another diamond star we wont get
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From: Morro Bay,Ca. three stacks and a rock
another diamond star we wont get
well...another car we wont get
just another add to my list on why i need to move to japan
check out this diamond star
if you can't read it it sais it comes with...
...a Lancer Evolution drivetrain(automatic)
...237 horsepower(a suv with more ***** than our lancer)
...AWD
...and stearing wheel mounted shift buttons
sometimes it really sucks to live in the U.S.
just another add to my list on why i need to move to japan
check out this diamond star
if you can't read it it sais it comes with...
...a Lancer Evolution drivetrain(automatic)
...237 horsepower(a suv with more ***** than our lancer)
...AWD
...and stearing wheel mounted shift buttons
sometimes it really sucks to live in the U.S.
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From: Kilorado
Re: another diamond star we wont get
Originally posted by trance
...237 horsepower(a suv with more ***** than our lancer)
...237 horsepower(a suv with more ***** than our lancer)
P.S. there are at least 2 other Airtrek threads started already.
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From: Up to 80 miles north of Gilroy
Originally posted by HobieKopek
If it's not made in Normal, Illinois then technically it's not a Diamond Star. DSMs are manufactured in the US (and sold here).
If it's not made in Normal, Illinois then technically it's not a Diamond Star. DSMs are manufactured in the US (and sold here).
What a horrible and yet wonderful way to describe a car. 
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From: Raynham, MA
Sorry for OT aspect...After living and working in Tokyo for about a year, it's almost funny that cars like the Evo, Sti, and RSKB4 are on the roads over there. There's so much freakin traffic around the major cities that expressways are always congested and always have a fair amount of trucking on them for long haul transport even at the wee hours of the morning.
It's even more amusing that for a large part of their domestic car commecials, it shows a happy Japanese couple driving their wheels somewhere in either the Pacific Northwest or California, since we've actually got a lot of wide open spaces left.
Japan is a mostly mountainous chain of islands with little inhabitable space. This formula adds up to a lot of gridlock. I did see a few Evos when I walked from my apt to the office, but always idling in traffic.
It's even more amusing that for a large part of their domestic car commecials, it shows a happy Japanese couple driving their wheels somewhere in either the Pacific Northwest or California, since we've actually got a lot of wide open spaces left.
Japan is a mostly mountainous chain of islands with little inhabitable space. This formula adds up to a lot of gridlock. I did see a few Evos when I walked from my apt to the office, but always idling in traffic.
sorry...my bad on the diamond star...