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64 messages, Last post on Dec 10, 2006 at 6:26 PM
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I guess I would throw in Altima SE-R, Speed6, Magnum V-8, Charger V-8, Saab 9-3 turbo, Legacy, Accord, Impala SS. All of these are quick and can stow 4 Sunday bags for a road trip to a nice golf course. I would exclude the Camry, Fusion, Galant since they aren't as performance-minded as the above. Not that they are bad cars, just not as high performance. Maybe add the Maxima. My personal pick is the base Altima 3.5SE because my budget is < $24K and I love the manual shift auto. I have to get auto because of my co-drivers. Who else makes manual autos? Thanks! |
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In the paper today.. '05 BMW 325i.. CPO with 12K miles.. for $28,900.. That is my new top pick for under $30K... |
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Replying to: kyfdx (Jan 06, 2006 8:02 pm) By your wink, I think you already know the answer to that question. There is a certain, fully restored 1988 M3 I have my eye on... 10.2 to 1 EVOIII pistons EVOIII 2.5 Crankshaft EVOIII 272 degree intake cam EVOII 264 degree exhaust cam EVOIII valve springs EVOIII Air Flow Meter EVOIII Injectors EVOII 2 piece exhaust 50mm primaries and secondaries EVOIII 48 mm throttle bodies All genuine BMW Evo III parts Certainly not the most maintenance free car out there, but these older BMW's and Porsches are about the entire ownership experience, not just commuting to the office every day. These cars are a fun hobby, and I personally get almost as much pleasure from working on my car as I do driving it. I know they're not for everyone - it's just what I would get. |
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Replying to: calidave (Jan 02, 2006 1:53 pm) i would go with the 2006, honda accord hybrid. the great fuel economy, with 37 mpg, and ultra-low emissions. with the accord hybrid, it also has scintillating high performance, with 253 horsepower working with you to make driving more enjoyable, it makes social responsibility fun. and the accord hybrid is actually a luxury car that just happens to get economy-car milege. its comforts and conveniences include supple leather trim and an 8 way power drivers seat. an automatic climate control system maintains your desired environment quietly and efficiently. the remote entry system makes for quick and easy entries and exits. there is also a new power moonroof for this car to bring sunny skies or starry nights in. not to mention you got the backing of honda quality.. so for 30,000.00 go for the '06 honda accord hybrid.
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Replying to: xkiddx13 (Jan 27, 2006 8:51 am) For $30K: You have a 6-speed IS250, 6-speed G35 sedan/coupe, Avalon Limited, Loaded Leather Prius, BMW 325, S2000. Or in two years a uused E320CDI It all depends on what you want and what you consider most important besides just the $30K. Reliability, Handling, mileage, performance, number of passengers, cargo space, asthetic value, features Double sixes, MidCow
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Replying to: midnightcowboy (Jan 27, 2006 9:06 am) plus you got the honda backing. it is already febuary, you can get all the info you need on the hybrid to design the exact color style accesories that you want in it and have it deliverd right to your house... though the BMW 325 is a good pick as well, even though you wont be able to get one fully loaded for under $30k |
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