It is impossible to get rid of the integra
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It is impossible to get rid of the integra
Why?
Not because people won't buy it, but because it is so damn hard to replace! I have searched and driven everything both new and used. The only thing I could see doing a good job would be a late '99 e36 m3. Even so, I will still be losing some utility since my 4dr seems to swallow those packages from IKEA like no other.
Not really much else to say, I just had to vent
Not because people won't buy it, but because it is so damn hard to replace! I have searched and driven everything both new and used. The only thing I could see doing a good job would be a late '99 e36 m3. Even so, I will still be losing some utility since my 4dr seems to swallow those packages from IKEA like no other.
Not really much else to say, I just had to vent
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Re: (P1mpSlap)
After owning several cars, i'd have to say integras are fun for what they are made for (as for most cars) but there are other cars out there. I used to believe in just having one Multipurpose vehicle and the integra was great while i was in Uni but nowadays, i have a coupe, sedan, and SUV for specific needs.
There's heaps of other cars in the market. Im sure you'll eventually find some thing that will suit your needs. Just keep looking.
There's heaps of other cars in the market. Im sure you'll eventually find some thing that will suit your needs. Just keep looking.
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Re: (trutuner)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by trutuner »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what about the evo?...-Roger</TD></TR></TABLE>
eh....
Yeah, I'd take an EVO.
eh....
Yeah, I'd take an EVO.
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Re: It is impossible to get rid of the integra (jabroni95gsr)
You have an integra and you are looking at used M3's yet you are thinking you will miss the Integra? Ha! Sorry but the M3 is a better car in every way, heck a comparison between the 2 is not even fair.
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Re: It is impossible to get rid of the integra (TwoLaneBlackTop)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TwoLaneBlackTop »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You have an integra and you are looking at used M3's yet you are thinking you will miss the Integra? Ha! Sorry but the M3 is a better car in every way, heck a comparison between the 2 is not even fair.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not fair to the beamer that is. I wouldn't want that fugly yuppie-mobile uglying up
my driveway. I don't like them no matter how popular they are.
ist heisslicht.
Not fair to the beamer that is. I wouldn't want that fugly yuppie-mobile uglying up
my driveway. I don't like them no matter how popular they are.
ist heisslicht.
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Re: It is impossible to get rid of the integra (TwoLaneBlackTop)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TwoLaneBlackTop »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You have an integra and you are looking at used M3's yet you are thinking you will miss the Integra? Ha! Sorry but the M3 is a better car in every way, heck a comparison between the 2 is not even fair.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I realize that, and I agree. What the problem is is that it takes just that (a late model m3) to get the perf and utility I have now, just in a nicer package.
Evo's are great, but too japanese looking.
I realize that, and I agree. What the problem is is that it takes just that (a late model m3) to get the perf and utility I have now, just in a nicer package.
Evo's are great, but too japanese looking.
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Re: It is impossible to get rid of the integra (crawdad689)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by crawdad689 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">why would you want to "get rid of" it in the first place?
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just wait.. you'll see.... if you still have your integra in 3 years.....
you'll be exploring other options
</TD></TR></TABLE>just wait.. you'll see.... if you still have your integra in 3 years.....
you'll be exploring other options
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Re: (P1mpSlap)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by P1mpSlap »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah the integra, espcially the GSR, is kinda hard to replace IMO. I'm pretty spoiled by mine. So unless I get something pretty damn fast it's going to be disapointing.
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Wait until you have kids. The car becomes a pain in the ***.....
Hopefully, I'll be picking up a WRX Wagon soon
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Wait until you have kids. The car becomes a pain in the ***.....
Hopefully, I'll be picking up a WRX Wagon soon
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Re: (wall of tvs)
I understand where your coming from. But there is no way i would even think of getting rid of my teg (right now). I just don't see anything else making me as happy. I was all into the all motor. Now i've jumped onto the darkside and am going turbo over the winter. The car just has so much potential to do other things that no matter what I see myself impressed with it. Plus i love the look of my gsr. I don't want to think of the day where I walk outside to go to work in another car
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