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new cars are all hideously ugly with terrible visibility, i will continue to buy old sports cars, thanks
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mind the walrus posted:Well this is where I out myself as even dumber and more ignorant than I already seemed (quite a feat I assure you), but I was referring to things like advances in steering and suspension and shocks and engine efficiency and all those things that make the average car from 2005 ride a hell of a lot smoother, faster, and very broadly speaking better than your average car from 1963. well for my money i'd take the stiff and sorta harsh suspension from my 30 year old car with no power steering and a manual transmission over how new cars ride, so
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Carol Pizzamom posted:They're not bad, but they're not on the list of poo poo to recommend for either economy, luxury, or sporty. Kind of like how Toyota is now: Lots of fair to good poo poo but no amazing deals on economy cars (Solid, but pricy nowdays) and their sports car is OK but underpowered and overpriced. Hyundai isn't overpriced but it's maybe not as good a deal as other things. I'd buy a Genesis Coupe before I'd buy any of the other cars in its class  Though I'll just stick with my RX-7 instead of buying any new car at all
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Mange Mite posted:No Mustang? with the experiences our family has had with fords, i'd sooner buy a loving daihatsu than a ford
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