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Check the air flow sensor before you buy the car as there is a factory defect in many cars in this model. You can get this done by the agents. Cheers!

In Sri Lankan context, I think Civic would be the practical solution.

If I'm not mistaken, there were two RR owned by a proffesor attached to Kalubowala hospital.

and spray some high octain juce to rear end to feel the torque....

It's good news...let's pray for him to make it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thnks for info....

My deepest sympethies to Dilshan's familiy! One TV channel reported last night, that N'eliya road race were baned for cars. They showed an article issued by prsidential secretariet, which highlited clearly by authorising this track only for motorcycle racing considering safty issues. If it's a banned track for cars, organaisers should take the blame for conducting un authorized race. I hope they will act professionaly in future without costing any more lives of good racers in this country.

My vote goes to Kelisa. Very reliable on performance.

This years racing season bigins with Radella and Mahagastota hill climbs. Dates as follows. Radella - 5th April Mahagastota - 6th April. Cheers!

It's a good learning curve as we don't have seen most of these cars. If sombody save them surely he may save a great history and legend............................... Many thanks for the link...............................

COOL RIDE BRO...... Specially the front gives a real look.

What cars you are refering to???

Yes. you can find different specs for different cost at Motorcade. TP-2421124.

Selection from Starlet and March obviously Starlet is a reliable car on every aspect of it. If he is a Nissan lover FB 14 or a Pulser would do a decent job.(can buy within the given budget) Since he is a junior Doctor why not start with a Doctor Sunny Anv model. A good car

My bro drives the 2000 model EK3 multimatic. he gets 10km/l avg on city drive. Not sure about long cruise.

I think opt # 3 is the best.