Fancy a trip to Paris?
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keastygtir
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I'm not ashamed to say I quite want one one those to go with my R
vss irvine
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Think ill be getting one 'for the wife'...
True. - It is nice to see the Pulsar back in the market.I think it's as close as it's gonna get
Killing the platform was a huge mistake, and they lost a chunk of market share around the world when nobody bought the replacement(s).
If nothing else, when my rust bucket gets beyond economical repair there's something I could replace it with and not feel like some kind of traitor. ;-)
Richard_Sideways
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Sweet Jebus, look at the SIZE of the thing. Sit a 90's Pulsar next to that at it'll probably be about a foot shorter in height.
Mad
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They will aim for the best market place and the fwd, 280bhp market is pretty buoyant ATM so understand why they are doing it. Cars are generally bigger nowadays due to legislation and safety issues so personally think they have it about right. I will probably buy one so Ed, start doing some homework on ECU remapping
We could become a 2 car forum for those with the "classic" version and those with the new millennia version
I'll buy a pint for the 1st peep to 4WD it!
Not really a fan, but I can see why they've produced one, as mentioned it follows the trend of FWD turbo performance cars.
I think it'll have its work cut out against the new Type R
Not really a fan, but I can see why they've produced one, as mentioned it follows the trend of FWD turbo performance cars.
I think it'll have its work cut out against the new Type R
Hey Steve, can we have some stickers that say:
"The original Pulsar" :lol:
"The original Pulsar" :lol:
red reading
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You would need to buy me more than a pint
red reading
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Fit sr 20 ,imrezza floor pan and rest of running gear...sorted.
Makaveli_se7en
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GTR running gear. As long as it's not heavier than a stock GTR like the Juke that was converted.