Goddamn the new Mirages are cheap!

[turbotalon1g]

These things have navigation and can be loaded pretty good. ( I was meant to put that in my original post)

On a realistic note, it would be nice to have a warrantied car that would be driven a lot and have some comforts.

With that said, I'd pick up an older civic in the same price range, I looked at them when i was getting my BMW and they come insanely loaded from what civics used to be. (heated seats, nav, maybe remote start)

[Trogdor]

That being said, I am starting to regret not finding an AWD vehicle with better gas mileage. I'm lucky to get 24.

DAFUQ?

When I was using a Kizashi as a loaner last time my car was down, I was getting like 34 highway, and about 29 combine.

[scheides]

You guys should just get a bike for good gas mileage, I guarantee it'll be more fun as well!


Yes very practical for the weather we've been having this year :P

[Murlo26]

DAFUQ?

When I was using a Kizashi as a loaner last time my car was down, I was getting like 34 highway, and about 29 combine.

lead foot?

Dunno man. The best I have ever gotten was 26.5 or so on a roadtrip.

Average is 23-24.5 area mixed driving lots of highway.

Worst is 22.

[awd-drifter]

I asked the wife and she says it looks like her Scion...wtheck! she likes it though. Maybe I will get one............once they turbocharge it.

[rose0529]

I got 31mpg going 80 in the 335XI coming back from new glarus :)

[DSMINMN]

These things became like the Eclipse; completely different from what they originally were. All downhill. It would be cool if someone bought one and AWD swapped it with an Evo. motor.

I won't lie; it's so cheap I thought about getting one.

[Kracka]

I'm still tempted to pick up either a used/off-lease Mirage or iMiev this fall to use as my bad weather beater.

[rose0529]

I'm still tempted to pick up either a used/off-lease Mirage or iMiev this fall to use as my bad weather beater.

It is werid, but i'd vote iMiev... either way it is a super basic, slow, and boring to drive.... but one of them you don't have to fill with gas.

[Kracka]

Exactly my thoughts. No gas, no maintenance besides cabin air filters and the occasional tires/brakes, and with my current commute I could get to work & back for an entire week on a single charge.