The euro M3's had a different transmission than the USDM models. “Easy shifts helped by short shift-throws,” is the exact opposite of how I’d describe an American E36's transmission. I’d go with, “Ropey shifts not at all helped by having to reach into the glovebox for fifth.”
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Feel the horse flowing through you!
I don’t know, I think the chance a Mustang GT would have showed up is pretty low.
You, and all the people who are starring you, have no idea what they’re talking about.
Wrong Infiniti posted.
For under 10 grand, you couldn’t be further from the truth
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Because they need less seating, less payload, and as a former owner of a 17 yr old mini-van, much better mileage.
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Follow him on Twitter or something.
No. You do all the applications within a short period (like a week), and the credit bureaus know you’re shopping around, and they don’t ding you as a result since they factor that into their scoring models. You can do many pulls in a week or two and it’ll be treated basically as if you did only one.
Made $4k “versus paying cash” is the unwritten but clearly implied part.
Ugh indeed. Think about the yachts you’d be living on with the appreciation of that 550. I can’t wait until the age demographic of wealth gets old enough and people stop enjoying manual transmission oddball ‘90s Ferraris so I can fill my garage with stuff that exclusively needs “engine out” service visits for…
Doug,
I have a V12 Vantage S and try point out to my boyfriend that children ruin this. No luck so far, but I’m hoping it will stick eventually.
Dude - this is where a new puppy and a secret vasectomy come in.
When I convince my wife that kids are things you don’t really need to have, her next car shall be one of these. Mine shall be a V-12, dinks are above the v8 heathens.
I hope you’re aware that whatever mileage Doug put on the car, 92% of it was done without him wearing pants.
Soon.