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Down under we manufacture a fair few of our own cars, the Ford Falcons, Holden Commodores, Holden Special Vehicles (yumm.. i want one...) um.. we have a few toyota plants too, and build the Mitsubishi Magna for export to the US ..
Just gloating n stuff :)
YIKES...anything but the Echo....those have got to be one of the ugliest vehicles I have ever seen. I personally have an Alero..(Oldsmobile)...looks sporty...not too much to insure and if you get the v6, pretty quick...
Check out my american Steel:
http://www.iknowcomputers.com/nova.htm
And my truck here :
http://www.iknowcomputers.com/truck.htm
Cobra, stay away from the newer 2000/01 Eclipse. One, you will be out with the DSM crowd. Two, as of now, there are realy no aftermarket parts available. Three, the '96-'99 comes in the GSX turbo flavour!! With the GSX, A new exhuast, larger intercooler and modifaction to the Tubo, you could easily leave most Mustangs, Camaros, and other Imports in the dust. NOTE: I DID SAY MOST MUSTANGS AND CAMAROS, NOT ALL.Quote:
Originally posted by 'Cobra':
Thanks for everyone's input. Lycia is pretty much right about there being no "American" cars anymore. Pretty much all Dodge/Chrystler cars are going to have Mercedes engines in theme within the next 2 years, because of their recent merger. And the new 2 door Stratus Sedan is just an Eclipse with a Stratus body on it.
The invisible plane is definately not a good idea. I have a hard enough time finding my VISIBLE vehicle in most parking lots.
Eclipse it is!
Cobra
Try to find a Buick Grand National they are incredibly fast have a lot of room and comfort and cheap on insurance (What else can you ask for)
Hey Cobra, go for the turbo Eclipse you can do the work of evil faster.
Cobra, if you can get the 3000GT, make sure you get the VR4, otherwise they aren't quite as fast. Figure 320 HP will do anyone good. :eek: