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ww667
04-25-2004, 01:43 PM
Ok guys I have a questing finally it is time for a new car.
My beget is 11 grand.
What wood be a recommendation?
Don’t get me wrong I know I can’t buy a BMW for that but from old cars what is the best choose?
Ps if it is civic don’t like that ;)

USAFA #1
04-25-2004, 01:54 PM
300zx, or if you looking to restore a car buy a beat up 1967 Camaro!:drool:

ww667
04-25-2004, 02:41 PM
Nod bad and yes what I am going for is [power – power – power] you know the car you can trust that some bastard with his supercharged civic cat kill me.
Any one else with advise?

EK 2.0
04-25-2004, 07:00 PM
First Generation Talon's, Eclipse's or Laser's, with your budget, you can pick one up and make it hella fast...


Turbo+AWD= WHOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOO

toyboy88
04-25-2004, 08:18 PM
^^^ same advice talon or eclipse:thumbsup:

Chrisw
04-26-2004, 01:02 AM
BMW E30 M3....the best car of all time!!

Sean7
04-26-2004, 02:21 AM
:english: :guns:

ww667
04-26-2004, 08:19 AM
all help appreciated guys thanks.:drama:

el_fefes
04-26-2004, 01:20 PM
import one from japan! talk to the guys at importconcern.ca

EK 2.0
04-26-2004, 01:26 PM
Originally posted by Chrisw
BMW E30 M3....the best car of all time!!


uhmmm...How about some basis for your statement...

Mckenzie
04-26-2004, 03:47 PM
If you are looking for power over reliability, go with a 5.0L stang or Eclipse, talon etc. These cars have unlimited tuning potential and are fun to drive. One concern with a Talon or Eclpise though is who is going to insure it and for how much (because of the turbo).....consider that as well.

If you are looking for reliability, stay away from those cars period.

EK 2.0
04-26-2004, 03:52 PM
Originally posted by Mckenzie
If you are looking for power over reliability, go with a 5.0L stang or Eclipse, talon etc. These cars have unlimited tuning potential and are fun to drive. One concern with a Talon or Eclpise though is who is going to insure it and for how much (because of the turbo).....consider that as well.

If you are looking for reliability, stay away from those cars period.


Hey, hey, hey they honestly are not that unreliable, they do require a lot of up keep...but if you care for them they can be a blast of a car to drive and take to the track...

Mckenzie
04-26-2004, 04:05 PM
Originally posted by CycloneAWD



Hey, hey, hey they honestly are not that unreliable, they do require a lot of up keep...but if you care for them they can be a blast of a car to drive and take to the track...

I am just going off of my personal experience and research into these cars. 4 out of the 4 friends who have these cars have had the turbos die or the engines blow. I am not saying every single one is like that but it is not just a rare occurence. The problem is that people drive these cars hard and when you are buying one, you have to accept that fact and deal with any problems that may arise because of it.

I never doubted they weren't fun or fast.....I would love to have one as a project car or track car, but as a daily driver, I dont think I would want one. I would defenitaly pick that over a ford clitaurus or cavalier though. ;)

:)

DonJuan
04-27-2004, 10:23 AM
what about the silvia that import concern has??? CA18DET and free shipping in canada! and it's 11,000. very phat ride.

Gonthro
04-27-2004, 10:26 AM
take yer 11 grand and put it towards some education

barmanjay
04-27-2004, 03:02 PM
Originally posted by ww667
Nod bad and yes what I am going for is [power – power – power] you know the car you can trust that some bastard with his supercharged civic cat kill me.
Any one else with advise?

hmmm i dunno maybe a turbo charged civic would be better?
Just like that one at secret street, blew a mustang.

hmmm ol school power is always good, do you care about gas mileage?
If not, an ol' GTO
maybe Iroc
older corvette (stingray style)
mustangs are good (pre 70's always catch the eye)
pre 70's camaro, if you can find one with a 327, it's GOLD!!!!

Imports and cousins of
I like the ford probes
talons
Toyo. supra
older celica
Mazda's are good (mx-6)

lot's of options there
bring a bud with you who knows a little about engines and drivetrain to check them all out in what ever you're buying. Anything used is bound to have little problems. You want the one with the least amount of problems.

Hakkola
04-27-2004, 03:04 PM
E30 M3 might be my favorite car, it's more than 11 grand for a decent one though.

Skyline_Addict
04-27-2004, 03:27 PM
dude learn to spell first...:english:

ZorroAMG
04-27-2004, 05:37 PM
Fuck, being the old Grammar Police Chief, I can understand frustration with spelling but it is obvious this is not his mother tongue. FWIW he spells A LOT better than some of you who ONLY speak English, so kindly STFU with the speak English crap.

ChrisW, I do agree that the E30 M3 is a fantastic vehicle but you'd be very hard pressed to find a good one for less than $18-20K. (It is also not the best car IMO, the 1992 MB 500E is :tongue:)