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Next Toy
I'm open for some suggestions on the next car toy to purchase. I've had or have the following.
1996? 3000GT (Sold) (Handled real well just no power) 1969 Firebird 400 (Sold) (Poor handling and sweet power) 2007 350z (Sold) (Not much of anything great) 2008 Corvette (Maybe selling) (Was sweet until the Cobra came along) 2006 Backdraft Cobra (Not Selling) (Do really need to elaborate on this one) 2010 BMW 528i (Daily driver) (Handles like a dream) I'm looking for something that handles like the BMW and has power like the Cobra for under $50k |
M5 (used) sounds like the logical choice.
It's a little more than $50k, but I test drove a new f type r last month. The car is awesome. It's a firm ride that handles well like a bmw. |
Get a used T-REX. no motorcycle license or helmet needed, 2 seats, the ultimate panty wetter
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Yet rides nothing like a BMW. While they aren't bone jarringly firm, it's about equal to that of one of our backdrafts.
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Cayenne Turbo models are quite nice. Very clean examples can be had for under 50k and deliver 500+ hp along with awd and decent handling.
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2001 996 Turbo Billet K16's Mexico Blue - 6speedonline.com Forums he's asking $57k who knows where he'd be willing to sell. But it's sexy as hell. claims 575hp at the wheels |
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