^ You nailed it.

Kev

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that's true...it's just a name that's not really enforceable. i mean hell, Dr. Dre calls himself a doctor... :D

don't get an Elise, get an Exige.

Lambo's are for rich guys who want a car that screams "Look at me! Look at MEEEEEE!!!!! I'm rich!!!!" (imo)

The R8 is sexy but idk, there's just something about it that makes me not like it. maybe the LED's

plus Lotus just sounds sexy. Say it with me. Lotus. mmm

haha

Just out of curiosity, what engineering diploma program normally takes 4 years? I thought they were all 2.....

I'd go 911 Turbo and daily it, sell the other 2. Whats the point in driving a civic if you have an exotic sitting in the garage depreciating like crazy.

whats this Third Class Engineer Certification? I just completed my Electrical Engineering Technology (2 year) and I'm looking to bridge/do Electrical Eng (4 year) but what is this you've taken and what exactly does that make you?

steam engineer

jesus ur 20 and possibly buying a lambo
how do u do that damn! seriously would like to know how that happens

good on you!

Diploma + Certification = 2 years
Degree + Certification = 4 + 4 = 8 years

I figured I'd use that extra 6 years for experience and scrap the degree. Yes, my diploma isn't as "high ranked" as a degree, but I'll always have 6 years on the university graduates. It's just my personal choice to skip the degree. Just made sense- to me, at least. And no, I don't call myself a "professional" engineer. I consider myself certified, since, well, I have the certification to work as one. Fair to say?
When I'm not working, I'm involved in the music industry. I do a lot of jumping in investments as well.

Lastly, back on topic. I've decided to do the Lease/Trade with Weissach. Pick up that sexy White or Orange Elise next week. And likely trade it in for whatever tickles my fancy in a couple years. Final answer.

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Test Drive the Elise SC first ;)

anything to do with power...

so refridgeration, boilers, steam, etc.....

but largest and most popular out of the three is Boilers.:)

^ gotcha, so not something I can apply. thanks.

and I'm with Bender Unit, go try an Exige or SC'd Elise.

damn some one teach me how to invest

Buy 1,000 shares of GM

Apologies for continuing on with the offtopic stuff. RE: Power Engineering (running boilers, chillers etc etc) - yeah that's called Power Engineering and I believe it's perfectly legitimate to call oneself a Power Engineer. However, do NOT give yourself the title Professional Engineer, and don't call yourself a P. Eng either (P. Eng. is the proper abbreviated title of Professional Engineer).

Underscore, sounds like you're an Engineering Technologist, which is quite different than power engineering.

To the main topic, get the Elise. It's going to be a fun weekend car and you won't break the bank doing so either. And should you do something stupid with it, well, it will be the "best" car to make a stupid mistake in. Or at least it will be the cheapest.

If you want to burn your money like that, get an investment. A 1969 Dodge Charger 500.

I thought your brother was going to buy the Lotus?

http://www.revscene.net/forums/lotus-elise-t556201.html

The kid's full of shit.
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weekend car..


im leaning towards something more impractical if such... elise/exige gets my vote.

+1.

It had to be said.