Best cruiser

[Fair302]

It is a good thing that PC's keep getting smaller then.

[bigdude1011]

Toyota Avalon lol. But seriously, have you sat in one lately? While it's quite sluggish and boring, it's so smooth to drive. I used to see these as chauffeured cars all the time. And with the fact that resale hit it badly, you can find some for quite cheap.

[Gobes32]

Another vote for FE LTD, the seats in those bad boys were like your couch at home.

[marksxr8]

well i gotta say the falcon drove the length of the north island in a day and still managed to do laps around the street circuit when we got home, without a dout whenever in the falc and were on our way home its always "take the long way home"

[ZA-289]

Fairlane, preferably my ZA when (if) its ever done.

Driving a ZA is like driving a sofa.

[Kamshaaft]

Originally Posted by SgtBourne

Kaam, ours is terrible haha takes about 30 seconds to get to 60kph

Not if I drop a Gixxer engine into it!

[lamborghinifan]

Having Done 5000k's in the last 5 weeks mostly country highway, i give a thumbs up for my LPG falcon ute. comfy as, great cruise, just a little on the firm side though. Also love my NL fairlane very comfy, floaty, just a bit deerer to run than the LPG.

[mik]

it`s pretty hard to fault the big falcon /fairlanes for cruiseing, i did 4000 k`s with a 16 foot van in tow and a car load, some days were 40 degrees the average was mid 30`s, came home with nothing to do exept drop the van and unload the car (no repairs on the car) i was wrapped it was effortless in the xr6, no doubt a higher series would have been even better but for towing with a van the stiffer suspension of the xr was great, you just would`nt do this in a revvy euro with no torque.

[FTE217]

Who cares about economy cars like a golf on the open road, give me an 8 anyday, done plenty of good runs with the T3, GT/P would be nice as well but what the heck a C63 may be just LOL....