RX-7 or MR-2?
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lol... Anyway, back to the topic at hand. Please, remember to post a reason why you chose the car that you did. The last thing I, or any of us, needs to hear is "Oh, go with the RX-7, MR2's are ghey," or vice-versa.
Thanks again, everyone. I really appreciate all the constructive criticisizm and comments/opinions thus far.
Also, if you think there's another car that's similar to the two that I've already mentioned, and you think it deserves to be compared to the others (eg. 3000GT VR-4) then, by all means, please include it in your comparison or reasoning.
Thanks again, everyone. I really appreciate all the constructive criticisizm and comments/opinions thus far.
Also, if you think there's another car that's similar to the two that I've already mentioned, and you think it deserves to be compared to the others (eg. 3000GT VR-4) then, by all means, please include it in your comparison or reasoning.
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Rep Power: 0 VR4's own...im not a huge DSM fan but these cars are fricken sweet. Like i said before, rotaries are no doubt awesome sports car and a rarity at that but yes they are a high matinence car, if you want it to be your daily driver i would not mod it like crazy. As far as the VR4's my autotech teacher has one, Pnp head, titanium springs retainers, cams(idles like a big block hmmm), bigger turbos, piping, loud loud loud exhaust and its making about 435whp and its his daily driver and he loves it. The VR4 is a heavier car, but is also TT, AWD, straight from the factory....and its got a strong *** motor to take some beating...whichever you go with have fun man! i sure would love to have any of these cars
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Rep Power: 0 I'd go with the rx-7. My grandpa has a 1st gen and he loves it. Hes the original owner. '84 I believe. The TT platform for the rx-7 is powerful and can take a serious beating. The widebodys look sweet. I'd take a rx-7 in a heartbeat. Although my insurance would be more than the note.
Side note: The rx-7 was produced until '97 I believe, same year the supra came off the market.
Side note: The rx-7 was produced until '97 I believe, same year the supra came off the market.
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I'd go with the rx-7. My grandpa has a 1st gen and he loves it. Hes the original owner. '84 I believe. The TT platform for the rx-7 is powerful and can take a serious beating. The widebodys look sweet. I'd take a rx-7 in a heartbeat. Although my insurance would be more than the note.
Side note: The rx-7 was produced until '97 I believe, same year the supra came off the market.
I'd go with the rx-7. My grandpa has a 1st gen and he loves it. Hes the original owner. '84 I believe. The TT platform for the rx-7 is powerful and can take a serious beating. The widebodys look sweet. I'd take a rx-7 in a heartbeat. Although my insurance would be more than the note.
Side note: The rx-7 was produced until '97 I believe, same year the supra came off the market.
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