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Old 13th September 2005, 12:57   #16
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You mean 'touching' cnu instead of touchy. *LOL*

Nice write up Steer. Must have been gut wrenching to let your baby go.
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Old 13th September 2005, 13:01   #17
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You mean 'touching' cnu instead of touchy. *LOL*
Errr... thanks for pointing it out...
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Old 13th September 2005, 13:17   #18
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I'll miss you, KL8 U 8936. Wherever you are!

The real test of how good a car was is the reluctance with which the owner parts with it. My wife still sulks at the brooding hulk of the Safari in our driveway everytime we get ready to go out, wishing it were the 'sweet little Hyundai' instead...
Very nice report. I know how it feels selling off a trusted car.

My wife has the same attachment towards our old Omni. We would have never sold the Omni if not for the lack of parking space.
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Hey Steeroid that was a great writeup, it was good to read and really changed my views about an Accent.
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hey man, looks like u've got lots of sentiments towards ur car..but then again like drifter said, u'll fall in love again with the DICOR
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Old 13th September 2005, 13:47   #21
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Nice picture steeroid!

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THe wheels, how do the alloys look on her! LOL
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Good write up. Yeah, I know how it feels. Thats why I'm not selling the Honda at all. Just can't think of letting it go. Btw, it was bought on 1st June 2002. Offtopic though, but you got a good price for your car.
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Old 15th September 2005, 09:12   #23
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hey man, looks like u've got lots of sentiments towards ur car..but then again like drifter said, u'll fall in love again with the DICOR
I'm not sure - this was probably my 12th car or so and I havent felt that attached to any of the others. Let's see.
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@Steeroid nice review on the car, even though I don't own an Accent, but have got the opportunity to drive it several time the tornado version and man does it Vroooooooooooooom or what, it belongs to a friend of mine.....

Would you believe that it is almost 3 years now but that car has not even completed 5000 kmph.....and to be frank she is still virgin, LOL...

But I hav reved her upto around 160 kmph, and it sure was an adrelin rush or what.........

Do also share with us the experience on the Safari Dicor....115 ps...... (on its performance, handling, etc)
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Old 9th October 2005, 07:19   #25
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nice writeup steeroid ...

i felt the same way about my parents selling off my corsa (like i mentioned in my owership report of the corsa).. but now we have decided not to part away with it ,since in my absense my mom and dad thoroughly enjoyed its drive .. so yayyyy !!

anyways ..enjoy your new ride ..cars like women each have their own charm ...

cheers
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Nice write up Steeroid.
Selling off your babies is really painfull.
Feel the same way about our Nexia and Siena and am happy to know that the Nexia has gone into the hands of a person not lay to cars and who matter of factly enjoys them.
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I can understand you almost completely man...had the same feelings when my grandpa sold our Premier Padmini...but that was when I wasnt a member of team-bhp, or else I would have written what you have posted.
That was one heck of a car...at that time...Good Luck on your new one!
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hey Steer. Nice write up. you did thrash it around quite a bit eh? ;-)

Incidentally whats the DICOR that people are refering to? some new model of the safari?
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Incidentally whats the DICOR that people are refering to? some new model of the safari?
yeap ! the common rail diesel version of the safari..which has now been revamped ..run a searchon the DICOR we do have a pretty long thread on the same.
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hey Steer. Nice write up. you did thrash it around quite a bit eh? ;-)

Incidentally whats the DICOR that people are refering to? some new model of the safari?
Hey Rahul - good to hear from you after a long break. Its been a while since you've popped up on the site...hows the English weather treating you?

Yeah I went in for the new Safari - we've written oodles about it here:

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/showth...eferrerid=1788

its a loooooong read.

Or you can go for the shorter and obviously less involving version from Tata Motors here

http://uv.tatamotors.com/safari/

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