| sick_boy |
I am planning to bring a car from the states in spring but i got a liltle probelm...
I am not sure what is better to get and more practicable.
I narroved it down to 2 cars 91-94 Nissan 300zx TT and 98-99 Eclipse GSX.
What you think is gonna be better to work on, have better resale value and car in general i am planning to drive it during the summer for work and i drive maybe 70-100km a day so which one will get better gas miledge and such. Also will any of them be good on long trips becouse i might go to europe in near future and i wiould like to drive there
Car wont be driven in the winter time so no worry aobut winter habdling and suck i got a truck for that.
PS sorry for some spelling mistakes english is not my first laungadge. |
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| bluciv93 |
| you want to drive to europe? |
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| sick_boy |
| well take a fairy across the ocean of course |
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| bluciv93 |
work on - GSX
resale - 300zx
gas mileage GSX
and they both will be good on long trips if they are in good condition but a 300zx is a chick magnet everywhere you go ;) |
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| McFly |
GTR :thumbup:
I could cut you a good deal.
awd for the winter, known world wide, resale higher in Europe then Canada:) |
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| ChromeDragon |
quote:
Originally posted by sick_boy
well take a fairy across the ocean of course
Fairies' wings are strong enough to carry a big car like that?:dunno: |
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| eclipse.soul |
| ^you know what he means, hahaha...as for the GSX ive been in a long road trip in one before (driving mine up from California) and honestly its not that bad being in there for a while. thats just me though. |
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| 95EagleAWD |
GSX.
Or a Talon, since they're a little cheaper up here. |
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| boarderfatty |
| Having owned a talon awd I am kind of biased, but I think a GSX would be an awsome car. They are fun and easy to work on, with a decent amount of room under the hood compared to a 300, and you can still make them quite quick, and in fairly easy to get them into the 13's. Also I think the GSX is a wicked looking car stock, a white one lowered with a carbonfiber lip is a hot looking car in my opinion. Just look at phil's (notaturbotalon) |
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| Godzilla |
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Originally posted by McFly
GTR :thumbup:
I could cut you a good deal.
awd for the winter, known world wide, resale higher in Europe then Canada:)
your're selling again? make up your damn mind |
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| 300zxgal |
quote:
Originally posted by bluciv93
work on - GSX
resale - 300zx
gas mileage GSX
and they both will be good on long trips if they are in good condition but a 300zx is a chick magnet everywhere you go ;)
and if a chick drives the 300? |
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| STiPWR |
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Originally posted by 300zxgal
and if a chick drives the 300?
she attracts LESBIANS!!! :thumbup: |
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| boarderfatty |
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Originally posted by bluciv93
a 300zx is a chick magnet everywhere you go ;)
I have never driven a 300 but to me the 300 has lost alot of its appeal since people have started importing RDH ones and and you can see them everywhere now. I also think the introduction of the 350 has hurt the appeal of the 300 |
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| Blaine B. |
Take each for a test drive and pick the one you like best.
Parts can get expensive for both.
If you aren't going to take advantage of the GSX's AWD for the winter then it is a wash there as well.
300ZX is more of a luxury sports car IMO than a GSX and I would probably lean towards the Nissan for LONG road trips.
Mind you I've road tripped from the southern tip of Florida to Edmonton in a 3rd Gen RX7, so it really wouldn't matter to me either way.
Basically, get any potential purchases inspected by a Journeyman mechanic that YOU trust before laying down the cash. CARFAX is a crapshoot, even with US cars. Getting maintenance history with receipts is a bonus. |
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| 300zxgal |
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Originally posted by STiPWR
she attracts LESBIANS!!! :thumbup:
:blink: lol.. but the lesbians dont know what kind of car it is! |
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| McFly |
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Originally posted by Godzilla
your're selling again? make up your damn mind
no but i can always sell the core and pick up another gtr:)
i am too far in now to throw in the rag. |
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