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1slowdsm
01-19-2006, 02:07 PM
Time to switch to the Hondas...j/k. Oh well..that just means that we have to keep our cars in really good condition if we dont want to go with the 3/4G's. More money being spent on the cars, :(.

FattyBoomBatty
01-19-2006, 02:45 PM
so, now, think of this: what if mistu started selling a 5th gen eclipse in 2 years that weighed 2850 lbs dry curb weight and was a 3 or 5 door hatchback and it was about the size of a scirocco. It would have a 175hp, 1.7L turbocharged and I/C'd engine and standard AWD. the cost would be $23,000. ammenities would be sparse, but opional.

how many of you would buy it, given the means?

(also it would get 30 mpg in town, driven economically, and at least 35mpg on the hwy)

i'd probably buy it.

and i noticed in that article, he says it gets worse milage than suv's. yeah right, when you average what you get with an excursion, it would be WAY worse than that ecripse. 10mpg if you're lucky, i bet.

i liked reading that though.

ther1pper
01-19-2006, 03:51 PM
Funny read.

good thing they knew what they were doing with the 4g... :/

Black97civic
01-19-2006, 04:23 PM
and i noticed in that article, he says it gets worse milage than suv's. yeah right, when you average what you get with an excursion, it would be WAY worse than that ecripse. 10mpg if you're lucky, i bet.

Diesel homie, diesel.

Trent's f-250 gets 18mpg if he doesn't do 90 all the time, and I know my boss's F-350 gets 16mpg without much effort.