Originally Posted by a_integra_87

In my experience, I was 17, actually come to think of it 16 when I got my GSR. I had a 98 Supersonic Blue Pearl GSR. God I loved and really miss it.

Things I loved about it, the color (of course) the style, the body design was just awsome. I got compliments everywhere from that car.
The power for a 1.8 NA 4 cyl was amazing And still got about 30mpg highway and about 22-28 on backroads and city. Everything was great on that car, I really regret getting rid of it...long live the GSR



Things that I didnt like about it were the high cost. It was a really expensive car to begin with, and at 16 paying my own insurance of $240 PER MONTH was a little crazy. Thats the main reason I was forced to sell.

Just for reference here WAS my baby
:cry:

Originally Posted by reno96teg

let's see, off the top of my head..

- cheap to operate (fuel, maintenance, insurance is very cheap for me, but i'm 28yo)
- reliable
- fun to drive
- good gas mileage (i average 30+mpg)
- and, after becoming familiar with the car, it's nice to mod

mine:

Originally Posted by TheOtherDave™

Hi..

* If I had to narrow it down to one thing... it would be versatility, believe it or not.

* I love the exterior and interior design. Despite everyone going nuts over the JDM front end, I still think the US front end is quite beautiful.
* The handling and power are great (when you consider the price of the car).

* And the coupe is capable of hauling an incredible amount of stuff.
I moved down to LA from SF last summer... and I was really impressed with how much room you've got to play with. Also suprising was how well the car performed, even when loaded with 600-800lbs of cargo. h:

Lastly, the reliability is just fantastic. As you go through HS & College, the luxury of having a reliable car that is fun to drive can't be beat. Do the regular maintenance on time and the car keeps running like a champ.

* The fuel efficiency is also pretty darn good.
I drive fairly aggressively and get 24 - 26 mpg on city streets... and as much as 35mpg on the longer highway trips.

And since Reno posted his, I might as well follow suit.
It's an older pic, but still pretty accurate..


And in case I forgot to do so before..... :cheers: Welcome to HAN.