Preferable Car?
04-04-2007, 12:21 PM
#21
500 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 884
Originally Posted by Hardcore Rock Superstar
If i could do it over again, i'd probably grab a ford thunderbird supercoupe again. Fairly sleek lookin car. Has a decent amount of power. Is a bit of a sleeper, and rediculously comfortable.
There's not a ton of them around, but i've seen a few of them lately with lower km's...like 100k or 115. You should generally have no issues with the car up until maybe 180km or so, then you may have to replace a few things.
- v6 3.8L supercharged- so not toooo bad on gas (though that depends how ya drive)
- 210hp - wear + any upgrades. 6.2s 0-60mph
- Supercharged (thats just cool right there - some love the sound, some not as much)
- Ride control is nice for comfort, car is rock solid at 200k (though does run a bit warm, so living in a warm spot like the okanagan in BC or similar wouldn't help it)
- Fun car all in all!
- Not very good in winter (had 15 cinderblocks in the back of mine and it still sucked).
Threw a quick picture of my car in there, stock looking apart from some clear corner lens's and some minor window tinting.
There's not a ton of them around, but i've seen a few of them lately with lower km's...like 100k or 115. You should generally have no issues with the car up until maybe 180km or so, then you may have to replace a few things.
- v6 3.8L supercharged- so not toooo bad on gas (though that depends how ya drive)
- 210hp - wear + any upgrades. 6.2s 0-60mph
- Supercharged (thats just cool right there - some love the sound, some not as much)
- Ride control is nice for comfort, car is rock solid at 200k (though does run a bit warm, so living in a warm spot like the okanagan in BC or similar wouldn't help it)
- Fun car all in all!
- Not very good in winter (had 15 cinderblocks in the back of mine and it still sucked).
Threw a quick picture of my car in there, stock looking apart from some clear corner lens's and some minor window tinting.
Last edited by SweetnLow91SC; 04-05-2007 at 01:55 AM.
04-05-2007, 01:23 AM
#23
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Thread Starter
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 46
Thank you for all the suggestions, except zzzzzzz with his last Lamborghini offer, if i was to see someone with a Lamborghini i was walk up to them and ask them, Too cheap to afford a Ferrari? 
And then walk away. But how does a 2000 Honda Accord 2 Door sound? How much do you think it would be worth? And has anyone owned or driven an Accord 2 door 2000?
thank you.
And then walk away. But how does a 2000 Honda Accord 2 Door sound? How much do you think it would be worth? And has anyone owned or driven an Accord 2 door 2000?thank you.
04-05-2007, 01:41 AM
#24
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 884
Originally Posted by Farmboy
How much do you think it would be worth?
Domestic all the way
04-05-2007, 03:36 PM
#30
Yes those are domestic.
If you are looking for something reliable, then a Vette for $6000 probably isn't what you need right now unless it's in excellent shape.
Buy what you want that is in your price range but make sure you bring someone along to take a look at the car that knows what to look for.
You can easily get screwed on a car deal.
Good luck, and you could get a nice Mustang GT in your price range that comes standard with a magnet.
If you are looking for something reliable, then a Vette for $6000 probably isn't what you need right now unless it's in excellent shape.
Buy what you want that is in your price range but make sure you bring someone along to take a look at the car that knows what to look for.
You can easily get screwed on a car deal.
Good luck, and you could get a nice Mustang GT in your price range that comes standard with a magnet.
