me driving in NSW a last year in a rented Laguna

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me driving in NSW a last year in a rented Laguna

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see for yourself...M4 all the way baby

There is video also...

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hehe too late if your looking at this now!
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Admitting speeding on a public forum isn't a good idea, I'm sure you did that on a "private rd" :wink:
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lol you know..who is KhunJeng anyway?? point taken though...
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Hey cool! The tyres stayed on that one! :lol:
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:P my tires have been sweet since the accident...In fact not i have a bit more confidence in the wheels/tyres I drove past the same spot today and hammered it thorugh the corner....not a problem...pitty it happened on that day!!

Funny thing was when i put the wheel back on it was smooth as...I've takent he car through the entire speed range 1-100+ and the wheel alignment is fine...

Btw Renault Laguna (apart form obviou styling issues) was a really good car..Its got the 3lt Nissan engine (low spec though) same as used in the 350z I believe. At max speed there was not one sound..quite as...I have driven BMWs/Mercs at the same speed in the same spot actually and they were not a quiet....recomended family car!!!

also it has the whole S2000 push button start setup...nice.
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And doesnt the Laguna talk to you?? Like tells you to put your belts on etc... I drive one a few years back & it did :lol:
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yeah i think if you get the fully optioned one its does. it handled nice as well...I was impressed actually and was gonna buy it..until my wife said...thats a ugly car and she would never drive it! (btw thats not a bad thing :))
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Its got the 3lt Nissan engine (low spec though) same as used in the 350z I believe.
The 350Z uses a 3.5L engine.....hence the name 350Z :wink: :D

As for the Laguna, doesn't look that bad......well from google images it doesn't. :lol:
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yeah but its the same enginemaybe just bored out a bit...anyway thats what my mate said who owns a 350z...anyway doesn't really matter.
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The name 'Laguna' is a bit of a put off. I'm curious to know what it looks like now that you guys are discussing it. But with a name like 'Laguna' I never would have even given it a second look.

Might as well name it the 'Persephony' for all the simpsons fans out there. :lol:
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