Saw it in person finally the other day. While you're not wrong on the design, I found it refreshingly simple in person.
Fe2O3 is character
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Time to stretch that budget and get a Porsche my good man!
Unless you want an attractive car and/or one with a manual
212 hp in a 4000+ lb package. What. A. PIG.
I hate BMWs and will never own another one.. BUT I’m starring and replying here to point out that this dude sounds like the best dude to answer this question. Thanks for posting dude.
You are nothing if not consistent
Other folks are complaining about unreliability of these
Nothing you said was wrong.. but what about fun and zippy? The Fit looks fun and zippy, but in practice I found it to be boring and slow.
Once again, everyone but Tom mailed it in
What happened? I’ve had two S550 Mustang GTs now and have been nothing but pleased with the performance and reliability.
They both sell cars from dealerships. I’d like to buy cars direct from the manufacturer, without a middleman, for MSRP. We have the technology and versatility; the time is now.
Remember this when the pendulum swings the other way and they’re begging for our business. The American dealership system/model of sales is a relic that needs to die anyway... maybe this will speed it to it’s grave.
Ikr. These comments are usually pretty dumb, but in this context particularly, this is brain-dead. And then he says a Crosstrek is fun. Now I’m suspecting a troll.
Isn’t that a Legnum with a GT-R front end? And between the non-longroofs.. gawd the more door looks so much better.
Right.. the only way this is true is if it’s rebuilt or something
It sounds like you haven’t driven a V6 Accord coupe 6MT.
You and me both! It’s my favorite GT-R front end on something more affordable. Unfortunately the rest of the mods and the color undo it for me. Maybe at $2k or so. Dude should just part it out.
I’m likely in the minority on this, but I highly prefer the more-door version of this car to the coupé. That third box is ungainly.
Seller appears to be an auction flipper. Several random cars for sale.