What is THAT doing in here?

55 doesn't mean 5.5. The 55 cars have supercharged 5.4 V8s.

See the 600 (S600, CL600, SL600)? Not all of them have 6.0 V12s.
Take this as an example, the R129 SL600, it had a naturally aspirated 6.0 V12, but the successor, the R230 SL600, had a lower engine capacity with only 5.5 litres, but boosted by biturbos.
Currently, all 600 badged models share twin-turbocharged 5.5s.
The 65 AMG models, such as SL65, CL65, S65, CLS65, etc., uses a 6.0, but has the biturbo.

A few examples -

B/C/E/200 - 1.8; three variants - NA, Turbo (B200), Kompressor
C/E/CLK/SLK/230 - 2.3; NA (older), mostly Kompressor. Some C230s are 1.8s (Supercharged), some are V6s.

Currently, if I'm not mistaken, the 3.5 (350) is the only engine that is being used by the all/most of the models.

Guess for what? Isn't it obvious?
Anyhow it doesn't belong in this thread. Sorry.

Just asking, merely out of curiosity, but if you want to keep it PRIVATE, then why do you blast it out in this thread (and also the other) that those are your cars? Wouldn't be it a wiser and choice to PM the poster if you want privacy?
Thought you had a 350Z, anyhow. A few of your past posts mentioned your 350Z.
Don't flame me mate. Just asking.
Cheers.

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Added on March 13, 2009, 3:24 pmJust a day or two ago you were driving your GT-R in Labuan and at a similar time you're driving your Gallardo in KL?

Flaming is alright but financial arrogance - I don't like that in my thread, my friend. People who you least expect - are driving cars of equal or more than "yours".

This post has been edited by UE7: Mar 13 2009, 03:27 PM

Care to describe a bit more about this photo?

So is it your own shot, actually. Or is it random.
And question - did you post it for us to look at that girl?

Friend, my post was directed to EmperorMeng.
Peace.

Forgot to quote. My bad. Was lazy to do so because I was actually typing a lot (questioning him) although I just canceled it.
Just didn't see why EmperorMeng had posted something irrelevant (not own shot, not locally shot, more of the girl than the car, etc.).

Anyway..

Modified, yes. PPI kit and Dymag carbon wheels.

Night:


This post has been edited by UE7: Mar 17 2009, 06:40 AM

Not sure if BAY99 is the FIRST.. more like the one first posted online..
I've seen a black R8 with N**1 before (maybe same owner as NBV1 Gallardo)
So who knows..

Actually, although their lines may be angular and identical to each other, keeping in the current modern Lamborghini design, I don't really see how can a Gallardo be mistaken for a Murcielago, and likewise for the other way round.

The rear - if you compare them - they're completely different.
The side view - compare them - you'll see the Murcielago is much longer and looks more glued to the floor.
And there's the truck-like width of the Murcielago, of course.. the Gallardo is compact.

Countact.. jeez
It's Countach.

Sorry, it's just happens to be one of my favorite cars of all time..

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Added on March 20, 2009, 8:21 amLooks like a Singapore spec Turbo. Is it?
TMJ cars, whats more at Pavilion.. how did you manage..

This post has been edited by UE7: Mar 20 2009, 08:24 AM

We all know he has hundreds of cars.
What I said was meant for anType actually, he understands what I meant.

R8 with P sticker.



Much like the black 599GTB F1 I posted back in '07 which also had a P sticker, only difference is that this was spotted in Malacca, not Singapore, where exotics are very rare, regardless of whether its a local or Singaporean reg'd car.

Anyhow, if I'm not mistaken, this plate was on a 911 C2 previously.


Edit: 2/3 weeks ago, forgot to tell, someone in Malacca took delivery of his brand new BMW E92 M3.
Not some recond, used, UK/Japan spec car. This is an officially imported, brand-new, local-spec car.
White, full red interior, etc. The lot. Massive brakes, raw V8 sounds awesome.
The DCT shifts were extremely quick and impressive.

Bearing temporary plates M 270 A.. since the brand new MBT plate was released a few days ago, I guess his plate would be one in that series, or if not then he's transferring an old plate.



This post has been edited by UE7: Mar 23 2009, 08:23 PM

Oh.. I see.. M-plate?

It's SJ?

Pfft... A4 1.8T..

Yes.
I won't encourage it too much though.
They're the very common lot of Euro high-performance cars.

I can bet that car's previous plate was WRF 1888 (now DB9)
I am 100% sure

Typical form of interrogation towards "I-own-this-and-that" people