How well is the Mustang doing?
#21
Originally posted by captin kapla+December 7, 2004, 7:27 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (captin kapla @ December 7, 2004, 7:27 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin-jcopin@December 7, 2004, 1:55 PM
dont forget about the 25K MR2 Spyder!! with its awe insipring
138 hp @ 6400 rpm
125 lb.-ft. @ 4400 rpm
check out all that torque
!!!!
what would 1 mortal being do with it all?!?!
dont forget about the 25K MR2 Spyder!! with its awe insipring
138 hp @ 6400 rpm
125 lb.-ft. @ 4400 rpm
check out all that torque
!!!!
what would 1 mortal being do with it all?!?!
Exactly right.
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The MR2 is a riot to drive on a twisty road, but not a golf cart, more of a go cart on steroids. It is a fun little car, but can only compare to the Mustang GT in skid pad performance, and is better at breaking.
But the Mustang GT will flat smoke it in every other category. B)
#22
thats what im saying
for the price of a fully loaded eclipse or MR2
not talking skidpad or whatever... but if you look at the prices...then performance..
the 2 Japanese cars should be 15k
for the price of a fully loaded eclipse or MR2
not talking skidpad or whatever... but if you look at the prices...then performance..
the 2 Japanese cars should be 15k
#23
Originally posted by jcopin@December 7, 2004, 2:55 PM
i love that glove compartment the MR2 has to protect you from the engine
i love that glove compartment the MR2 has to protect you from the engine
#24
Originally posted by stoic21+December 8, 2004, 3:50 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (stoic21 @ December 8, 2004, 3:50 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-jcopin@December 7, 2004, 2:55 PM
i love that glove compartment the MR2 has to protect you from the engine
i love that glove compartment the MR2 has to protect you from the engine
look behind the driver seat..between you and the engine is a glove compartment lol
#25
$37,500 approx for a fully loaded S2000
id rather get a tbird or a Cobra convertible
37K + is a little steep for a 2.2litre engine
if i spend 40K i want something that doesnt sound like me farting into a coffee can
id rather get a tbird or a Cobra convertible
37K + is a little steep for a 2.2litre engine
if i spend 40K i want something that doesnt sound like me farting into a coffee can
#26
You gotta understand that this 2.2 litre engine has the highest horsepower per displacement in the entire industry (at least it did about a year ago, I am not sure if something in the past year has beat it). 240 hp. out of a 2.2 engine is pretty impressive. The car itself is also in a completely different class than the Tbird (boulevard cruiser as Ford puts it) and the Muscle car Cobra Convertible. Think of it more as a Miata on some serious steriods. It's meant for the racetrack and the twisty roads, not stop and go drag preformance (although it's no slouch in that either) but in the overall driving experience.
Also keep in mind that the MSRP for the car is $32,950, and it comes fully loaded. The options for this car are things such as: dust cover, optional hard top, titanium shift ****, extra speakers for the headrests, cargo nets, different color soft tops, and super upgraded radio systems (xm with 8 disc changer). So to call it a 37,500 car really isn't fair. It's like saying the New Mustang GT is a 30,115 car, which it is with every option, even though it lists for "fully loaded" at 24,995.
Also keep in mind that the MSRP for the car is $32,950, and it comes fully loaded. The options for this car are things such as: dust cover, optional hard top, titanium shift ****, extra speakers for the headrests, cargo nets, different color soft tops, and super upgraded radio systems (xm with 8 disc changer). So to call it a 37,500 car really isn't fair. It's like saying the New Mustang GT is a 30,115 car, which it is with every option, even though it lists for "fully loaded" at 24,995.
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