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Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Are girls attracted to guys with sports cars?







My friend drives a 2004 Ford Mustang. Although it is 6 years old, he still attracts girls with his car. When this other kid at my school got a 2005 Ford Mustang, girls started dating him too. Im not going to lie, my friends are a little attractive (no homo) but I don't fall to far behind them. I drive a Kia Soul and do not attract any girls. Are girls attracted to guys with sports cars?

Most of the girls were interested in them when they got their Mustang's.



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I would not say they are attracted to guys with sports cars, (word for word from my girlfriend of seven years) but girls like guys with "clean" cars. Most of the time when guys have a sports car reguardless of year make and modle, 99% of the time the car is real clean, (paint, interior, exter. ect) Now, you say you've got a Kia Soul, that's a new modle car, I'd gues 09, or so... You've got a 100,000 / 10 year warrenty. I'm in the automotive field, and my girlfriend owns a 06 kia spectra, and I can tell you first hand, you'll never have to put money into that car for parts that break on you. Because Kia's are very reliable cars. As though I'm a die hard Ford fan, those guys with those mustangs will be needing to replace part as part because lets face it, they will be riding the cars real hard. Think about it this way, they're on a date and than the car dies cause of how hard they drive them LOL would be funny, You on the other hand have a brand new car... and it's a Kia. I've never had to do anything to my girls car, and I promise you it'lll always remain like that. Keep the car, and wait until the right girl comes along. I met my girl in 7th grade... my first car was a 93 ford taurs, second car, 07 mustang, third 95 thunderbird, and now i'm in a 99 ranger... still with her.

cheapest sports car ?




Natalie


im turning 19 in 3 1/2 weeks, ive had the same job at mcdonald's since i was 15 (believe it or not), dont criticize me, thats not what the question is about. anyways so ive been able to save up money, so im looking for a cool-looking sports car, with decent fuel economy (please be more lenient on the "decent" part), reasonably priced (maybe about $4500-$10000), and in general just very high-performance for its price


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No one should criticize you, should be proud you're so hardworking.

Anyway for 10,000 no doubt a Honda Civic comes into mind. If you're looking for power, then stay away from that.

Mustang is a good deal, they're relatively affordable. You'll get a nice one for 10,000.

Acura RSX is also something to look at. Stock is okay, once you hook it up a little, it can hold it's own in terms of accel and hp. One of my personal favorites, you'll be able to get a 2006 model.

If you just want looks, mitsubishi eclipse. You can get a 2006 model, with maybe 50,000 miles. It'll last you and it's lightweight. Good accel, not a lot of HP but if you get the v4 it'll be good on gas.

Nissan 350z. This is if you're really looking for that power. Best you'd get is a 2003, 80,000 miles if you get manual. It's only a 2 seater and was made for sheer power.

I find the Audi TT to look like a female car. It's an audi so you'll be getting an older model. 2003 at most. But it's definitely very sporty.

Now if you're going ONLY for looks, get the mazda RX 8. It is a good car, the newer ones that is. Mazda is improving on their quality. The power is on the low side but it has all the looks you could want for a great price.

Also if you've heard of a brand called Scion, it was made by Toyota for college students. Who want something that looks nice and has great mpg. So check out the Scion TC. It has a lot of capabilities, very affordable as well.

Finally another good choice is a Hyundai Tiburon. You can get a 2007 model, with low miles for 10,000. It looks like a monster, with very nice accel and mpg. HP is a little low but thats okay.




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Thursday, April 24, 2014

What are some old, cheap, sports cars available?

Q. I'm looking for a first car but I dont want a normal car or truck or anything typical. i was thinking about a vw 70's beetle, then i saw the karmann ghia. But although reviews are good for the karmann, they have some disadvantages. I still want it though. So are there any sports car types that i can get fairly cheap? $4 or $5 thousand. Or should i go with the Karmann?
Thanks :]


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70's sports cars:
Triumph Spitfire,TR6, TR7
MG Midget, MGB
Fiat 850, 124 (cheap, and unreliable)
Datsun 240z (not sure on the numbers of the z's)
Mazda RX2 RX3 (hard to find replacement engine parts)
Toyota Celica
Austin Sprite
There were others, these are the low end models. Some nice street worthy ones can be found in this price range. They are referred to as "thirty footers" meaning they look good at a distance but are not show quality. All require more then average maintenance, some are easy to find parts for and others almost impossible to find parts for. Some had a sedan counter part that handles very well, such as the 510 Datsun.

fast, cheap sports cars?

Q. i need help finding a car. i need a car that is fast and not expensive. my budget is 5000-8000. MAYBE more.
i would like newer but other is cool too.
want it to be quick & fast.
and i will also have at least 2000 for repairs.


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You have a sufficient budget for a good German sports car.

I would stick with an old model (1999 - 2004) E46 3 series. These cars are light weight, quick and handle amazing. They have a good class and bold appeal to them. If you look hard enough you will be able to find one in good condition and low mileage. Then you may spend your $2000 repair budget on some nice M3 rims and coil overs :D That's just my opinion.

