN Commodore
- '89 Subaru Liberty
- '96 Pulsar
After buying, the restrictions were relaxed on my Polo's forced-induction bigger brothers. Overall it was a good find - very low kms, bought from first owner, some great extras and was a weekend car for a high end executive from Apple.
I have really loved the Vee-Dubs for a while, and I'm finding that my taste falls into the euro's.
I'm still new to the car scene but I am always up to learn a thing or two. Teach me, I am never stuck up and respect the knowledge of others.
I came across these forums from some of my mechanic's older forum posts.
I currently work as an IT Operations Technician. My dream job would be to fuse my love of computers with my passion for cars, but in such a way that enhances the specifics of the whole driving experience.
My dream car would have to be a VW Golf R32 MkV 6 speed. There's so much I love about the whole platform, and have always wanted to take one for a test drive. That, or one of the higher spec Audi's.
I'm pretty old school with my preferences on modifications. I like clean and simple. I have been recommended to not add forced induction to the current Polo, but I'm still honestly weighing it up - if I couldn't, I'd just make changes to refine the existing attributes of the car - and make it just right.
So Hello!