what would you rather have
- Thread starter DiXoN
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once again not knowing your price range....
Heck, just get a Mercedes or BMW V-12
Dare I say Bentley V-12 Twin Turbo...
Heck, just get a Mercedes or BMW V-12
Dare I say Bentley V-12 Twin Turbo...
santoury;889368; said:
not made up my mind yet, i worked for both mazda and toyota years ago hence the cars i looked at and was set on a celica until recently.
now im not sure and wondered if i should broaden my horizons.
santoury;889380; said:
$25000 g's or maybe streach to a little more depending when i buy.
prices in the UK will vary from the US though.
i can pick up any of the cars mentioned within that price range including the S2000 but cant have that, only 2 seats.
Rally - LOVING THE OWL! And yes really 
My Jeep speaks for itself 
While Audi aren't that sporty, Nissan makes the 350z... with the Audi twin, TT - don't know about rear space though.
My Jeep speaks for itself While Audi aren't that sporty, Nissan makes the 350z... with the Audi twin, TT - don't know about rear space though.
Rally - gotcha Not to derail, but how was the ZJ? I have absolutely no complaints about the XJ except for the lack of lockers. Have had it for 5 years.
Not to derail, but how was the ZJ? I have absolutely no complaints about the XJ except for the lack of lockers. Have had it for 5 years.
I miss my S2000
With a $25,000 budget and the only stipulation being a mandatory four doors, I'd consider a VW GTI, Subaru WRX, Mitsubishi Evolution, BMW 3 series, or Chrystler 300.
Coming from an S2000 to a "real world" vehicle, I found myself looking at the cars mentioned above. In the end, however, I ended going the truck route and picked up a 2003 Nissan Frontier Supercharged. Biggest mistake I've made to date. Terrible gas mileage and virtually no power. Needless to say, she's going this summer and I'll have a new car in the stable.
With a $25,000 budget and the only stipulation being a mandatory four doors, I'd consider a VW GTI, Subaru WRX, Mitsubishi Evolution, BMW 3 series, or Chrystler 300.
Coming from an S2000 to a "real world" vehicle, I found myself looking at the cars mentioned above. In the end, however, I ended going the truck route and picked up a 2003 Nissan Frontier Supercharged. Biggest mistake I've made to date. Terrible gas mileage and virtually no power. Needless to say, she's going this summer and I'll have a new car in the stable.
