Car Opinions

[Coronita]

[quote=Ren][quote=NewtoSanDiego]Porsche Boxter – pussy porsche

Any thoughts?[/quote]

I know it’s just your first impression of the cars and that you’re mostly joking, so don’t take this personally… it’s just a short rant against Porsche ignorance everywhere, from a serious enthusiast.

Spelling “Boxster” wrong is a dead giveaway that a person doesn’t know anything about the car. It’s actually one of the best production racing platforms available, unfortunately underutilized. It’s mid-engined, compared to the 911’s rear engine, so much better balanced. It’s relatively light and the flat-6 has a very low center of gravity compared to an inline or V.

There’s a reason Porsche handicaps the Boxster and Cayman with less horsepower. The 911 is their flagship, and they know that all else being equal (engine, suspension, tires, etc), a “pussy Porsche” will embarrass a 911 on any track.[/quote]

The porsche boxster spyder isn’t exactly a slouch

[dbapig]

[quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.

[dbapig]

[quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.

[dbapig]

[quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.

[dbapig]

[quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.

[dbapig]

[quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.

[an]

[quote=dbapig][quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.[/quote]
Low fund when you compare to other cars with similar size, equipment, power, etc.

[an]

[quote=dbapig][quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.[/quote]
Low fund when you compare to other cars with similar size, equipment, power, etc.

[an]

[quote=dbapig][quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.[/quote]
Low fund when you compare to other cars with similar size, equipment, power, etc.

[an]

[quote=dbapig][quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.[/quote]
Low fund when you compare to other cars with similar size, equipment, power, etc.

[an]

[quote=dbapig][quote=bsrsharma]Or play safe and buy a Camry, Accord or Altima

If low on funds, go Hyundai or Kia

I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it.[/quote]

base 2009 Genesis 3.8 costs $32,250.

Not exactly a low fund model imho.[/quote]
Low fund when you compare to other cars with similar size, equipment, power, etc.

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

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