Hmmm 7th Gen or ...
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Hmmm 7th Gen or ...
Dodge Neon SRT-4 -- I drove one today and OMG i want!
I was planning on dumping alot of $$ into the 7th gen this winter but wow I am in love with this domestic... And so many parts are becoming available for this car I dunno what to do...
I was planning on dumping alot of $$ into the 7th gen this winter but wow I am in love with this domestic... And so many parts are becoming available for this car I dunno what to do...
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i dont trust dodge
yeah, it has a turbo, and its fast, but its a death trap bro
Stay with Honda. Sure the dealerships may be fulla dumbasses, but the cars are more reliable than dodge, and thats what matters.
i dont trust dodge
yeah, it has a turbo, and its fast, but its a death trap bro
Stay with Honda. Sure the dealerships may be fulla dumbasses, but the cars are more reliable than dodge, and thats what matters.
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SRT 4 is freaking awesome.......great platform to start, and with a stage two or three boost upgrade......watch out.
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Rep Power: 0 i say picture your civic the way you want it when its done, picture the SRT the way you want it when its done then decide....
i hate domestic....im always worried about reliability....especially a boosted domestic...
i hate domestic....im always worried about reliability....especially a boosted domestic...
SRT-4 SUCKS. wait about a year or two and see how many are falling apart. How many civic do you know from the early 90's still around. TONS. Compare that to dodge anything...........
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How much is used SRT - 4 now?
Like $23000-ish...
I was going to trade my 2003 EL Premiun for SRT-4, baut then realised that I have to pay another $5000 to have my mntly payments to stay the same, also SRT cost more to insure. I didnt want to spend extra moneis for used Dodge. I 'm getting $ for TSI turbo kit for my car. I think that as far as "vehicle" EL is a better choice than SRT.
** Cheap speed is cheap now, but costs more later **
Like $23000-ish...
I was going to trade my 2003 EL Premiun for SRT-4, baut then realised that I have to pay another $5000 to have my mntly payments to stay the same, also SRT cost more to insure. I didnt want to spend extra moneis for used Dodge. I 'm getting $ for TSI turbo kit for my car. I think that as far as "vehicle" EL is a better choice than SRT.
** Cheap speed is cheap now, but costs more later **
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Rep Power: 0 Got rid of my 02 Civic Coupe and got the 04 SRT-4. No comparison for power. I don't know if I'll own it in 3 years - but I get rid of all my cars in 2 or 3 years anyway. By far the best bang for the buck of any car, and I tested lots
(RSX-S/350Z/RX8/S2000/VR6). The engine is strong, the seats are great, boosting is amazing and the look - well thats subjective anyway - I like it. It needs some mods to be really good - the suspension, but everything else can be stock.
Best bang for the buck is any new sportbike. I'll probably get flamed for this, but is my opinion.
(RSX-S/350Z/RX8/S2000/VR6). The engine is strong, the seats are great, boosting is amazing and the look - well thats subjective anyway - I like it. It needs some mods to be really good - the suspension, but everything else can be stock.
Best bang for the buck is any new sportbike. I'll probably get flamed for this, but is my opinion.
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