evo 9 as a first car
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evo 9 as a first car
so hey guys what do u think about a evo 9 as a first car i was trying to get a mr but hks dosnt make to many parts for the mr so what do you guys think i plan on getting a exhaust intake guages maby a bov electronic boost controller and a turbo timer
Have fun crashing it. Learn to drive in a ****ty $500 car then after a year or so when youve beat the **** out of it and know how to drive. Go buy an evo. I bought my evo at 18 y/o, i would say i would never want this car at 16 with how i treated my beater cars. But maybe getting an evo at 16 will make you appreciate what a car really is. Live and learn i spose.
just be careful. evo is a pretty powerful car and there are a lot of morons out there driving.
Have fun crashing it. Learn to drive in a ****ty $500 car then after a year or so when youve beat the **** out of it and know how to drive. Go buy an evo. I bought my evo at 18 y/o, i would say i would never want this car at 16 with how i treated my beater cars. But maybe getting an evo at 16 will make you appreciate what a car really is. Live and learn i spose.
Im 22 and i drive a 500...well 200 in my case POS Toyota Beater but before that had 2 VWs. the first one i wrecked from teenage stupidity but you learn from it and mature. Didnt have any accidents in my 2nd vw
dude you need to do much more research... the MR and GSR are the same motor wise, the tranny, suspension, and some other options are different.... I agree on getting a beater and then stepping up to an Evo....
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Pay attention to English class. Learning to spell and punctuation can take you far in life. Farther than a short lifespan with a Evo as a first car.
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First of all from your post, You know nothing about cars it sounds like. You right now are what I call a "Magazine Car Enthusiast" and know nothing about what you are getting into. Get a car that is reliable and actually gets good gas mileage. Save the money for an evo in high school and when you graduate buy a new one, or slightly used.