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My parents have been telling me that i can get a car if its over 3500 pounds. So far I havent found any that I can do anything to. So I want to ask you guys if you know of any cars over 3500 pounds that you can find a lot of aftermarket parts for.

 
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you can always get an Acura RL and put a nice system in it....

 
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You can always get a real fat girlfriend

 
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just buy some really big heavy tires, buy a 10" lift kit and lift the civic!!! then fill the trunk up with about 7 or 8 12"s and some amps and a relly big spare tire mounted to the trunk. well i doubt the engine could handle the weight so chop the front of the engine bay off and drop in a big block engine and get a really heavy body kit.

 
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sry forgot to add it has to be 3500 punds stock after that it doesnt matter.

 
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you can get a civic, which curbs at around 2500lbs, and a 1000lb girlfriend, and you're done [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]

 
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Hmmmm... how bout an older Impalla SS? around 96.. thats gotta be up there

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91-94 infinti q45 heavy but fast a$$ hell.. also the engine is quiet!!!

 
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the new 2 door altima or a mid to late 90's impala SS.

 
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just out of curiosity, WHY? [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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I don't know the curb weight of an Impala SS, but those are AWESOME cars. I'd love to have one, but the one I had an opportunity to buy was out of my price range. That'd be a good car to have. They keep their value very well because the new ones are no competition to the old ones.

 
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because my dad believes the heavier the car the safer. Even though I tell him that sometimes when a car crumpules its better

 
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honestly, hondas are damn safe. I have confidence that if I get into any accident, if someone could survive it, I would. However my car probably won't. If you want a car that will save you and itself, get a bmw. I recommend the 330xi because the awd system adds that extra unneccessary weight your dad wants.

 
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haha thats what the president of the company i work for drives. if i came into work in one of those she would think about how much shes payin me.

 
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Get a Saleen Xtreme 425 hpwr stock Only problem its $60,000[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG]

 
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Okay...did your dad give you a budget for this?.. you can always get a nice pickup.. like an S10 Extreme with the 4.3l ..or a rustang...get a Cadilac Escalade [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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sounds pimp.
tried looking into them a few years beore i bought the civic.
maybe look into a caddy, i might be getting an 82 coupe deville thats in mint condition.
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Get a Ford Crown Victoria...or if you can swing it...another Panther platform car. Lincoln Town Car or Mercury Grand Marquis or Marauder. You'll never be more satisfied. I've never had a car that was better than my Crown Vic, plus with the 4.6L V8 there's tons of possible mods you can do to it. Check out www.crownvic.net if you want more info.

 
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I love these kinds of questions! The Impala SS & Crown Vic were a good suggestions...(I figure you are on some kind of budget around the price of a Civic??? $15-$17K) but here are some others that could meet the weight limit imposed by the parents:

BMW has their two big sedans, the 540 and the 740. The "40" means they are powered by a 4.0 liter V-8 which has 282 horsepower. The 540 is the way to go, because it is lighter weight and you can get a SIX speed transmission [IMG]i/expressions/demon.gif[/IMG] The biggest problem is you will have to go all the way back to a 1995 model with ~85,000 miles for $15,000 and I wouldn't want to pay your insurance [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG] If you want luxury, the 740 is actually about the same price and is full luxury--it cost $80,000 new and has stuff like a factory Bose sound system and reclining rear seats for your pimpin pleasure. Both cars are rear wheel drive of course.

Ford released the limited edition Taurus SHO (Super High Output) V-8 from 1996 to 1999. They completely loaded a Taurus with leather, moonroof, CD, spoiler, etc., and installed a Yamaha-built 235 horsepower V-8. The price new was ~$31,000. In all 4 years of production less than 20,000 of these cars were built. Good news: there is a group of hard-core owners that modify their cars and produce some performance parts for these cars. Bad news: Ford screwed over all SHO owners because the engines had a defect and Ford has done nothing about it. If you buy one of these cars, you can get a 1999 model with only 50,000 miles for only $12,000 to $14,000 but save another $600 to fix the cam gears as soon as you buy the car!

If you want some more I'll give you some more--just tell me what kind of money you are spending and how old or new you are allowed to go...

 
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well im on a budget of how much I can pay. Which as of right now is only 8 grand. I'm 16 but wouldnt have to pay for the insurance. And my parents wont finance/lease a car for me even if i made the payments.

 
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Hummer baby, thats the way to go, then get a good civic with a super sound system, and put it in the hummers trunk

 
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CADDY

 
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OK, now that Infiniti Q45 suggested earlier is in the $8K range if you look at the 1993 to 1995 models. 1997 Mitsubishi Diamante is also a 3500 lb car in the $8K area if you want something newer. Not much in the way of aftermarket parts for these two cars though.

I think the perfect car that not many people are aware of is a 2 door Pontiac Grand Prix GTP or Buick Regal Gran Sport. They look like old people cars, but they actually have pretty nice interiors and alot of options. (Mechanically they are essentially twins under the different bodies) They come from the factory with a 3.8 liter
supercharged 240 horsepower V-6 with a 4 speed automatic. There are some performance parts and tricks available and some owners have really sneaky fast cars. For 8 grand you can get yourself into a 1997 or 1998 model Grand Prix.
Sorry - GM dropped the 2 door in 1998 - but you still might want to check these out! With CAI, pulley, exhaust, chip, etc, these cars are knocking on a 13 second 1/4 mile. Go to www.regalgs.org and look around because these cars can shock a lot of lighter cars. And yes...they DO weigh 3400-3600 pounds, depending on the options.

My Civics might not be able to outrun them, but they are more reliable

 
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95 97-99 Monte Carlo

dont get a 96, horrible year, GM was on strike, they fall apart