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2006 TSX, its fun, nimble, handles great for an FF, and has great potential to be a fast car(K24a2). But could sure use some serious weight reduction.
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currently swapping some muscle into my '88 944 n/a. (ls3? sure why not)
1 car list...but there's something nostalgic about kicking it through the twisties in an 80's sports car with jovi playin. =] fr-s will be fun to mod/play with once the 944 is done. till then ill enjoy driving her every day while the 944 sleeps. |
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1) Lotus Exige S
2)2008 Cayman S 3)2013 Subaru BRZ 4) 1990 B18 swapped CRX si I think with a good supercharger and a 200 lb weight decrease the BRZ would move to the top of my list. The Exige is a great car but I cant see DD ing that car everyday.
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Oh, I forgot about my 1990 240sx hatchback, it goes to the bottom of the list but it was still fun and my first RWD car
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my buddies 390whp s2k
real deal S15 Silvia R32 skyline My S ![]() and FRS
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AE86 Trueno US Spec 84 FRS E36 M3 95 Subaru WRX 04 200SX SER 98 E36 325is 95 335i 06 prototype 536i 06 prototype Legacy GT 98 SLK 230 Kompressor 98 GTi 20th big turbo 03 850 T5 97
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Maserati gran turismo, Ferrari 308, lambo diablo, and Maybach excellaro. Ok the maybach only because it is more expensive than 8 aventadors and I was only allowed to go 25mph in it.
Wow Auto correct killed that but you get the point. Sent from my SGH-T989 using Tapatalk 2 |
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Well I dont have a huge amount of experience but in the last several months I decided I wanted to get my first sports car.
Requirements were: Must be a coupe, must be fun to drive I test drove the following (brand new 2013 unless otherwise noted): Mustang GT - felt like a bloated pig, but fast as hell Genesis Coupe - pretty fun and quick but vague shifting and a little disconnected FR-S - felt like a go cart on steroids, very connected to road, slowest sports car I have driven though Porsche Cayman S (used 2008 with less than 12000miles for $40k) - Absolutely blew me away , most fun I have ever had behind the wheel. Super smooth shifting, super quick, and very quiet. Nissan 370z - like a cheaper newer porsche. This car was the biggest suprise to me as it felt great and absolutely fast (faster than the porsche). I have never liked Nissan in the past (drove Altimas and Maximas) but this car has changed my mind. |
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My Dad's old E46 M3 was the most fun. I wish he kept it long enough for me to buy it... I wouldn't be on this forum!
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1) Ferrari 458
2)frs 3)1M ( friends car that he totaled ) 4)2011sh sedan STI (friends) 5)700 LS3 supercharges gmc Sierra sidestep |
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Peugeot 106 Rallye, by far (I doubt if it was ever offered for sale in the USA. It weighed less than 2000 pounds.) I have driven lots of other cars, some significantly faster than the 106, but nothing came close in terms of fun.
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96 Porsche 993 (modded)
08 BMW 135i (modded) Lotus Elise (p much stock) 03 GTI 1.8T 91 Toyota Previa (don't you dare laugh at the Hoonivan-- there's nothing I enjoy more than chasing down exotics on winding backroads in a mid-engined, RWD super-van. Such a blast to drive, although it needs some AP racing brakes )Hopefully my BRZ will join the list in just over a month
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![]() [ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_2CV"]Citroën 2CV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame] during university in the 1990s. also a Boxer engine, by chance. |
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I think the Cayman S is the best kept secret, that thing is a blast to drive. Stay away from the 370z's possible oil consumption issues in the 370z VQ that have been around since the original VQ in the 350z. google 370z oil consumption
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