What would you pick as a second car?

[Jeff01234567]

I find it interesting that people are mostly is going for the "more practical" route.


The FR-S is more than enough practical for me! 2 rear seats that I've never had any problems fitting anybody in, a fold-down rear seat that doubles the trunk space and allow you to fit insane amounts of cargo in such a small car, all while getting 30MPG highway! I'd prefer to have something LESS practical!


Feels good to be young enough to not having to worry about needing a big hulking SUV or pick-up.

[Teseo]

Honda civic for DD/fuel economy
Honda NSX for "impracticality"

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Jeff01234567

1. Nissan GT-R (because what else could be more different than the FRS?)

I think I found something "more different".

My second car is a 4x4 Chevy Suburban Z71.

The FR-S is my daily commuter car, the Suburban is my weekend errand/hauling the family car.

[Diode Dynamics]

MK4 TT Supra, because I've always wanted one lol

Nick C.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Jeff01234567

I find it interesting that people are mostly is going for the "more practical" route.


The FR-S is more than enough practical for me! 2 rear seats that I've never had any problems fitting anybody in, a fold-down rear seat that doubles the trunk space and allow you to fit insane amounts of cargo in such a small car, all while getting 30MPG highway! I'd prefer to have something LESS practical!


Feels good to be young enough to not having to worry about needing a big hulking SUV or pick-up.

Agree with all the points UNTIL ... time to go golfing! If there are 4 of you there better be another car or you are making two trips!!!!!!!

[campy]

Probably an Evo X. 4 doors, AWD for snow, stock suspension is sporty in corners yet still comfortable, and the price of additional horsepower is a lot less than other cars *cough*frs*cough*.

It has problems though. It gets like 19 mpg, the rear seat doesn't fold down, and mitsubishi probably won't be around in a couple years. 2015 is the last model year for the Evo lineup too.

[mountainside]

Money no object - Range Rover Sport Autobiography. I work at a jag/LR dealership and after driving these about quite a bit, I've come to really love them. Wouldn't want to deal with those maintenance/repair/fuel costs unless I had money to burn, though.

As is - Subaru Crosstrek. A practical, comfortable and still get up and go kind of car.

[mikemh]

My second car is a 2002 4Runner....complements the FRS nicely.

[MmmHamSandwich]

Some relatively cheap, reliable four wheel drive pickup with a top. Then I could drive in deep snow, haul lots of stuff, and take more than one rc plane to the field at a time.

[reni]

Seems kinda pointless? I mean, the FRS/BRZ is the one of the most ideal cars if you can only own one car. If I was going to actually have two cars, it makes more sense to have pair up something extreme like an Elise with something practical like a big sedan or truck.

[strat61caster]

Nissan Hardbody

[noobcake]

always wanted a motorcycle, maybe something like a r6 yamaha. Been driving for a while, must be a different experience to feel the breeze and have both your feet literally touch the ground at every stop light

[dem00n]

Since i have a Z31 300ZX, i'd like to give a Z32 300ZX with twin turbos a try. Hard to find a good one under $10K...

[chaoskaze]

New Ford Bronco is it ever comes out