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Surely you must have noticed this prior to the actual failure of the clutch? Like.. the car taking a while to engage or very slow acceleration at low revs?

You need a new clutch. With the symptoms you've stated. Might cost a bit.

A ...laff?

Lol you're not even 17 and you want to upgrade for performance? :P Perhaps you should get some experience before you get your handy dirty, no?

I want a Nissan Micra K11 for cheap; cheap because I want one with engine problems but very good body. In other words, scrap. I live in the South East London area. Any out there?

Most likely your tracking, which needs to be evened out to cure that abrupt shaking. Its a normal thing on old cars and I would imagine you'd pay 20-30 GBP. That's how much it had cost on my mother's Hyundai.

I believe it's real.

Loooooooooooooooooooooooool

Lol, I bet that ped rider must've slid his privates 300 miles towards the handles.

I believe someone actually did this with a Primera P11.

this post has been edited because i clearly cannot read what Arnold wrote above

Hm?

I believe the colder the air is, the more oxygen it holds.

I'm unsure of your age. However, if you're blessed with cheap insurance. Then perhaps you could consider the Celica GT-4 Gen-6? - or perhaps a Starlet GT Turbo/Glanza Turbo? You've got a lot of choices with a few thousand pound. Spend it wisely!

I'm concerned because I sold the car so I can help out my parents with their monetary problems. I didn't get anything in return for selling it. This is why it bothers me.. drove all the way to Birmingham for it, from London.

Some people prefer FWD.

When you sell your car to a person who treats it like ####? - I sold my 100NX to my next door neighbor, who ragged it and drove it when he was drunk. Let his kids sit on the bonnet and jump all over the T-Bar roof. Then he sold it to his friend, but the friend and her boyfriend broke up. He...

Loads of Honda fanboys commenting on that video. Biased mofos.

With my SR20DE experience, I made a lot of school boy errors, but the amount I've learned from that project is unexpendable. Because in the end I fixed it, I'm not trying to lose you customers here but when you see someone attempting to lay that kind of money out when only a fraction of it needs...

That's a lot of money to lay out man, you could just buy a cheap little road car then take your time rebuilding it? Get a Haynes manual and get your hands dirty. Well whatever your decision is, good luck.