Any GSR fans?
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They are great little cars. My favorite is the '98 GSR because it was the first year of the facelift and the last year you could get cloth in a GSR.
My fiance's '96 LS 4 door could really use the VTEC sometimes, but on the flip side it is a little less manic on the freeway.
Peter
My fiance's '96 LS 4 door could really use the VTEC sometimes, but on the flip side it is a little less manic on the freeway.
Peter
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I still use a '95 GS-R as a beater, hell you can fold down the rear seat and use the hatch like it was a small pickup bed.
143k miles, original clutch, no major service issues. I still wind it out all the time. Feels dog slow compared to the S2k but it is. Handling is pretty good. Really a fun car overall.
Body integrity has gone to crap over ten years, everything rattles and the paint is peeling off the hood and the roof. But everything still works and it's dead reliable. I intended to sell it when I got my wife her TSX but I just can't bear to part with it, it's good cheap fun. Well, other than the insurance premium!
143k miles, original clutch, no major service issues. I still wind it out all the time. Feels dog slow compared to the S2k but it is. Handling is pretty good. Really a fun car overall.
Body integrity has gone to crap over ten years, everything rattles and the paint is peeling off the hood and the roof. But everything still works and it's dead reliable. I intended to sell it when I got my wife her TSX but I just can't bear to part with it, it's good cheap fun. Well, other than the insurance premium!
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I look around whenever I walk by one in a parking lot and they seem to rust near the rear wheel wells, I'm starting to not want red in my next car for it is so hard to take car of over the years.
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