...2006 GTO with 10K miles and a 6-speed . I will miss the Acura (and the 28mpg!) but I have been looking for a deal on a speedier car and I think I found it.

Been a pleasure reading these boards for the last 3 years and best wishes to ya'll!

 

Sorry, this offends me a bit. Why do all these people we've never heard of come back to tell us they've dumped the car we love? You'd think they'd be saying hello to the forums for that new car. For a guy who's only posted twenty four meesages in two years he picked a trivial thing to post about let alone start a thread. That someone got rid of a TSX is borderline off topic.

 

Just because he's only posted a certain amount of times means nothing. I don't post all the time, but I lurk and read a lot of the messages. I think its fine if thats what he wants to do. I wish him luck with his new car.

 

good luck with the gto!

 

enjoy the goat! lots of horsepower for the price!

 

best of luck and safe driving to you-my speeding days are over-tsx has enough power and i do alot of driving-mostly highway-approx. 30,000 miles a year

 

I truly hope it's built better than my brother's 2004 GTO. That thing has more rattles than the Arizona desert AND always seems to have to go to the shop (last two alternators lasted less than 4 months each).

I think the best thing to say is Good Luck! You'd never catch me in a Pontiac again.

 

And why do you keep finding trivial things to dwell on? Haven't you learned your lesson yet?

 

Congrats on the GTO!!

I want to see the final specs on the new camero when it comes out. I haven't purchased an American car in almost 19 years (all honda/acura). The new GM cars like the Camero, Arcadia and Caddy CTS are making me look and think twice.

 

Pontiac, huh. I guess if the precipitating factor is a need for speed then I see why you made the choice. Good luck.

 

any pikzz

 

I was looking at GTO's myself good luck and happy driveing