keep the evo or sell for supercar?
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Las Vegas
no offense, but if you are talking about getting one of them cars, why not just one and keep the evo. You obviously got money, so why play games and sell the evo..
Only car on that list for me is the 360... will look like a super car for the next 20 years from now...
Only car on that list for me is the 360... will look like a super car for the next 20 years from now...
Nice post there
.If you can AFFORD to buy SUPERCARS then YOU CAN also afford to keep the EVO, simple as easy as that. Maintenance, Insurance and yearly Registration is one thing you have to think about also on those Supercars. Your EVO is way cheaper to keep and maintain compare to those cars.
But,,,,,,,,, on the other hand if you have the money and the resources then go for it. Get a Supercar and please, please, please,,,,,,,,, KEEP the EVO.
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Anchorage
Nice post there .
If you can AFFORD to buy SUPERCARS then YOU CAN also afford to keep the EVO, simple as easy as that. Maintenance, Insurance and yearly Registration is one thing you have to think about also on those Supercars. Your EVO is way cheaper to keep and maintain compare to those cars.
But,,,,,,,,, on the other hand if you have the money and the resources then go for it. Get a Supercar and please, please, please,,,,,,,,, KEEP the EVO.
.If you can AFFORD to buy SUPERCARS then YOU CAN also afford to keep the EVO, simple as easy as that. Maintenance, Insurance and yearly Registration is one thing you have to think about also on those Supercars. Your EVO is way cheaper to keep and maintain compare to those cars.
But,,,,,,,,, on the other hand if you have the money and the resources then go for it. Get a Supercar and please, please, please,,,,,,,,, KEEP the EVO.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Boston, China & Taiwan
All this talk about the invincible Evo is a little silly. When SRT-4, STi and S2000 owners say the same thing we always bash their heads in, but I guess the Evo is a different animal. 
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Anchorage
sti and the evo are practically the same car with very minor differences. they can frickin rumble too... just takes a little more money. the s2000 can be made fast as all hell, its an amazing little car. the srt4... i dont like simply because its fwd. any type of torque and you get the hop. nah those "evo powah" people annoy me as well. im on nasioc and i post a lot more there than here... i think that great cars are great cars. the sti and the evo are i think my two favorite cars... im sure ill get flamed for this lol
Dont want to get off topic but... What are your talking about? Are you trying to say the Subaru online community is better than the Evo online community?
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From: Anchorage
i can give you a perfect example. shortly after i joined evom there was a newby asking what the difference was between a ralliart and oz and an evo. the responses he got were flaming at best. on the scooby forum i did ask the question... whats the difference between a wrx and an sti... because i didnt know. it got broken down for me and i even got pictures. scoobie people are much friendlier and much more helpful. a large part of the evo community has its head up its own ***
Last edited by jab_phoenix; Mar 11, 2007 at 03:18 PM.
im a little bit suprised after reading a lot of peoples comments, i get enough of the age thing here in the uk, reason i posted this on here is i know americans are not as stuck up as us british in terms of ages etc
i dont see how my age matters at all, i have owned performance cars since i learned to drive i am a responsible driver and i just came on here to see the opinions of others who may have been in the same position.
i am not trying to wind anyone up, im sorry if some feel that way, and i do value everyones comments/experiences.
with regards to the tvr sagaris, iv driven one and love it however i do a lot of driving so it has to be a daily runner and i dont think the tvr is fit for that purpose.
As far as the age comments go all i can say is to me age is irrelevant and i cant see how everyone jumps on me coz of it? i do agree that mommy or daddy paying for your car is immiture to say the least but my family doesnt even stay in the same country as me let alone house and i have got to the position im in now with a lot of hard work, took me over a year to just get a financial services authority regulation license to sell residential mortgages so please understand i work very hard and its not a case of parents helping out like some.
i dont see how my age matters at all, i have owned performance cars since i learned to drive i am a responsible driver and i just came on here to see the opinions of others who may have been in the same position.
i am not trying to wind anyone up, im sorry if some feel that way, and i do value everyones comments/experiences.
with regards to the tvr sagaris, iv driven one and love it however i do a lot of driving so it has to be a daily runner and i dont think the tvr is fit for that purpose.
As far as the age comments go all i can say is to me age is irrelevant and i cant see how everyone jumps on me coz of it? i do agree that mommy or daddy paying for your car is immiture to say the least but my family doesnt even stay in the same country as me let alone house and i have got to the position im in now with a lot of hard work, took me over a year to just get a financial services authority regulation license to sell residential mortgages so please understand i work very hard and its not a case of parents helping out like some.
