shoeless89
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What car should I get?
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alko
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alko
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REALLY?!?!?! Why do you say that? I LOVE Honda's...had 2 Accord EX's and this Acura TSX. Never had problems with them. My ONLY gripe is the thin paint.
:whs: :iagree::dblthumb2:Im the MAN:TSXshuffle:
slickooz
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I don't like how the newer Accord sedan rear looks. I know Honda is really reliable but their design department needs to wow people. The Accord is due for an upgrade soon and hope they change things up.
Before buying the TSX, I wanted 2005 Accord but was very hard to find one at good price. Really liked that year model, so sleek.
Before buying the TSX, I wanted 2005 Accord but was very hard to find one at good price. Really liked that year model, so sleek.
slickooz
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Yeah, most Honda/Acura models are long due to change soon. Finger cross!
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXzufKLQnHY]2013 Honda Accord Coupe Concept - 2012 Detroit Auto Show - YouTube[/video]
i don't like the way the bottom end of the trunk looks...
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It's really NOT the mystery that everyone makes it out to be. The engine itself is very simple, much more so than a piston engine. Major things to remember... check your engine oil regularly, it is designed to burn a little. And use the rev range religiously, driving a rotary like a granny creates carbon build-up.
If you ever drive one, the balance and handling of the car is like no other. You just may be hooked. It's not a straight line race car, torque is the one short coming. But a curvey mountain road is your heaven!
Tundra_10
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I agree. I almost bought one a few years ago (I think it was 2010ish time frame). I did not because there were talks of Mazda making a DISI version of the rotary and it would have a ton more power. That annoyed me and discouraged me from wanting to get one before they made the leap to direct injection. Not sure if they have yet or not, however I am no longer in the market for a newer car.
I love those cars, they handle curves like no ones business and feel like grip is endless. I think for the money it is really hard to beat a Mazda for the "fun to drive factor" period. I had a 07 speed3 that to this day I still miss, fastest car I ever owned to date. My 6000lb truck being second and 07 civic si 3rd lol.
TimmyG
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If you're looking for a daily driver - look at the civic imo. I recently test drove a new 2012 Honda Accord and thought that it handled like crap and the ride wasn't very nice. My wife and I ended up getting a 2012 Camry XLE and the damn thing drives like a Cadillac, seriously!
If not a daily driver - get the 370Z imo. I test drove one before I bought my C6 Z06 and it was definitely a sweet ride.
If not a daily driver - get the 370Z imo. I test drove one before I bought my C6 Z06 and it was definitely a sweet ride.
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Civic Si for sure! The Scion tC is a pretty nice ride for sure but the Corolla, well, not much of an enthuisist's ride IMO (yes, I know anything can be modded) and as far as a used 350Z, well, I see your in NY and I wouldn't wanna drive that in the snow, plus there's really no warranty on it. The new Si with its new engine addresses the torque issue, so driving around town is alot better.
Good luck with whatever you chose:xyxthumbs:
Good luck with whatever you chose:xyxthumbs:
arack
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I am the proud owner of a new TL. You will not find a better value for a near luxury car. You would need to spend some serious money if you want Ferrari like styling for a sedan.