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11-12-2009, 12:00 PM | #15 | |
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G37 - $36K Camaro SS - $31K 335i - $44K Genesis 3.8 - $25-30K The FT should start about $10,000 less (33-50% less) than everything else you're considering. Hell, you could buy an FT and a E36 M3 for a track car and still come out ahead. |
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11-12-2009, 12:24 PM | #16 |
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retirement community in Florida... *shudder* Im moving to Port St. Lucie for a while, I will soon know exactly what you mean.
I couldn't get over the fact that people drive 80mph on the highway there, thats 130kph!!! I'd never fathom driving my car that fast, it would be murder! Then again, the 2 way highways there are 2 lanes going out, 2 coming in... my 2 lanes are 1 out, 1 in (passing is fun during winter :S) |
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Port St. Lucie isn't too bad. It's pretty close to Daytona, you're going to see a lot of Tuners. Especially if you make the hour venture into central Orlando. But Pt. St. Lucie is a pretty old person place. Good luck to you.
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The other hint: ANYwhere but the US and the UK runs on metric. |
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lol in California interstate 5 golden state freeway is 70 mph speed limit 80 wont get you a ticket 85 will...
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Hell even 85 won't get you a ticket in Texas most of the time... God I love this state.
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P.S. Make sure you drive through Montana and poss North Dakota on your drive (are you driving?) when you move. Montana is pretty speed-easy, and although North Dakota technically has a limit, the bloody horizon just goes on forever and there's nowhere for a cop to hide, it might as well be the autobahn. But, uh, then again, if you're leaving soon, maybe speeding is not such a good idea. It'll be cold there. I did the cross continent trip in a summer month. |
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Just buy an S2000.
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