Other than that if you want sport and luxury then an Audi A4. Nice looks, good engine and the 4 wheel drive system makes it handle great in any weather. Again need to look around for a decent condition one.

Finally if non of them suit your taste then I would say JDM. With 8000 you can find a really nice:
Acura RSX
Acura Integra
Toyota Celica
Mazda Miata (already mentioned)

These cars are easy and extremely cheap to buy but BEWARE that you will have to put your $2000 in beefing up the cars so they match the performance of German sports cars. But the good part about JDM is that you can personalize the car any way you like.

Good luck!




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Saturday, November 16, 2013

I'm almost 16 and my parents are bying me a car. What are good american sports cars?

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Erin M


I want an american car.. preferably GM. What are good sports cars other the the Camaro? Im not looking to buy a brand new one. Ford or any other american car business works too though.


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are your parents rich? if so, then a sports car would be fine. and just fyi, don't buy GM, they're prolly the worse car makers in the world. if you buy anything with a GM motor in it, it WILL break after 4 months. I have tested this, and it is confirmed.

If you want to not look like a spoiled brat, get an older muscle/sporty car. Like a 1994 camaro, or a 1990 firebird. heck, even a 1976 corvette would do you well. you most likely won't find one of these running, so put a v8 big block in and listen to it purr. If you do end up with one of these, make sure you bring it to races and car shows, or it'll be a waste.

If you want to look like a spoiled brat, get any year 2000+ car you see and like the look of. Don't even ask what motor and parts are in it, since you're not paying for it, why would you care. My personally recomendations for the spoiled brat car is 2010 integra, 2009 ferrario, lambourginis, etc.

good luck

Why are there no cheap sports cars?




vincent_va


I've always wondered. The actual appearance of a sports car comes from the chassis, but that's just plastic and metal, and not particularly expensive. It's the engine and the performance that costs money and makes sports cars so expensive.
But since people seem to like sports cars, why don't car manufacturers just slap a sports car chassis onto a regular car? It would look like a ferrari or lamborghini or whatever you want, but it's really just a Volvo C30.

It's not like it actually matters whether or not the car can go 300 Km/h or not, since no one ever drives that fast anyway.



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>Why are there no cheap sports cars?

Define cheap ? You can find "sports cars" that start around or even under the $20k mark new (and go way up from there).

>...but that's just plastic and metal, and not particularly expensive...

So, by that logic, wouldn't the engine (and everything else) be cheap too? I mean, it's all pretty much just metal? The chassis IS the car. Developing a chassis that is capable of high performance and then manufacturing it is the majority of the cost of a car. The engine and everything else is often the cheap bits (relatively). The cost of the raw materials has little to do with the cost of the final work (the engineering, custom fabrication, etc. is the cost). You could put a Ferrari engine, brakes, etc in that Volvo C30, and it wouldn't come close to the performance of the Ferrari around a track. Those parts are important, but not as important as the chassis itself (it's balance, rigidity, layout, etc); and in a high end sports car, it's designed to work in concert with the other components.

> just slap a sports car chassis onto a regular car?

Manufacturers have, since the earliest days of car production, copied styling elements from race and sports cars on to other cars (do you really think those Honda Civics need those spoilers? Or those brake ducts that don't actually feed air to the brakes on some cars?). That's not the chassis though... just body panels and styling. But since the form of a car often follows it's function, designing a car that is usable for daily commutes and seats four, is available for a low cost (and therefore using off the shelf, not custom made parts) will compromise what is possible.




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Tuesday, September 17, 2013

what would be a fun, reliable sports car to play around with and tune up? What would you get?

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Adam


Im looking around for a second car that would be fun to work with and put money into, yet i dont want to pay up for the stock car. I dont want anything way old. (15 years max). But i want something american made, just due to the accessibility of parts as well as something fast. So im looking for a fast, reliable used sports car to play around with and tune up. What would you get? thanks for the time.


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2009 bmw M3

I'm almost 16 and my parents are bying me a car. What are good american sports cars?




Erin M


I want an american car.. preferably GM. What are good sports cars other the the Camaro? Im not looking to buy a brand new one. Ford or any other american car business works too though.


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are your parents rich? if so, then a sports car would be fine. and just fyi, don't buy GM, they're prolly the worse car makers in the world. if you buy anything with a GM motor in it, it WILL break after 4 months. I have tested this, and it is confirmed.

If you want to not look like a spoiled brat, get an older muscle/sporty car. Like a 1994 camaro, or a 1990 firebird. heck, even a 1976 corvette would do you well. you most likely won't find one of these running, so put a v8 big block in and listen to it purr. If you do end up with one of these, make sure you bring it to races and car shows, or it'll be a waste.

If you want to look like a spoiled brat, get any year 2000+ car you see and like the look of. Don't even ask what motor and parts are in it, since you're not paying for it, why would you care. My personally recomendations for the spoiled brat car is 2010 integra, 2009 ferrario, lambourginis, etc.

good luck




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