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Citius · 06-06-09, 08:15

944obscene, I have to say, that was by far the best piece of advice that I have received so far.

I'm looking for something that's more speed/sporty and not necessarily comfort/luxury. However, this will be my daily driver, so I don't want something that I can't stand driving for more than an hour. So basically a little comfort would be nice. Also, I want something newer than 2001 and I don't want to own two vehicles. I might be moving to the city next summer, so my parking will be limited.

I don't want a car that has rear-wheel drive anymore. It would be fun, but not in the winter. So the mustang and the 350z are out. I have to say, all-wheel drive would be nice, but it's definitely not a necessity. I've owned a FWD car before and I got through the winters just fine. Got stuck a few times, but that was when I was still learning how to drive in the winter.

06-06-09, 08:15	#56 (permalink)
Citius Registered User Citius is offline Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 28	Re: Ford Mustang or Acura RSX? 944obscene, I have to say, that was by far the best piece of advice that I have received so far. I'm looking for something that's more speed/sporty and not necessarily comfort/luxury. However, this will be my daily driver, so I don't want something that I can't stand driving for more than an hour. So basically a little comfort would be nice. Also, I want something newer than 2001 and I don't want to own two vehicles. I might be moving to the city next summer, so my parking will be limited. I don't want a car that has rear-wheel drive anymore. It would be fun, but not in the winter. So the mustang and the 350z are out. I have to say, all-wheel drive would be nice, but it's definitely not a necessity. I've owned a FWD car before and I got through the winters just fine. Got stuck a few times, but that was when I was still learning how to drive in the winter.