Come on in

**lorvar** · 10-12-2011, 09:28 AM

Guess I'll be the first to post in here. Come on in, the water is fine. Where is everyone from?

**JAFA500** · 10-12-2011, 09:32 AM

I live where Canadians go to get warm

**lorvar** · 10-12-2011, 10:19 AM

Originally Posted by JAFA500

I live where Canadians go to get warm

Maybe if they're 65. I spend my money where it has more value.

**kzod** · 10-12-2011, 12:20 PM

Who knew that Canadians had their own forum? What's the value in that? I guess I could tell you guys that here in Toronto there's this amazing 500 themed restaurant on King st. (and bathurst) called Cinquecento Cafe (although an unfortunate name change is coming to Angelo's on King). The interior with all the pictures of old 500's, and model cars will remain. More importantly, it's quickly become my favorite Italian restaurant in the city. He actually drives a red Prima that he bought from my dealer, who told me about the place.

Beyond that, I just find it amazing how much better the cars appear to be doing here than in the states. They seem to be everywhere in Toronto. I have at least 2 cars within a couple of blocks of me.

Lorvar-> Nice taste in cars, I also have a 2012 500c and a 1996 A4 2.0 Quattro that I bought long before the 1.8 was even an option. The A4 will now be my winter car for as long as it lasts / feels safe, and I'll put away the 500.

**Mr. Pickles** · 10-12-2011, 12:33 PM

The place smells like poutine and beaver tails.

**lorvar** · 10-12-2011, 12:42 PM

Originally Posted by Mr. Pickles

The place smells like poutine and beaver tails.

Beaver tails yes, Poutine, that's that other country, Quebec,lol.

**lorvar** · 10-12-2011, 12:46 PM

Originally Posted by kzod

Who knew that Canadians had their own forum? What's the value in that? I guess I could tell you guys that here in Toronto there's this amazing 500 themed restaurant on King st. (and bathurst) called Cinquecento Cafe (although an unfortunate name change is coming to Angelo's on King). The interior with all the pictures of old 500's, and model cars will remain. More importantly, it's quickly become my favorite Italian restaurant in the city. He actually drives a red Prima that he bought from my dealer, who told me about the place.

Beyond that, I just find it amazing how much better the cars appear to be doing here than in the states. They seem to be everywhere in Toronto. I have at least 2 cars within a couple of blocks of me.

Lorvar-> Nice taste in cars, I also have a 2012 500c and a 1996 A4 2.0 Quattro that I bought long before the 1.8 was even an option. The A4 will now be my winter car for as long as it lasts / feels safe, and I'll put away the 500.

Hey, welcome aboard. Thanks for the info. I took a trip up to Vaughan on the weekend, tons up there. What else would you expect,lol. We'll drive the 500C during the winter for sure, wheels and rims on order already. I might be selling my Lounge wheels and tires, so if you know anyone, heads up.

**Pkouri** · 10-13-2011, 05:44 PM

I got my 500 Lounge in Rosso on July 20, after downsizing from a Range Rover Don't miss the Rover for a second, especially the gas fill ups. Just got 4 Hakkapeliita 5 tires with studs Hope this carries me well through Montreal winter! Time will tell.

**lorvar** · 10-13-2011, 06:24 PM

Originally Posted by Pkouri

I got my 500 Lounge in Rosso on July 20, after downsizing from a Range Rover Don't miss the Rover for a second, especially the gas fill ups. Just got 4 Hakkapeliita 5 tires with studs Hope this carries me well through Montreal winter! Time will tell.

Congrats! Yes, I have relatives in Montreal and driving is not pretty in the winter.

**lorvar** · 10-16-2011, 11:51 PM

Finally seeing more Fiats these past two days zipping around in the city. I counted six in total. I laughed when I saw one of our clients pull up in a black one yesterday. It was one of those "LOOK, LOOK!!" moments. We're like children with these cars.