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Wish is Faster in Real then on Paper?


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A black nicely done up Wish caught my attention today while signalling left to give way to him. The Wish was

 

going so fast I underestimate the speed which force me to swing back to the right as he decided to over take

 

me from the left. Road condition was clear and soon after, I understand why......a White Golf GTI was super hot

 

on his Tail......Fxxking Fast and Furious man....Which made me think.....Toyota Wish is much much faster then

 

what was stated on PAPER...What do you think?

 

Make Toyota

Model Wish 1.8 ( X / XE ) 2WD

Year [ Year Introduced ] 2007 [ 2004 ]

NCAP Rating N.A contribute

Average User FC Rating 12.7 km/litre

 

Car Type MPV

Engine Capacity 1794 cc

Engine Layout Straight

Cylinders 4

Valves 16

Max Power 130 Bhp / 6000 rpm

Max Torque 170 Nm / 4200 rpm

0-100 11.9 secs

Top Speed 180 km/h

Drive Train FF

Gears 4

Transmission Auto

Weight 1685 kg

Curb Weight 1300 kg

Power to Weight 100

bhp/litre 72.5 bhp/litre

 

Length 4550 mm

Height 1590 mm

Width 1695 mm

Wheelbase 2750 mm

Track Front 1,480 mm

Track Rear 1,465 mm

Turning Radius 5.3 m

Seating Capacity 7

Boot Capacity N.A contribute

Front Brakes Discs

Rear Brakes Drums

Front Suspension MacPherson Strut

Rear Suspension Torsion Beam

Tyre Size 195/65R15

Bore/Stroke 79.0 X 91.5 mm

Compression Ratio 10.0

Fuel Capacity 60 litres

Fuel Type Petrol

Recommended Fuel Grade 95 RON

Fuel Consumption Urban N.A contribute

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Must be a turbo-charged Wish. Seen quite a few around with loud BOV's and neon lights under the car. Love the neon lights. They fade into a different colour every few seconds. Damn nice and damn brave.

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Speed is relative. If you were moving off frm traffic light at 10km/hr and this car traveling at 70 went past you, temporal perception tells you it's going fast.

 

Similarly if you were on the expressway doing 90km/hr, this 2 zoom zoom can go past at 140 and u would think they are fast as well.

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Must be a turbo-charged Wish. Seen quite a few around with loud BOV's and neon lights under the car. Love the neon lights. They fade into a different colour every few seconds. Damn nice and damn brave.

 

with an auto gearbox? wow~

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Speed is relative. If you were moving off frm traffic light at 10km/hr and this car traveling at 70 went past you, temporal perception tells you it's going fast.

 

Similarly if you were on the expressway doing 90km/hr, this 2 zoom zoom can go past at 140 and u would think they are fast as well.

 

Also you have not mention Einstein's Relativity and the Space-time Continuum...

The speed of light (about 300,000,000 meters per second) is the same for all observers, whether or not they're moving and Anyone moving at a constant speed should observe the same physical laws.....

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have sat in a 2.0l modded wish before.. there are at least 10 here in singapore imported from overseas. 0-100km/hour is 5 second.. this is really quality mpv given its cheapo pasar malam price.

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Must be a turbo-charged Wish. Seen quite a few around with loud BOV's and neon lights under the car. Love the neon lights. They fade into a different colour every few seconds. Damn nice and damn brave.

 

 

 

 

I must be living in the past.....There are TURBO charged Wish around? Meaning it might be a 170BHP Wish....Wow...never knew that....

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Also you have not mention Einstein's Relativity and the Space-time Continuum...

The speed of light (about 300,000,000 meters per second) is the same for all observers, whether or not they're moving and Anyone moving at a constant speed should observe the same physical laws.....

 

 

 

That is Chimp stuff man.....

 

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