If Not a Mustang
7/5/04, 08:46 AM
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Subaru WRX for two reasons,
1 ) the sheer lunacy of the vehicle
2) It is one of only 6 in your list we can get here
(wouldn't fancy the 3000 mile service interval though!
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1 ) the sheer lunacy of the vehicle
2) It is one of only 6 in your list we can get here
(wouldn't fancy the 3000 mile service interval though!
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7/5/04, 09:14 AM
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If the mustang didn't exist, I definitely think I would have gotten the RX-8.. I was surprised as to how well it handled. It brought me back to the days I had my RX-7. Just not as fast..
7/5/04, 09:16 AM
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Infinity G35, best bang for the buck with some quality and class. Trust me, the Infinity dealer is alot nicer to deal with then the Nissan or Subaru dealer. 
7/5/04, 10:30 AM
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Originally posted by mustangfun101@July 5, 2004, 9:19 AM
Infinity G35, best bang for the buck with some quality and class. Trust me, the Infinity dealer is alot nicer to deal with then the Nissan or Subaru dealer.
Infinity G35, best bang for the buck with some quality and class. Trust me, the Infinity dealer is alot nicer to deal with then the Nissan or Subaru dealer.
7/5/04, 01:02 PM
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It's funny no F-Bodies are on the list. Was that intentional. 
I'd get the 300C hands down if it was supposed to be modern. Or I'd be a 100% truck guy. If we talk Muscle and classic I'd probably live.
It just wouldnt be the same without the mustang.
I'd get the 300C hands down if it was supposed to be modern. Or I'd be a 100% truck guy. If we talk Muscle and classic I'd probably live.
It just wouldnt be the same without the mustang.
7/5/04, 02:37 PM
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i started to warm up to it a little after i got some stuff on it through the mail. the maxima is another good quality car. their engine has been named one of the "top ten engines of the year" 9 times straight or something (the award has only existed for 9 years)
i started to warm up to it a little after i got some stuff on it through the mail. the maxima is another good quality car. their engine has been named one of the "top ten engines of the year" 9 times straight or something (the award has only existed for 9 years)
7/5/04, 02:45 PM
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Originally posted by ManEHawke@July 5, 2004, 2:05 PM
It's funny no F-Bodies are on the list. Was that intentional.
I'd get the 300C hands down if it was supposed to be modern. Or I'd be a 100% truck guy. If we talk Muscle and classic I'd probably live.
It just wouldnt be the same without the mustang.
It's funny no F-Bodies are on the list. Was that intentional.
I'd get the 300C hands down if it was supposed to be modern. Or I'd be a 100% truck guy. If we talk Muscle and classic I'd probably live.
It just wouldnt be the same without the mustang.
7/5/04, 05:40 PM
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Deb likes the Boxster, I like the TL. The Boxster wins out 'cause she likes a convertible. Given the fact that money is no object. give me a '69-'70 Cougar Eliminator with the Boss 302 or a '69 Z/28/RS with the dual 4bbl and rear disc options.
