Sports cars

[PlatyPius 5]

I would also take an old VW Rabbit diesel or the Audi Quattro over the Mustang.

Would be a little closer, though.

LOL

I just don't like the GTO. It looks nothing like the old GTOs, while the Mustang looks somewhat like the old Mustang. The GTO looks "generic". It looks like just about any Pontiac product from 1987 to the present.

But yes, my hatred of GM probably plays a role in it.

[mawilson 2,133]

It looks nothing like the old GTOs, while the Mustang looks somewhat like the old Mustang. The GTO looks "generic". It looks like just about any Pontiac product from 1987 to the present.

I have to agree with you there - the Mustang's exterior is great. I love the somewhat retro look,

but unfortunately the interior is cheap and yucky, which is probably why I'm gonna go with the GTO....

[Nagishkaw 510]

I also like the 1986 Buick Grand National. It's sweet. B)

[mawilson 2,133]

I also like the 1986 Buick Grand National. It's sweet. B)

Oh man....why did I give people a third option??

[Nagishkaw 510]

I also like the 1986 Buick Grand National. It's sweet. B)

Oh man....why did I give people a third option??

What do you expect from a girl?

[PlatyPius 5]

Find me a Grand National that is driven daily and isn't puking oil everywhere, knocking like mad, rusted out, or leaking anti-freeze everywhere and I'd consider buying it.....for $50.

[mawilson 2,133]

Find me a Grand National that is driven daily and isn't puking oil everywhere, knocking like mad, rusted out, or leaking anti-freeze everywhere and I'd consider buying it.....for $50.

I live in New York City. I don't need to drive it daily, only occasionally - for fun, on weekends, etc.

[Anna C. 4]

Porsche Carrera!!! We had it for a weekend (friends & coworkers) as a bonus from work. Great car. Little bit expensive though

[mwfaith1971 0]

having had the 4 door version of the GTO back in Australia i am obviously biased towards it.

i had absolutely no problems whatsoever with mine. fit and finish was great, bags of power and mechanically fantastic. in the next month will be taking delivery of an 06 GTO.

matt

ps: in case you may or may not know. the current Pontiac GTO was designed and built in Australia by Holden (used to be a division of GM but now a stand alone company) and is imported into the USA until %th September, 2006.

Edited August 28, 2006 by mwfaith1971

[Saddle Bronc 124]

Jetta GLI with 1.8T engine (steal slogan from Nissan Maxima commercial--"4 door sports car")

[Nagishkaw 510]

Find me a Grand National that is driven daily and isn't puking oil everywhere, knocking like mad, rusted out, or leaking anti-freeze everywhere and I'd consider buying it.....for $50.

You wouldnt drive it everyday, just in the summer when there is no salt on the roads at at the race track.

Thats just my opinion ( as a girl ) .

[*Robert* 2]

Even though I'm a GM person... I would go with the Mustang!

[PlatyPius 5]

Find me a Grand National that is driven daily and isn't puking oil everywhere, knocking like mad, rusted out, or leaking anti-freeze everywhere and I'd consider buying it.....for $50.

You wouldnt drive it everyday, just in the summer when there is no salt on the roads at at the race track.

Thats just my opinion ( as a girl ) .

LOL

I wouldn't drive it *any* day. I wouldn't own a GM product that was made after 1972. Rather have a Yugo.

[Nagishkaw 510]

Find me a Grand National that is driven daily and isn't puking oil everywhere, knocking like mad, rusted out, or leaking anti-freeze everywhere and I'd consider buying it.....for $50.

You wouldnt drive it everyday, just in the summer when there is no salt on the roads at at the race track.

Thats just my opinion ( as a girl ) .

LOL

I wouldn't drive it *any* day. I wouldn't own a GM product that was made after 1972. Rather have a Yugo.

Cian, that was funny....

[PlatyPius 5]

What can I say? I'm old-time hot rodder. I still own my first car.... a 1971 Chevy Nova with a 427 and a Powerglide. I decided early on that all GM products from 1973 on (the year they added A.I.R. pumps and all that #######) were total junk. Later, when I became a mechanic, that was verified.

Of course there are people who have no trouble from their GMs at all. Likewise, there are more GM cars than any other on the road in the US, so that is what I would see the most of as a mechanic. Still.....there's a reason GM is planning on killing off at least 2 more divisions soon, that SAAB has gone to ####### since GM bought it, and that sales of GM vehicles have gone down in recent years.

Don't worry....I don't like Chrysler much better, although they're improving greatly since being bought by Daimler-Benz, and Ford is still below almost any "import" on my list of desirable vehicles.

I would, however, take a 1959 Plymouth Fury, a 1968 GTX, a 1967 Camaro, or a 1958 Edsel Ranger over ANY car being offered today....