Need Some Suggestions

Discussion in 'Detailing Bliss Lounge' started by TimAD, Jul 31, 2012.

  1. TimAD

    TimAD Jedi Nuba

    I'm looking for some ideas of what car i should look into buying, and since this is an enthusiast forum it would help to hear some of your suggestions. Obviously i have scoured the web and have had trouble finding something that fits. Now looking for outside opinions, Hyundai Genesis coupe Track, BMW Z4M and CTS-V have been on my list but have been now excluded do to different reasons.

    I've had my TL Type-S for a year now and need to get into something new for a couple of reasons, it's an amazing car but simply i'm just plain bored. FWD, 4 doors and an automatic just isn't cutting it!

    My Criteria:
    Anything but FWD, i'd even do one wheel drive instead of fwd.
    Manual
    2005+
    Under $30,000
    Ideally a 2 door.
    Decent gas mileage, i just can't handle 15mpg.
    Decently reliable, Maserati won't make that list

    Besides that i'm not being to picky.

    I appreciate any input and look forward to doing a correction on my new car!
     
  2. hamza7

    hamza7 Welcome to Detailing

    Would a Mustang work for you, unless you like to track then a Mustang is no good.

    If you can afford the insurance and repairs, get like a used 3.35d...

    TL-S is great, I would love that vehicle.
     
  3. Kilo6_one

    Kilo6_one DB Forum Supporter

    mustang or challanger has my vote..........
     
  4. Pureshine

    Pureshine DB Pro Supporter

    R32!!!!!!!!
     
  5. 911Fanatic

    911Fanatic DB Pro Supporter

    What kind of driving do you normally do? Although I love my brothers 2011 GTi, I'm just not in the mood for go karts anymore. An Audi S4 Avant would be nice. Love a german wagen.
     
  6. 9evolution

    9evolution Any Rag Vehicle Washer

    ^+1 what do you want to use car for? Toy,DD,Track? I'm a awd fan so I would consider a Subaru Legacy gt spec-b. The Genesis is nice, my evo is almost paid off and I am considering picking one up as well
     
  7. xGaspy

    xGaspy Virgin Detailer

    This is the perfect reply. I love my GTI but am definitely looking forward to the day I can jump up to the Rings.
     
  8. dr.jay

    dr.jay Birth of a Detailer

    135(biased opinion), 335 or an a5 can't go wrong with either of those
     
  9. minorc

    minorc Two Bucket System Washer

    BRZ, FRS, Genesis
     
  10. 9evolution

    9evolution Any Rag Vehicle Washer

    ^ the A5 is seriously under powered imo. The 2.0T is smooth but lacks sufficient power to really move the almost 4000 pound car. The BRZ and FRS are in the same boat not enough power. I do like them, waiting to see a reliable turbo kit for them. I'm sure Subaru will offer a STI model
     
  11. minorc

    minorc Two Bucket System Washer

    That will be the day that I trade in my 07.
     
  12. TimAD

    TimAD Jedi Nuba

    It will be my daily driver, and occasionally Auto-X/ Track "B*tch". I just test drove a 370Z sport package, and a Genesis Coupe Track package today with some outcomes. Honestly surprised to say that the Genesis was an overall better car. Quicker, better feel, better brakes and about $6,000 less! Unfortunately there is only 1 Manual Genesis 13' coupe in the state of California currently as they are halfway through the model change and i there is apparently a massive shortage...

    I really like the FRS/BRZ as i have driven both but as said previously they lack power for what they are. Looking into possibly a 6 speed 135i but they're a little out of my price range.

    Any other suggestions?
     
  13. vtec92civic

    vtec92civic Nuba Guru

    Just get yourself a STi and track that. You will be super happy with the handling as well as power and the ease of upgrading. You may also want to consider a used M3 like a 06 or something like that as they are great cars. There is really a ton of choices you just need to narrow it down bit.

    135M would be sweet but expensive im sure.
     
  14. supercharged

    supercharged DB Forum Supporter

    Mercedes CL550...
     

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