Originally Posted by rich
hey chris...with whatever car you choose (black evo), you will miss your GS-R dearly...but hey, life goes on and you already had a taste of what it feels like to be in a spiffy new car.
Yeah I was pretty bent out of shape last nite after seeing my friend drive my car and every time he would get on it hard, it'd leave a trail of bluish-white smoke.[/quote]
Originally Posted by rich
i'd be stuck in your situation between the evo and Z. the evo is probably the best car to suit your driving style and needs, since you're already used to driving a street beast. but it's plagued with the three diamond emblem (if you care) and it has four doors...something you will find to be a bitch when you go out. but hey, it's roughly $5000 cheaper than the Z.
Yeah I don't know if I'd feel right driving a DSM since I've had alot of tension between me and a few DSM guys around here. Price is a plus, but damn there's too many options Mitsubishi put in that most companies have as std. equipment.
Originally Posted by rich
on the other hand, the Z is sick...it doesn't fit everyone's taste (i.e. S2000 and RX8 jockeys), but it's a 100% sports car. but it is slower than the Evo and you may find that frustrating. between the two, i think it's easier on the eyes, while still maintaining a "bad ass" factor. the thing that held me back from buying an Evo was that i'm in my late 20's...and i needed something i could grow into. i'd feel pretty retarded pulling up to my office in a "gaudy" sedan or when i need to go places with my VP. some people dont care about that shit, but i do..
That's exactly what I think about. Sure if I was 17-18, I'd want the EVO in a heartbeat. But these days I want something on the smoother side, more for me rather than measuring up to someone else.