Quickcasey's Aura
#1
Quickcasey's Aura
Sitting at the dealers before I bought it.
EDIT; I suppose this is the wrong forum for a photo. Sorry
EDIT; I suppose this is the wrong forum for a photo. Sorry
Last edited by Quickcasey; 03-16-2016 at 08:25 PM. Reason: Well, I posted a picture to a movie/sound clip forum.
#5
It's actually quite shiny underneath. Makes me not want to use it in the winter. And with those 50 series tires, that might not be a bad idea. Unless I get a set of 16' wheels with winter tires on them. For now, I'll let my Dakota catch the salt.
Paper mache kits of Saturns? No, no spam intended.
Paper mache kits of Saturns? No, no spam intended.
#10
I'll be here. And post when I have something to say. Now there is no pressure.
Okay here's some useless tidbits; I had the Aura out on it's first long trip this weekend. 25.7 mpg on the ship's computer. I never had tires with less than 70 series sidewalls, and the whacking sound they made on stretches of segmented concrete roadways was weird. Don't know to attribute that to the tires, or the car. The 50 series tires (P225/50R18) have a minimal sidewall. I'm used to having tall flabby sidewalls. P235/75R15 on the Dodges, 185/70R14s on the Neon. But it handled well. So I'll get used to it. It's my first car made in the 21st century. I need to get with the times.
Okay here's some useless tidbits; I had the Aura out on it's first long trip this weekend. 25.7 mpg on the ship's computer. I never had tires with less than 70 series sidewalls, and the whacking sound they made on stretches of segmented concrete roadways was weird. Don't know to attribute that to the tires, or the car. The 50 series tires (P225/50R18) have a minimal sidewall. I'm used to having tall flabby sidewalls. P235/75R15 on the Dodges, 185/70R14s on the Neon. But it handled well. So I'll get used to it. It's my first car made in the 21st century. I need to get with the times.