2009 Mazdaspeed3

-Only 24k miles on the odo, so it should last a while. (I don't usually have to drive very far , obv)

-The big surge of power when full boost comes on still puts a big smile on my face.

-I love the hatchback versatility. I just picked up a new bike the other day and didn't have a bike rack on the car.
I was able to put the bike in the back without having to take the wheels off or anything. I just had to fold the rear seats down...and take the car seat out of the back too. h:

-As of last month, it's paid off...which makes me like it even more.

 

I have womped on a speed3, and it is definitely one of my favorites If I didn't need a "grown up" car, that would be high on the list.

 

Just got it 4 months ago. Yes I still like it.

 

Side Note: You still detail cars?
I feel similarly about my 2006, but it's 6-speed.

 

Every time I see one, i just stare at it like it's a ferrari or some exotic car. I really like the styling Serious

 

Oh yeah...forgot I had my '13 Highlander Limited. It's nice, comfy, roomy and has a bunch of cool options.

 

I liked it a lot when we test drove it.

 

330i - yes still love it, but at 235k miles, anything can and will break.
G35 - just hit 100k this week, so now its out of warranty. fighting the urge to not trade it in for a MPG monster or truck or german v8
Subaru - needs new brakes and trans for me to really enjoy the car to its fullest, but by then the motor will blow up. stupid subarus.

 

What are you trying to say? :squint:


LOL. Seriously though, I know what you mean. Going to some of the Mazda meets, I see that the attendees seems to be younger and younger every time. A Speed6 would be a fun car and may be considered a little more "grown up". I plan to keep my car for a while but I'm interested in seeing what Mazda does with the new 6 and if they'll create another Mazdaspeed6.

 

03 Civic Sedan LX - automatic - 171k

average 35 mpg
balls slow

that's about all.