BlackArtemis said:Uhh is the gas milage that much better? I mean now you have to go premium.
I would have gone Corrola/Accord and a Fox body
But that is me, and you did what makes you happyHope you enjoy it.
I agree +1
BlackArtemis said:Uhh is the gas milage that much better? I mean now you have to go premium.
I would have gone Corrola/Accord and a Fox body
But that is me, and you did what makes you happyHope you enjoy it.
Justin03GT said:yea the mileage is that much better...its averaging 22.4mpg city where my stang got 14-15 at best..and i had to run premium in the stang because of the advanced timing i was running..and these cars only call for 91 octane so it will run me .10c a gallon cheaper right off the bat...i dont feel like i'm elite because i have one...yes its a nice car, but it is only a mid level 3 series so its not like i'm driving a $90k m5...if i were then i may feel that way hahaha.
Justin03GT said:...i dont feel like i'm elite because i have one...yes its a nice car, but it is only a mid level 3 series so its not like i'm driving a $90k m5...if i were then i may feel that way hahaha.
Justin03GT said:no gas prices werent the only deciding factor..i liked the mustang but it was becoming less practical for me...i am starting a new family and wanted something more oriented to that. the mustang had no warranty, insurance was $40 more a month, it inhaled gas, did from day 1 when i got it bone stock, it rode rough and rattled... the new car has a 100k warranty, drives and handles like a dream and is much more suited for a family...i had to look at what would be best in the long run and i know this car will last me a very long time...whereas the stang was already starting to show the wear and tear...
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