My current ride and all the previously owned gems

[Civic95_Reborn]

Do you mean the sound system? no this was already installed in the car, looks old but sounds great.

[Civic95_Reborn]

Both of them are amps to support the large Woofers, i did the same on my 95 civic Hatch (H22 swapped) in Pakistan, The woofers were too powerful and they use to Trip a single Amp so i have to install 2 Amps to support both the woofers.

[dayrider]

They are a go anywhere party sound system, wake the neighbourhood sort

[dayrider]

Mohammad Ghazal on Instagram: "5,000miles WTF 🤯🤯🤯 #KeepGunnin #SellItToMe #Honda #CRX #Si"

For your eyes only

[Civic95_Reborn]

it is clean, it's clean because its only around 7500km driven. My EF8 was as clean as this one but with over 220,000km. Now that's an achievement, hahahahaha

[Civic95_Reborn]

Look at this beauty

[dayrider]

No doubt about that... but 7500 kms only..... 7 thousand 5 hundred, thats almost new

[Civic95_Reborn]

Yeah, looks like people knew that they are going to appriciate over time so they stored it. A similar example was sold for close to $71500 USD at an Auction in the US which had only and only 326 miles on it.

[Civic95_Reborn]

And the Si in the US didn't even come with a DOHC. Atleast Australian market got a DOHC

[dayrider]

Very tastefully done.

[dayrider]

Thats slightly sad. But back then, it probably was advanced for the states

[Civic95_Reborn]

Bought a 2021 Toyota Prado, its not very different than the 2011 Prado i had last year, drives exactly the same with just a few changes like infotainment system, all new ADAS features and instrument cluster and the price is more than double, yes this one has half the kms that one had but still feels and drives exactly the same, i can't understand why would someone pay $55000 for this if you can get that one in $25k?
I did pay though just to see if i am going to buy one as a family car is it worth spending that much or you can still live with the 2010-2011 Prado.

[Civic95_Reborn]

Also bought a 2014 Kluger, this time its a 2WD and FWD, I think its better to stick with AWD models, this engine is too powerful for just FWD, it struggles for traction when you press the accelerator when the road is wet. Its more fun to drive than the Prado though around town and also have more space in the boot with all 7 seats up than the Prado.

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[Civic95_Reborn]

And ooh Yes i moved to a new house where i finally have more space for my cars

[Civic95_Reborn]

Meanwhile the Project CRX is also going ahead slowly, more rust spots found after the windscreen and quarter glass were removed. But its good that everything gets fixed while we are at it, Engine bay is painted now, looks nice Allahamdullilah

[kameetaha]

Love these spec with spare tyre. I wonder whether if Aussie models require DEF fluid.

[dayrider]

Congratulations on the purchase. If it ain't broke, don't fix it is the motto toyota use. Newer is always more expensive, and is more long lasting, your comparison is based on the fact that you will flip it within a few months, that have to keep and drive for 5 years, would prefer a newer models, less issues.
Also, whats under the hood? Engine isn't the same in 2011 and 2021

[dayrider]

Thats cause this is designed for urban utility whereas the prado is rugged. Apples and oranges

[dayrider]

Many congratulations on the new house, happy for you sir.
What happened to your 370 fairlady?

[dayrider]

Many congratulations on the new house, happy for you sir.
What happened to your 370 fairlady or was it an s2000 or both for that matter