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Evil thoughts about selling the stang... AWD Car Options?

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So the roads where I moved to are really rough. I have to take a 10 minute longer commute if I want to drive the stang to work. Its also garaged from Nov to April due to mASS winters. Finally, its an auto, and if I keep it I'm going to sink a whole load money into a TKO swap.

I love the way the car looks, love that its a vert, and I'm the only owner. But I just dont drive it much anymore due to the roads and the winter. Maybe 3k miles in the last 2 years. Seems like a waste.

So I'm looking at AWD cars again. Got any recommendations? Preferably something relatively fast, that will still be good in snow with a set of snow rims/blizzaks. I was looking at the BMW 335xi coupe. Got any other ideas?
 

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well depends on price range theres evo 8's 9's or 10's. subaru's like the wrx or for more go the sti's. the new nissan gtr's. i think the new SHO is all wheel drive? im sure someone else will know for sure. newer audi tts. mazda 6 eh that about all i can think of now im sure theres a ton more but those were all the practical ones i could think of. thats why i didnt say ferrari's or lamborghini's or anything like that lol
 
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If I were to sell my Gt to get an AWD car, the only one i'd get would be a sti.
 

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g35 awd
 

slayerripkdc

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AWD cars can be very fun! I have to say thou, my friend has a 350hp evo x. He lets me drive it whenever I want. It is very fun but to be honest it gets boring after awhile. That is just my opinion. The looks, the sound and the rwd burning of the rubber is 10x more fun to me .
 

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Either a SHO or a WRX.
 

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VW R32's are reallllly nice inside and handle well.. plus have some power. WRX's are great and so are EVO 8/9's. The evo x's are nice too but still expensive. Porsche 911 Turbo would get the job done a 2002 911T would be reasonable priced.
 

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r32's are paddle shift too
 

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evo 8 or 9 ( i dont care what you say) or audi s4

evo 9 with a tune and more bewst, will net ya around 400whp and actually run well everyday.
 

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Mr. Rustypwnz said:
evo 8 or 9 ( i dont care what you say) or audi s4

evo 9 with a tune and more bewst, will net ya around 400whp and actually run well everyday.
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Just don't get an audi... audi's are for pricks
 

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Why not keep the 'Stang and throw some Blizzaks on it instead? I love the way my Mustang handles in the snow.
 

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I drove my stang in the snow in laramie Wyoming. Was quite fun actually!
 

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Yeah, a NPI stang is great in the snow. It's the only time you can actually break the tires loose
 

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N8Dogg98 said:
Yeah, a NPI stang is great in the snow. It's the only time you can actually break the tires loose
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Hey now! Not all of us drive slow, NA, NPI Mustangs!





























Some of us drive slow, supercharged, NPI Stangs.



 
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Thanks for all the advice. I never liked the WRX or Evo styling (ricey). I'm looking for a 2 door car. The R32 is cute, but not for me either. The G35 isnt bad, but I prefer the BMW 335xi for sure. That still top of the list.
Something like this is pretty F-ing sweet. If I could get one with a manual trans I dont think I'd regret selling then stang...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/08-B...ars_Trucks&hash=item5adc66262a#ht_8168wt_1165
 
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Chatted to the wife... its official. My car is going up for sale, then I'm going 335xi coupe shopping. Any advice on how to sell the stang?

Also what do you think its worth. Kbb is like 11k.


2001 Mustang GT Convertible
True Blue
Auto
1 owner
50k miles
Car is in flawless condition, and has been garaged every winter.

Appearance

Roush 380R body kit
Bullitt fuel door
35% tint sides, 20% rear
Shorty antenna
White Gauges
Steeda pedals
Aftermarket leather
CDC styling bar
Clear corner headlights with silverstars
Shorty antenna
Pony floor mats

Handling

Roush front springs
H&R SS rear springs
KYB AGX adjustable shocks/struts
Maximum Motorsports caster camber plates
Maximum Motorsports full length subframe connectors
Steeda strut tower brace
Pro3i lower control arms
Saleen replica 18x9 front wheels with 275 BFG KDW2s
Saleen replica 18x10 front wheels with 295 BFG KDW2s

Performance

SCT SF3 handheld tuner
Steeda underdrive pulleys
Trick flow intake plenum
Trick Flow 75mm throttle body
Denscharger TB tube, K&N filter
BBK tuned length headers
Magnaflow catted X pipe
Magnaflow cat back exhaust
Transgo shift kit
4.10s
Cobra front brakes and SS braided lines

Accessories

New convertible top
Two 18x9 Sallen replica wheels with worn tires
Brand new floor mats
 

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i love your car
 

slayerripkdc

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Good luck modding the bmw lol
 
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slayerripkdc said:
Good luck modding the bmw lol
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It doesnt need modding! Plenty fast enough for me.

Any ideas what I'll get for my stang? God... I'm already having second thoughts! This could be tough...
 

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I would say in the ball park around 8-9k. Good luck on your car venture. I will say thou, I always miss my stangs and always and I mean always end up getting another one .
 
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