I need help deciding what car to get.
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View Full Version : I need help deciding what car to get. I need help deciding what car to get. delsolsi 08-15-2002, 05:34 PM swedish 08-16-2002, 12:38 AM well, you could always drop 10k into the rx7 and the other 3 on me for the recomendation:D seriously though, shopping around is the only way to find out, cause those general limitations means your looking at hondas :dogpile: (dogpile) and miata's for the most part. THE4TH 09-09-2002, 06:20 AM it's true it's true... hondas are the best cheap, nimble, high output, well ok high revving..:) cars out there.. if you liked the sol, you'd like a miata, they are pretty ok .. but maybe you can get your hands on a used prelude, if you liked the sol, you'll love the lude.. dLocke 09-23-2002, 02:41 PM Have you considered BMW? Best handling cars in the world. Near 50/50 weight distribution always and rear wheel drvie. 1998 328is 2000 Z3 conv 1998 318is Or an Audi under 13k? 1998 A4 1.8 Turbo 1998 A4 2.8 Quatro I don't know, its sounds like you haven't narrowed down what you want enough. dbiggss 09-23-2002, 02:54 PM I'd check out the nissan family if i was you. '98 or newer, and under 50K miles. Things I'm looking for in a car are high reving, high output, quick, nimble, and excelent handleing. If you look real hard you could find a sweet ass 240SX. i just saw one for 12,900 that was a 98 with 36k on the odometer. but these cars are pretty rare, you dont see many of them out there. and they have limitless potential for modding/swapping. Just my opinion. :smoka: THE4TH 09-23-2002, 04:06 PM lol... not many 240sx huh.. come to so cal sometime.. lol dbiggss 09-23-2002, 06:31 PM thats true cali has shitloads of every car. we even have some 240's down here. but hardly any of the S14 97-98 model years. the older S14s are aight but the 97-98 have a mean ass looking front end. :smoker2: THE4TH 09-29-2002, 01:05 PM right after i read that post.. i drove out to the gym.. and saw 3 on the way there.. lol... what a coinky dink.. lol Related Links Participate in thousands of discussions at AutomotiveForums.com! Registration is absolutely free. |