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Hypothetical: You have about $25k to spend on a new car... What do you purchase?

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Old 12-18-2007, 03:59 PM
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Default Honestly, I dunno I'm sold completely, but they're making some nice improvements for '08.5.

All cosmetic stuff, and mostly interior, but stuff that I like...
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Default Yeah, I remember from when she came to visit. My friend Sam has an IDENTICAL one...

Though he doesn't keep his wheels nearly as clean.

Despite his abuse, it's been a flawless car, and I've really enjoyed driving it when he's tossed me the keys.
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It doesn't have to be new, but I've had poor luck with used in the past. But yeah, I like it a lot.
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Default Fair enough>>>

i appreciate your thoughts.....i liked it for its simplicity.....

Plus...the seats are much nicer then the OEM standard gear....(maybe because i am a fat a$$ and you are not) helps....

Regardless...whatever you decide on, i am sure it will be fun....
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mini cooper S for sure.
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Default I like the Mazda 3... but that aside, read the last two paragraphs of this:

<ul><li><a href="http://www.motivemag.com/pub/feature/first_steer/Motive_First_Drive_2008_Saturn_Astra.shtml">Clicky </a></li></ul>
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Default No, no, and a distinct possibility.

I'd be open to the Si if we got the hatchback version the rest of the world gets. =/
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Not for $25k, not that I've seen, anyway.
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Actually, I'd love a Phaeton, but keeping one fed (with petrol) is the issue.
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Default I'm concerned about the Haldex units on the .:Rs, otherwise, yeah, that'd be a big consideration.

But I still find the handling slushy, and I don't want to end up throwing all the money I threw at my TT on another car to get the handling the way I'd like it to be...


Honestly, the TT is one of the reasons that I'm so turned off of VAG cars. That, and the fact that they haven't made anything that I've been at all interested in a while.


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