Sporty Cars ~30-35K USD
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My Computer teacher is getting one. Guess I can add one seen female S2000 driver that I know...
I don't know what I'd choose, probably the 350z...
I don't like ANYTHING lexus other than the SC300, I don't like the Rx-8 because for 1..It's not an Rx-7, it's N/A, and it comes riced out stock..The S2000 isn't BAD it's just not gutsy enough for me, the CAT...I'd get that as a project vehicle, adjust the gearings and drift, like in the Sega Rally Commercial!
But if I had 35k to spend on anything..I'd probably get myself an Evo VI...Can't go wrong with an Evo VI
I don't like ANYTHING lexus other than the SC300, I don't like the Rx-8 because for 1..It's not an Rx-7, it's N/A, and it comes riced out stock..The S2000 isn't BAD it's just not gutsy enough for me, the CAT...I'd get that as a project vehicle, adjust the gearings and drift, like in the Sega Rally Commercial!
But if I had 35k to spend on anything..I'd probably get myself an Evo VI...Can't go wrong with an Evo VI
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S2000 - I regularly see a black one around town with a beautiful blond haired driver. She looks like she's late twenties. Not too long ago I saw a woman driving a gray one as well. Most of the guys I see are older, like the fellow across the street. But he sold his and got a G35. I still think the S2000 is my favorite, which is strange, because I generally dislike the looks of convertables.
RX-8 - I personally like that Mazda has made the rotoray engine N/A and maintained the horse power. I'm not a fan of turbos. I recently picked up a copy of a supplement magazine done by Road & Track titled "Special Series, Road & Track Guide To The RX-8". It's 64 full pages of RX-8 goodness. There are no advertisements and the information is primarily unbiased. When I go car shopping I'm definitely going to test drive one, but still don't think I want to own a car in its debue year.
350Z - I guess I'd have to wait for the convertible to truly be happy with this car. Additionally, I'd want the absolute best model they make. When you put those two together you end up with a rather expensive auto.
RX-8 - I personally like that Mazda has made the rotoray engine N/A and maintained the horse power. I'm not a fan of turbos. I recently picked up a copy of a supplement magazine done by Road & Track titled "Special Series, Road & Track Guide To The RX-8". It's 64 full pages of RX-8 goodness. There are no advertisements and the information is primarily unbiased. When I go car shopping I'm definitely going to test drive one, but still don't think I want to own a car in its debue year.
350Z - I guess I'd have to wait for the convertible to truly be happy with this car. Additionally, I'd want the absolute best model they make. When you put those two together you end up with a rather expensive auto.
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