[BlackGT2000]

I guess I will miss the power of the mustang but honestly for what I use it for it costs more to maintain than I really need the car for. I don't drive the mustang much and thats really not good for a car. Last year I only put on about 2500 miles, I didn't even need emissions testing because of that. I love that GTI, but I find it hard to sell the car based on performance considering that I am trading in a more powerful car. Right now I don't think I can go wrong with either, they are both nicer in terms of interior and smoothness than my current car and either one would be bought new. I guess the Civic's strongest point to me is that it is an econo box, and its a nice one.