I have 3 cars and a 4x4 ,one of my cars is 94 GTB TT legacy AWD, I also have a 92 2.5 five cylinder Honda vigor fwd, a 6a12 gallant and a Mitzi Pajero lwb 2.5td. I'm glad to answer any questions as I have a vast knowledge on lots of vehicles. Thanks for having me here
Hi I'm from NZ
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In America they say it's an acura, but there are differences between the Acura and the Vigor, another 5cyl car is the rafaga , the vigor has a unique sound to it an with a few mods the are a fast car even without a turboHi Kiwi
You have an interesting collection of vehicles but I have never heard of any Honda's with 5 cyl 's
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Sorry for my slow reply, it's been crazy busy here coping with lockdown and looking after the family. Hope you are doing ok.
Keep reading the articles on our site and this forum... you'll pick up loads of good common sense tips and don't be afraid to post questions, were all here to share our knowledge and experience.
We run a really fun and interesting car community and many have said we're the friendliest around, always ready to help out where we can.
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