HAN's opinion v.tark
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When I bought my RSX in '05 I really wanted an '03 G35 coupe, but couldn't make the numbers work. They're great cars. I never did test drive one, but the interior was pretty nice. Do you need rear doors for clients? The coupes are a lot easier to find in a manual (and look a TON better).
I saw a Legacy 2.5GT (probably about a 2008) on my way in to work today. It was lowered a bit, black with black rims and a nicely sized dual exhaust. It looked HOT.
I saw a Legacy 2.5GT (probably about a 2008) on my way in to work today. It was lowered a bit, black with black rims and a nicely sized dual exhaust. It looked HOT.
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waiting for reechy to chime in.
the few times I drove it, I liked the brakes (brembo) and the handling was pretty good. it does ride extremely hard however and the interior wasn't comfortable
the few times I drove it, I liked the brakes (brembo) and the handling was pretty good. it does ride extremely hard however and the interior wasn't comfortable
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it's my D in a B
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When I bought my RSX in '05 I really wanted an '03 G35 coupe, but couldn't make the numbers work. They're great cars. I never did test drive one, but the interior was pretty nice. Do you need rear doors for clients? The coupes are a lot easier to find in a manual (and look a TON better).
I saw a Legacy 2.5GT (probably about a 2008) on my way in to work today. It was lowered a bit, black with black rims and a nicely sized dual exhaust. It looked HOT.
I saw a Legacy 2.5GT (probably about a 2008) on my way in to work today. It was lowered a bit, black with black rims and a nicely sized dual exhaust. It looked HOT.
explain
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if the price is fair
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i can't really explain. let me try to find a link
infiniti TSB http://g35driver.com/forums/tsb-tech...ption-tsb.html
and i was wrong about the generations. i had it backwards
but i have read that 05+> 03-04 as far as reliability and interior design
infiniti TSB http://g35driver.com/forums/tsb-tech...ption-tsb.html
and i was wrong about the generations. i had it backwards
but i have read that 05+> 03-04 as far as reliability and interior design
Last edited by marvinp8700; Dec 22, 2009 at 09:03 AM.
but i grease from there
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lol double post. I'm not looking for a race car, but a work car (carting clients around). But I would like it to handle pretty decent since I do a lot of mountain driving. What I've been looking at is a Legacy GT ('05 plus), and I'd like something roughly on-par with that in the handling department with a little room for small mods like shocks and swaybars.
:edit: As much as I would love an STi, I don't think it's quite big enough in the back seat department, and definitely not quite right image-wiseh:
:edit: As much as I would love an STi, I don't think it's quite big enough in the back seat department, and definitely not quite right image-wise
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M35 and Lexus LS are both way too big for my tastes. I'm looking for something G35/LGT/3-series sized.
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I'm also looking at e46. Is there a reason the only sedans I can find on CL are xi? I think if I were to get a bmw, I'd want the 2wd version, but they're all coupes :eh: