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Old 01-31-2010, 06:45 PM
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Guys, i am organizing a karting event, anyone are welcome to join.
I have chosen the 9th of Feb (Tuesday) at 7pm becos it will be less people and we can have our own fun,
however, the date/time can be changed on your request. Please let me know

Venue: Diamond coast Int' kart circuit
Date: 9th Feb (Can be change)
Time: 19.00

Fees: HKD 400.00, includes a training section (examination of the rules) and total of 40mins on the track.

1)Keith84_uk
2)Ar Mo
3)kcleung
4)pinguhk
5)Keith's frds x 3 people
Old 01-31-2010, 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by pinguhk
cool I can come too then if it is at Wanchai
just called them, the lady said they are moving wed nite. might be monday only for the vips like will
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I wasn't at Wanchai today, all 3 bosses were sick, so had to take them all to see our family doctor

Today however, I managed to take a more detailed test drive with a F02 to the peak and on the highway, although all the specials don't come with DD, it still met my satisfaction quite well, especially under Sport+ mode ... and during the test drive I have confirmed a good news (to me), with a good spacer I can still use my 20" (not the tyres thou) on the F02, maybe even the Splitfire package since it is still a straight 6 with twin turbo and a peak horsepower output of 326(it's a 3L still)... and the M steering wheel for F02 is going to cost $17,700 + AK's installation... *hmm* *yummy* again.
Anyway I am going to test drive the Panamera S tomorrow, I will see if it can change my mind, especially I need to tolerate quite a cut back on power should I get the "standard" Panamera (not to mention it is already way over my budget)
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Originally Posted by keith84_uk
Saw a panamera S last night in tst area, although the driver is not stepping on the gas, but it sounds just AWESOME!
And the brake is as large as an M5 aswell, wshine, i am sure you will love it after you test it today!!

there is a Panamera that is parked at my carpark. Looks good but its a big car!

starting to see a few more out on the roads!
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I went to the causeway bay showroom today, really impressed with the quality of the panamera, I would take this over cayenne any day. the only thing I can complain about is the sheer number of buttons

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I wasn't at Wanchai today, all 3 bosses were sick, so had to take them all to see our family doctor

Today however, I managed to take a more detailed test drive with a F02 to the peak and on the highway, although all the specials don't come with DD, it still met my satisfaction quite well, especially under Sport+ mode ... and during the test drive I have confirmed a good news (to me), with a good spacer I can still use my 20" (not the tyres thou) on the F02, maybe even the Splitfire package since it is still a straight 6 with twin turbo and a peak horsepower output of 326(it's a 3L still)... and the M steering wheel for F02 is going to cost $17,700 + AK's installation... *hmm* *yummy* again.
Anyway I am going to test drive the Panamera S tomorrow, I will see if it can change my mind, especially I need to tolerate quite a cut back on power should I get the "standard" Panamera (not to mention it is already way over my budget)
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Originally Posted by kcleung
I went to the causeway bay showroom today, really impressed with the quality of the panamera, I would take this over cayenne any day. the only thing I can complain about is the sheer number of buttons

Yeah i noticed A LOT of buttons, especially by the gear shift...!!!!
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I went to the causeway bay showroom today, really impressed with the quality of the panamera, I would take this over cayenne any day. the only thing I can complain about is the sheer number of buttons

Originally Posted by wnshie
I wasn't at Wanchai today, all 3 bosses were sick, so had to take them all to see our family doctor

Today however, I managed to take a more detailed test drive with a F02 to the peak and on the highway, although all the specials don't come with DD, it still met my satisfaction quite well, especially under Sport+ mode ... and during the test drive I have confirmed a good news (to me), with a good spacer I can still use my 20" (not the tyres thou) on the F02, maybe even the Splitfire package since it is still a straight 6 with twin turbo and a peak horsepower output of 326(it's a 3L still)... and the M steering wheel for F02 is going to cost $17,700 + AK's installation... *hmm* *yummy* again.
Anyway I am going to test drive the Panamera S tomorrow, I will see if it can change my mind, especially I need to tolerate quite a cut back on power should I get the "standard" Panamera (not to mention it is already way over my budget)
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Originally Posted by mark_hk
Yeah i noticed A LOT of buttons, especially by the gear shift...!!!!
At least 30+ switches in the main dash alone
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Originally Posted by mark_hk
there is a Panamera that is parked at my carpark. Looks good but its a big car!

starting to see a few more out on the roads!
Was it silver? i am quite sure i saw the S at the back
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Originally Posted by wnshie
I wasn't at Wanchai today, all 3 bosses were sick, so had to take them all to see our family doctor

Today however, I managed to take a more detailed test drive with a F02 to the peak and on the highway, although all the specials don't come with DD, it still met my satisfaction quite well, especially under Sport+ mode ... and during the test drive I have confirmed a good news (to me), with a good spacer I can still use my 20" (not the tyres thou) on the F02, maybe even the Splitfire package since it is still a straight 6 with twin turbo and a peak horsepower output of 326(it's a 3L still)... and the M steering wheel for F02 is going to cost $17,700 + AK's installation... *hmm* *yummy* again.
Anyway I am going to test drive the Panamera S tomorrow, I will see if it can change my mind, especially I need to tolerate quite a cut back on power should I get the "standard" Panamera (not to mention it is already way over my budget)
I am sure you will love the panamera more than the F01 after tmr


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