Some of us are piston heads, but the rest of the car is still the same.
Does the Citroen at least look slow?
I'm finding I love a 90 horsepower mini-pickup with a manual-shift more than a heavy "musclecar" with just 150 horses through an automatic I had when I was 19-ish.
Hello fellow rotor heads!
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Petrolhead96
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Re: Hello fellow rotor heads!
My Citroen does look slow, it's a c2 and is basically made of airbags, was the only car I could get cheap enough insurance on 
it has a tendency to lock itself, I've been locked inside and outside of it, the only way I can get out when I'm locked in is through the window... Which is a laugh for everyone to watch at school 
I have to admit though, I like pretty much anything on 4 wheels, my dream cars a 65 mustang fastback and a jag e-type, muscle cars are my favourite genre of car, but I agree with you on them being heavy. They could handle better and an automatic transmission seems to take away some of the fun of driving 
buts it's the presence of them is what I like. You can't but help notice one if you seen one, at least in Ireland anyway
it has a tendency to lock itself, I've been locked inside and outside of it, the only way I can get out when I'm locked in is through the window... Which is a laugh for everyone to watch at school I have to admit though, I like pretty much anything on 4 wheels, my dream cars a 65 mustang fastback and a jag e-type, muscle cars are my favourite genre of car, but I agree with you on them being heavy. They could handle better and an automatic transmission seems to take away some of the fun of driving buts it's the presence of them is what I like. You can't but help notice one if you seen one, at least in Ireland anyway