Thanks for all the information guys! Heson, I am so glad to hear about the flyttgods thing! My car has light mods but the only noticeable ones are suspension and exhaust. Regarding the Folkrace, I am bit disappointed with the complexity that it involves, towing the car to the races, getting the license and so on... The Fempapp looks easier! Have you ever raced in them?

Where in Sweden are you guys from? Cheers, I really appreciate all your comments.

Quote from felplacerad :

..."amateur shitty car races which are extremelly cheap and lots of fun". You MUST be referring to "Folkrace"...

LMFAO yeah must be that one, my friends told me about it long time ago.

Thanks for all the information mate, I really appreciate. I first need to get there and settle down, then I will start to write on Swedish forums and stuff, I am so excited

Cheers!

Holy crap! Yeah I've realised many cool cars featured on Speedhunters are located in Sweden. Looking forwards to it! Kinda funny that neither I have been in Sweden before, and all of the sudden I am gonna live there. I love adventures!

So I am leaving Italy after almost 7 years since I have received a good job offer. It's been a mixed feelings relationship with this country but it's always nice to change and try new things and places. I have a couple of very good friends living over there but any suggestions or advices are always welcome. Of course I am very interested in any activity related to cars during my spare time. I've been told about amateur shitty car races which are extremelly cheap and lots of fun. Anyone from Gothenburg? I will be arriving in a month with my GT-Four fully loaded, which I would eventually register with Swedish plates. Are they very strict with car mods?

Cheers

Shock absorber... absorbs the shock? LMFAO

Quote from NitroNitrous :

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Now for sale! Good luck if interested

http://www.ebay.es/itm/331527649806?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649

Quote from kars19 :

this is how you should ride, no need for noob bike paths

That's any random day in Italy

Awesome, gotta love BMW, the only non Japanese car brand I would ever buy.

I bought (actually told her to buy) a 2005 VW Passat Wagon 1.8T for my sister in the USA, when she moved there. Low mileage and good price. It's a VW so it has no soul and it's boring to drive, but it does its job pretty well and it's cheap to mantain. She hates the looks but couldn't be happier with the service it's providing. Volvo is a great choice if as mblixt said you just want a car that is a car.

Quote from danielroelofs :

Many clients with over 200k km?

You sure you are talking about Gallardos?

Yep, I work for Lambo so I know what I'm talking about

Quote from Timo1992 :

I thought the V10 in the R8 isn't an Audi or VAG engine at all. It's from Lamborginhi. The same engine they were using in the Gallardo and now in its successor the Huracan.

Yes I know that Lambo also belongs to the Volkswagen AG but in fact their engines are not the same.

The block is the same, which was developed from the V10 TDI engine from VW

They are giving excellent results in the Lambos though, many clients with Gallardos over 200k km with no issues at all.

It's an Integra

So basically we all know the dress is blue and black, there is no dobut about it, the problem is that depending on the environment some people see it white and golden, right?

Does not matter the way a I look at it, I always see it blue and black, which it is, because I have seen pics of that dress and because Photoshop doesn't lie, so my brain is right, as usual.





http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/02/28/science/white-or-blue-dress.html?_r=0

The black car braked late and badly, blocking the wheels and understeering, plus there was no reason for him to do so since he was not fighting for a position against you. In my opinion is his fault.

For what you are saying you seem to want a rational and logic purchase, with your brain instead of with your heart. Well, being a passionated petrolhead myself, I can not help you with it, but i can share with you how I see it.



For almost 20k there are hundreds of awesome second cars that I would buy. Think that you are gonna spend a good part of your live in that car, so it better is a nice place to be, and if it makes you smile, then you are doing it right. If economy is not an issue, just go for whatever makes you happier, you only live once.

PS: The advice of someone who drives a turbo 4wd rally car as a daily driver.

1986 Ford Sierra RS Cosworth

Yes, it comes with a 80+ pages manual...

I have been spending too much money recently

Can't wait for it to arrive

I met a guy from the Celica Club in Spain, mine is the red one. Can't wait to install the spoiler with riser blocks, looks so mean!

Quote from lfsrm :

its my dream to become cars designer, but in my country this kind of dream is like trying to reach moon or mars .
Learning blender to model my pr...

I am a car designer myself and I can tell you I know people from everywhere in the world in the industry. If you can go abroad to study transportation design just do it, now!

BTWi suggest you to start learning Autodesk Alias for 3D modeling and Keyshot, Bunkspeed Shot or RTT for rendering since those are the universal programs we use in this sector.

I don't know if it is still available for 2 bucks but I just finished The Swapper and it is an amazing game. Gotta love the very last level

Quote from Hyperactive :

I think it is fair to say that the hidden aids for keyboard users is shitty move from kunos..

You guys are lucky that it is even supported, this is what you would get if I was a sim developer