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FTO successor
As a former FTO owner, I thought I'd pose a question and see if there are any other former FTO owners still here and what car are you driving now?
Current FTO owners, if you had to sell your FTO, what car would you buy next?
Current FTO owners, if you had to sell your FTO, what car would you buy next?
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Hmmmm if I sell my FTO, I would buy the E46 M3, they seem to be drop a lot in prices, especially in the manual form.
But i wouldn't, i rather keep the FTO & spend the money on something else. Cause i only travel 5km to work from my new place.
But i wouldn't, i rather keep the FTO & spend the money on something else. Cause i only travel 5km to work from my new place.
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I now drive an s2000.
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For those oldtimers on here that turned up to that big BBQ meet (at Baulkham Hills?). Remember Tommy who drove a yellow supra to the meet which he had (at the time) just recently bought? Well I just found him on an s2000 board. He sold his FTO, bought the yellow N/A supra, sold that bought a Red TT supra, sold that bought a Honda s2000.
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For those oldtimers on here that turned up to that big BBQ meet (at Baulkham Hills?). Remember Tommy who drove a yellow supra to the meet which he had (at the time) just recently bought? Well I just found him on an s2000 board. He sold his FTO, bought the yellow N/A supra, sold that bought a Red TT supra, sold that bought a Honda s2000.
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for me, i always wanted to move to an EVO 6 or newer
i considered other cars but i dont trust nissans, holden / ford guzzel to much gass, maybe the next wrx gen which is going back to the original performance orintation
honda's well i oculdnt buy a s2000 knowing the yanks get the better engine and a type r integra may as well be an FTO!
i would love a next gen supra, if they ever come but so far it seems to be droped?
a lotus would be nice
i considered other cars but i dont trust nissans, holden / ford guzzel to much gass, maybe the next wrx gen which is going back to the original performance orintation
honda's well i oculdnt buy a s2000 knowing the yanks get the better engine and a type r integra may as well be an FTO!
i would love a next gen supra, if they ever come but so far it seems to be droped?
a lotus would be nice

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Hmm, My next car would have to fullfill these four things:
1) Has to be Jap
2) Has to be faster then the FTO
3) Can't be older then the FTO
4) Can't be too big (size & weight)
So, it comes down to something like an EVO, S2000 or 350Z...
1) Has to be Jap
2) Has to be faster then the FTO
3) Can't be older then the FTO
4) Can't be too big (size & weight)
So, it comes down to something like an EVO, S2000 or 350Z...

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A bit off topic but 350z is faster then FTO if it had the traction control off. Got a friend who had 3 x 350z in his family, & draged him couple of times. I;m suprisely beat him for the first few time when he had traction control on, but once its off, its see you later FTO.Boris wrote:Hmm, My next car would have to fullfill these four things:
1) Has to be Jap
2) Has to be faster then the FTO
3) Can't be older then the FTO
4) Can't be too big (size & weight)
So, it comes down to something like an EVO, S2000 or 350Z...
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see you later Fto? how many lengths would that be?A bit off topic but 350z is faster then FTO if it had the traction control off. Got a friend who had 3 x 350z in his family, & draged him couple of times. I;m suprisely beat him for the first few time when he had traction control on, but once its off, its see you later FTO.
My Gfs brother has a 350z, i would like to "challenge" him

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You mean challenge your GF bro or my friend? If the traction control off, it will do the "fish tail" at the start, but it will keep pulling away from the FTO. Its around 1 1/2 to 2 car length. You got to remember its also depends on the driver, so go & get himJono wrote:see you later Fto? how many lengths would that be?A bit off topic but 350z is faster then FTO if it had the traction control off. Got a friend who had 3 x 350z in his family, & draged him couple of times. I;m suprisely beat him for the first few time when he had traction control on, but once its off, its see you later FTO.
My Gfs brother has a 350z, i would like to "challenge" him![]()
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For me not having an FTO yet, I'm still looking forward to that for now the 5th year. A double degree and uni really screws your finance.
But after that I'd probably go for a porshe turbo 996, or a M3 E46 if I couldn't afford the before metioned. But thats just for the road, I also want a evo 6 or later to rally and build the FTO up to do some dutton or rally Tasmania events. And of course a nice big Pantek will be needed to drive around and take spares to events, not to mention saving the cars themselves.
I'm really going to need to work hard





