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I traded in my 1 year old 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP supercharged with many upgrades. If it was a manual and RWD I would of thought more about keeping it. I kind of miss the big red beast. But the Z makes up for it everytime I turn the key.
Originally posted by UFO Traded in my wife's Mazda MX-3 GS. Had it for 10 years. I guess they sold it right away, probably to some kid who wanted to rice out the little V6.
The V6 i had was a little bigger than yours ... I owned a '93 Mazda MX-6 LS ... i'm gonna miss white lightning.
traded in 1998 Corvette w/ 365 hp. the z is a far smoother quieter better handling ride...but ssslllllooooowwwww. oh well. i love my new car. silverstone touring 6m.
I am on my 3rd transmission in just about 1 year.Thank god the car was a lease.I could not find the 350Z around here in NJ,so I did a search online.I wanted a brickyard/charcoal interior with the automatic.I found the car at a dealer in Iowa.The car is going to be here in a few days.
1988 Honda Prelude, 248,000!!! Cherry red (faded), Stick shift (badly needs new clutch), alarm (not needed). I didn't read all the posts, how do I compare?
Not sure everyone would consider it a real sports car, but I traded in my '96 Mustang GT. I've been driving it since it was new, and it's been a great car. Good throaty sound too.
I traded in my 2001 black CL Type S. It had some *****, but it was still an auto. Before that I had a 1998 prelude with some mods and I still miss that car.
good car. definately a sports car. i traded '98 vette. drove it for 6 years and didn't want to own it after (extended) waranty expired in 3 months. that car had a great sound.
I traded in my 1995 Eagle Talon Tsi AWD. I kinda miss the turbo all wheel drive action. But I don't miss all the hassles and repairs. DSM's are good cars, you just have to love to work on them every spare minute you have. I think I was fixing that car more than I was driving it. Needless to say, I'm extremely happy with the Z.