07-30-2018, 02:11 AM
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Reformed
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Originally Posted by Turbowned
Thought I'd revive this thread, since all the 4C discussion here seemed to end in 2014 before the car even hit our shores. Has anyone traded for a 4C yet and still lurking on the forum? Is anyone else considering a 4C now that they're dropping into the low 40's? I'm having a tough time resisting the temptation to own a carbon fiber chassis Italian baby supercar for cheap(ish). The performance is impressive, they're really fun to drive (I test drove a Spider last year), the twin clutch gearbox is not as good as a manual but good enough, and they look so gorgeous! Owners report reliability to be pretty good overall (surprisingly) and I don't think consumable costs or reliability will be any worse than say, a modified BRZ wearing big brakes, 18 or 19" wheels, and aftermarket forced induction.
It also helps that there's a 4C specialty shop just an hour north of me in Denver; can get high-altitude specific tuning and source all the uprgades necessary to break into the 300bhp range. That's plenty for me in a <2500lb car!
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@ Braces made that jump, maybe he's still around..
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