[S.R.]

Is this the ultimate taxi? A 1995 Volvo 850 T5-R Wagon in Sweden with 300 bhp & 260+ kmh?

Taxi, taxi!

-Drew

 

[Kai]

quote:

Originally posted by InDy:
Is this the ultimate taxi? A 1995 Volvo 850 T5-R Wagon in Sweden with 300 bhp & 260+ kmh?

Taxi, taxi!
-Drew

Hmm...dunno. With the ride comfort from a T5-R, I think I'd rather take an E55 wagon, or the Brabus one.

 

[1FASTBOX]

Wicked! Ride comfort who cares! I will give you a sample of T5-R ride comfort when I see you next.

 

[Kai]

quote:

Originally posted by 1FASTBOX:
Wicked! Ride comfort who cares! I will give you a sample of T5-R ride comfort when I see you next.

Well...the customers whoever takes that taxi care. I don't think I'll need a sample of T5-R ride 'comfort'....they are infamous for harsh ride, I doubt there's any comfort.

 

[towerymt]

quote:

Originally posted by The_one_n_only:
...they are infamous for harsh ride, I doubt there's any comfort.

And that's BEFORE you take one into the city. Those Titans wouldn't last a day in DC or NYC.

 

[1FASTBOX]

The comfort comes from driving in a Volvo, so its a little rough, does this mean they would not like my plans of Ohlins suspension at all. As for the Titans I am glad my city does a half ass job of road care. I have driven in New York with my car and blew a Pzero, tire was screwed but rim was ok thank god I put a full size spare in the trunk, it would have been a long ride home on that thing they call a spare!

 

[Kai]

So...there's no or very little ride comfort for the passengers then.

 

[deleonl1]

Pretty cool pic!!! A woman in my office calls my V70R a taxi because of the Saffron color.

 

[S.R.]

quote:

Originally posted by The_one_n_only:
So...there's no or very little ride comfort for the passengers then.

Kai,

Who cares about comfort man! We are talking about speed and stealth here, I feel the need, the need for speed!

D:

I bet if that taxi were in NYC instead of Sweden, they would probably use it to dislodge kidney stones.

-Drew

 

[Evolvo]

Those titans would be bent on its first customer. Though it'd be pretty funny sitting in the back and listening to some washed up actor welcoming me to the city.