what would you suggest

well i kno my fair share about cars but i would like to here some suggestions.....im looking into getting a nice performance car so i was wondering if i could get some suggestions on fast stock cars.

thanks a lot for your suggestions and ill repost to anything you have to ask or say.

a bugatti veyron. they're fast.

C6 Z06

Porsche GT2

C6 Z06

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a mustang GTR with the turbo-intercooled rotary V8 with pistons and headers.

On a more serious note, what is your budget? What kind of fast do you want, fast in a straight line or fast in the corners?

Geo Metro FTW!!!!!!

seriously, we cant help you out or push you in the right direction unless you give us your budget and what kind of performance you want.

fast stock cars ehh? try this one

http://www.theautochannel.com/callahan/2000texas/cars1/martin_mark01.jpg

A school bus

A short bus

c'mon, let's not be mean...:p

On a more serious note, what is your budget? What kind of fast do you want, fast in a straight line or fast in the corners?

im sorry about forgeting on listing my budget. but im looking to spend around 8 or 9 thousand at the highest. and im looking mostly for a striaght line car

AWD DSM or Fox Body. Next.

AWD DSM or Fox Body. Next.


Or LT1 Camaro/Firebird.

For the price, AWD DSM, Fox body Mustang, LT1 F-body... all good cars to start with. All have great potential.

The LT1s are down to that price range now? Uh, didn't know that.

I don't know if I would go the DSM route, I have seen too many bombed out and depleted ones. They can be fast, thats a fact, but they really don't seem to hold up well.

I don't know if I would go the DSM route, I have seen too many bombed out and depleted ones. They can be fast, thats a fact, but they really don't seem to hold up well.

While this is true, it's usually because lack of care as well. Anything can be unreliable if you just beat on it and not keep up on the maintanence.

if LT1 F-body's are in the price range i'd go that route.

I would go the LT1 route too, just watch out for high mileage at that price

LT1's are pretty damn cheap these days. A friend of mine just picked up a '93 Trans Am with only 64,000 miles on it for $5,500. A fairly decent deal I'd say.

While this is true, it's usually because lack of care as well. Anything can be unreliable if you just beat on it and not keep up on the maintanence.

if its a boosted dsm, then it should definalty be one thats boosted from the factory. boosted 420a dsm's break all the time, id know, we have one.