5-seater after my s2000?
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5-seater after my s2000?
I sold my s2000 a few months ago after owning from new for over 10 years. I don’t commute or track anymore.
Im trying to figure out what 5-seater car to get as a backup to my wife’s SUV, which is our main family car.
I was close to buying a Focus RS. Then a Civic SI. Then older M5. Then a Fit sport. Yes, all over the place.
Then I realized I what I really want is an S2000 with 5 seats Fun to drive on the road, smallish, manual transmission, reliable, and cheap to maintain.
If the Type R had 5 seats, I’d be done. I’m leaning most towards a new civic Si sedan.
What do you think I should get?
Im trying to figure out what 5-seater car to get as a backup to my wife’s SUV, which is our main family car.
I was close to buying a Focus RS. Then a Civic SI. Then older M5. Then a Fit sport. Yes, all over the place.
Then I realized I what I really want is an S2000 with 5 seats Fun to drive on the road, smallish, manual transmission, reliable, and cheap to maintain.
If the Type R had 5 seats, I’d be done. I’m leaning most towards a new civic Si sedan.
What do you think I should get?
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Any BMW 328i with the normally aspirated straight-six (230ish hp) would be a pretty good car to drive. Not as reliable as a Civic Si but those engines are pretty good and the cars have depreciated fairly well now. A 2011-2013 (I think) model would be fine. Get it with the Sport package and you're set.
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#8
Civic Si seems the best option.
Though the FA5 (06-11) would be the closest thing for a 4 door/five seat S2000.
Though the FA5 (06-11) would be the closest thing for a 4 door/five seat S2000.
#9
Newer Honda accords arent bad ideas, I had an 07 accord with a v6 and manual and it wasnt bad, wont exactly be .... super jet fighter like, but they do respond to sway b ar and spring changes. I swapped mine out for TL-S sway bars and eibach springs and loved every second of it. the J motor was good.