What are the most overlooked cars in these price ranges?
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Originally Posted by TypeSDriver
$26k-$35k: Pontiac GTO
I know that they stopped making them, but they are some truly nice cars. SO much nicer than the Mustang GT it's not even funny.
I know that they stopped making them, but they are some truly nice cars. SO much nicer than the Mustang GT it's not even funny.
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Yeah, but the gas guzzler only applies to the automatic. If you get the 6-speed manual there is no gas guzzler tax...plus you get the sweet snap, crackle pop upon deceleration!
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Originally Posted by dom
I've driven the Cobalt (it was actually a Pontiac Pursuit) and I didn't think it was all that bad. Leaps and bounds better than the Cavalier. Interior materials were still kinda cheap but overall, not a bad car, especially for the price.
We drove a Cobalt rental in Hawaii last year for two weeks. If we weren't on vacation, I'd been embarrased to be seen in it. And what's with the retardedly large rear wing?
Seriously, to compare the Cobalt with other compacts in its class such as the Mazda3, Civic, and even the Rabbit - it's a complete joke.
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Originally Posted by TypeSDriver
Yeah, but the gas guzzler only applies to the automatic. If you get the 6-speed manual there is no gas guzzler tax...plus you get the sweet snap, crackle pop upon deceleration!
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Originally Posted by charliemike
When I was in Rome, I saw black Quattroportes all over with like 100% tints (not really but it was limo-dark). Completely awesome. +1 for those cars.
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