4C vs F-type vs Evora vs GT350
#21
I've driven the C7 Vette before and had the same feeling as the Camaro, like another poster put it, like being in a cave. They just don't do it for me.
I hadn't really considered an M2, I'll have to look into it a bit more. I wonder if it's going to feel too sedan-y for me relative to the other options.
Another option I'd strongly consider would be the 2018 TTRS but just too expensive right now.
I hadn't really considered an M2, I'll have to look into it a bit more. I wonder if it's going to feel too sedan-y for me relative to the other options.
Another option I'd strongly consider would be the 2018 TTRS but just too expensive right now.
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mosesbotbol (01-18-2018)
#24
You should drive them both. Such different yet sensory experience in both cars. How far or close is a Lotus dealer to you? For me, that would be major decider in buying a Lotus; proximity to a dealer.
#26
Please don't buy the GT350. It's my next car when i pay off my current. I want there to be nice low mile versions with some depreciation. Do not even drive it, because then you are fooked, believe me.
#27
I had the local dealer put a hole in my clam while trying to put my car back together for the oil line recall. I was in a XF loaner for 3 months.
#28
There will be a ton, trust me. But there's alot of people waiting for it to hit the 40k mark who will jump on them. I didn't want to wait but I got mine for 10k off sticker for a less than a year old car with under 10k miles, with an extended warranty and maintenance plan, not uncommon.
#29
There will be a ton, trust me. But there's alot of people waiting for it to hit the 40k mark who will jump on them. I didn't want to wait but I got mine for 10k off sticker for a less than a year old car with under 10k miles, with an extended warranty and maintenance plan, not uncommon.
#30