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Dayum, 80k!?
I would: Lease a cheap truck (to tow the cars) - 3k down 250/month Barely used honda fit for a daily (love my fit) - 15k 1st gen Acura NSX (personal dream car) - 35k 2nd gen MR2 (Just beacuse) - 10k and spend the other 20k on track days and consumables. Really tho. The Honda Fit complements the FRS well and it makes the FRS feel like a rocket. |
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The brakes look salvageable. Dibs. |
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Russian "Over the past two years, the 26-year-old car owner has been fined for over speeding more than 20 times.+ The identity of the burnt the day before sports car owner became known. It was Arthur Moiseev, the son of the Kuppersberg Group company head Andizhan Moiseev. + Recall, on the eve at the Rostovskaya embankment in Moscow Maserati Ghibli burned after a car accident. The car moved at high speed in the far right row and, apparently, the driver did not manage to drive on a slippery road. The sports car was thrown onto the sidewalk, where it crashed into the mast of lighting, then fired." |
I hate it when my car gets fired.
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I ran the numbers and found the Vantage is actually fairly reasonable if I had a little more cash that I could throw away, but I also need an extra parking spot for it which is a big problem in the Bay Area. |
Prius.
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the answer is simple. WRX STI for winter and offroad carnage. :burnrubber:
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Also thinking about supercharging the FRS running Michelin PSS and using the rest of the money on a panamera turbo used.
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Car 1: GT86 with Harrop Supercharger
Car 2: R35 GTR Screw practicality. |
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The FRS is pretty freaking practical, and the R35 GTR also has back seats lol. I'd rock an Aston Martin Vantage and something ultra-light and stripped out like a Factory Five 818. |
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