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[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]Well I think we have the answer then... Raptor![/quote]

Naw. The accord was a good one. I was curious what’s out there in the used market like merc, bmw or Lexus. I don’t know them well enough. They like to put turbos on everything.


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[quote=""Melis""]The cop asked Coop "Are you really a firefighter?" Coop was like "yeah" then the cop said "ok your in charge" then the cop left :lol:
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I must admit, driving Beth's BMW is nice. Super comfortable for long drives for sure. She has a 4 series though, not sure if the 3 series has more space in the back seat because I wouldn't sit in the back of the 4!

The Accord is supposedly fun to drive but my gosh it is ugly.

Mazda6 with the turbo engine maybe?
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S65 amg
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[quote=""alienviking""]I must admit, driving Beth's BMW is nice. Super comfortable for long drives for sure. She has a 4 series though, not sure if the 3 series has more space in the back seat because I wouldn't sit in the back of the 4!

The Accord is supposedly fun to drive but my gosh it is ugly.

Mazda6 with the turbo engine maybe?[/quote]

I don’t think it’s great looking but I wouldn’t go as far as ugly.

Mazda6....that’s that hatch thing isn’t it. You love hatches. I never got into those for some reason.

I think a 5 series bmw is a good line between total grown up with responsibilities and this car will put run your car. They still run the strait 6 with the compound turbo set ups? Any v8 options?

[quote=""vegasidol""]2018 ATS Luxury
https://www.carmax.com/car/19840233[/quote]

Ohhh. Good call. That one had little more miles but for that price you could find everything that fit the bill. I don’t know if I’m getting older or caddy is getting more sporty cars but a caddy is what my dad drives.....kind of worries me. Lol.


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[quote=""Melis""]The cop asked Coop "Are you really a firefighter?" Coop was like "yeah" then the cop said "ok your in charge" then the cop left :lol:
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[quote=""vegasidol""]2017 530 I xDrive
https://www.carmax.com/car/19642273

2020 Camry TRD
https://www.carmax.com/car/20292652[/quote]

One yea and one no....I think we both know which is which. Lol.


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[quote=""vr4""]S65 amg[/quote]

Serious question though....how reliable are they? Would you daily one and that be your only thing?

But also isn’t the 65 a 2 door and the 63 a 4 door? I get a little of their stuff confused.


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Still stand by the Wranger. Will have more fun on and off road. Top on or top off. Stock ones drive great, and you can Overland if fancy it.

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[quote=""alienviking""]This is a Mazda6. Not a hatch.

https://hips.hearstapps.com/hmg-prod.s3 ... 962559.jpg[/quote]

I am corrected. My bad.

Something I’ve struggled with is what is riding a line on vehicles. I would love a wrx, but something about that just says not grown up....I almost feel the same way about a lot of Mazda’s. I will say Mazda’s have stepped it up the last few years though. They look way better than the protege era. Lol.


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[quote=""ChargerX3""]Still stand by the Wranger. Will have more fun on and off road. Top on or top off. Stock ones drive great, and you can Overland if fancy it.

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Something is wrong with you. Those are slow and 95% mall crawlers. That’s because so very few want to take their over priced vehicle where it can get scratched and broke.

I think jeeps are like boats, a blast when you are using them for their purpose, pointless all other times.


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[quote=""DCIV""]


Ohhh. Good call. That one had little more miles but for that price you could find everything that fit the bill. I don’t know if I’m getting older or caddy is getting more sporty cars but a caddy is what my dad drives.....kind of worries me. Lol.


Coop[/quote]

Apparently they are more sporty now, but I still see them as old men cars. :eh:
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[quote=""DCIV""]I am corrected. My bad.

Something I’ve struggled with is what is riding a line on vehicles. I would love a wrx, but something about that just says not grown up....I almost feel the same way about a lot of Mazda’s. I will say Mazda’s have stepped it up the last few years though. They look way better than the protege era. Lol.


Coop[/quote]

I know what you mean. Mazda has come a long way in interiors and refinement, while maintaining some of the fun to drive stuff. Their new 6 is actually surprisingly nice (although it is due for a refresh soon), the new 3 is nice as well but not the fun hatch it was as a Mazdaspeed3. Have a couple of friends with the CX5 who really like them.

A Wrangler is not a nice, adult family car by a long shot and a horrible drive long distance - even the newer one which is better. It is also not a car :p

Edit: Caddy has come a long way. My generation CTS was sort of the beginning, and it has gotten better with each model since then. ATS-V would be a really really nice car that is adult yet fun.
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Well there goes 4x4 and lockers, and the best 4 seasons rig...
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[quote=""alienviking""]This is a Mazda6. Not a hatch.

https://hips.hearstapps.com/hmg-prod.s3 ... 962559.jpg[/quote]

To be fair they made a Mazda 6 hatchback at one point.
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[quote=""DCIV""]Serious question though....how reliable are they? Would you daily one and that be your only thing?

But also isn’t the 65 a 2 door and the 63 a 4 door? I get a little of their stuff confused.


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Nope. First letter is the vehicle (s being the big 4 door luxobarge) numbers are loosely based on engine displacement.
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[quote=""vr4""]Nope. First letter is the vehicle (s being the big 4 door luxobarge) numbers are loosely based on engine displacement.[/quote]

Okay but you easily left out the first part of that post. Lol.


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My wrx was perfect in this regard.
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[quote=""tabasco122""]My wrx was perfect in this regard.[/quote]

My Legacy was too, just the back seats were on the tight side.
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