Okay so i have decided that next year when we get our w2 forms again imma sell my teg and get a new car.Im debating on a g35 or a bmw M3 still this is a hard choice about selling my teg so i want yalls opionion on selling my teg.

 

WOW! if I could afford those cars i would not be driving a honda! lol
just remember your insurance is gonna sky rocket and so is your MPG
good luck on your decision

 

actually th enew M3 gets good gas milage even tho its an V8 its gets about the same as a teg mid 20 city and 30's highway... id go New M3 , if not screw the G35's and get the G37 type S, they are ***** to the walls fast !!! IMO

 

well first of all your car is not going to be worth in 6 months what it is worth no; it will continue to depreciate.

Jumping from a low-powered FWD to a higher powered RWD daily driving is going to be quite a change. especially if you have never owned one of those before. If you have any thought of modding those cars prepare to spend a ton more money than you would for your Acura. Expensive cars cost more to maintain.

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just remember your insurance is gonna sky rocket and so is your MPG
good luck on your decision </TD></TR></TABLE>

Actually the MPG are going to drop, not sky rocket.

 

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i didn't know the m3's had good mpg its just that my instincts told me a 8 cylinder wouldn't

anyways....

i would go for the M3

 

I think the M3 coupe will get a max of 20mpg. And who keeps their foot out of the throttle enough to get that?

Personally, if I was going to DD one I would get a 335xi coupe. 300hp twin-charged and 25mpg.

 

my opinion is
already paid off and liability only VS new payment and full coverage. then again i'm a cheap skate.

 

will the M3 i was just gonna get the 20-04 models i dont know much about m3's but i wouldnt mind a change for something nicer haha.

 

well the 200-2004 model have a gear ration on the fly change, so you can shange it to your driving style, and most BMW have the option of power out put such as 50%, 75%, and 100% all M series have this option(its a factory option not all are equipped) ....

 

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6 months won't do jack to the value of a nearly 10-year old vehicle. If he could get $4000-$5000 for it now, he can probably get the same 6 months from now. Also, spending about $250 on an expert complete interior/exterior detail job can many times bring in an extra $1000 or so on the sale, if the detail can bring the car up to better-than-new appearance (which I have seen done many times by a local guy).

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SuzukaBlueAP2 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Jumping from a low-powered FWD to a higher powered RWD daily driving is going to be quite a change. especially if you have never owned one of those before. If you have any thought of modding those cars prepare to spend a ton more money than you would for your Acura. Expensive cars cost more to maintain.

Actually the MPG are going to drop, not sky rocket. </TD></TR></TABLE>

The biggest change here is going to be cost of ownership. An M3 especially is going to cost more to maintain, cost more to repair, and no doubt won't be as reliable as a Honda. Insurance will be higher, fuel costs will be higher, modifications will cost more, etc. If you're not 100% sure you can afford it, and you really want a newer car, then you'd probably be better off going with a newer Honda or Acura... maybe a TSX or something.

 

hmm lets see here, integra or m3?

You gotta be kidding, get your m3!!

 

reliability of a BMW is soo much more superior than an honda if maintained correctly, honda doesnt give you free coffe or donuts or snacks while your cars is in the shop like bmw does...hhahah cost is more expensive to maintian but you get a tech that is 200% better and nicer than a guy at goodyear or at the honda place IMO, all my work for my integra gets done by a head tech at feilds bmw-hes a good friend of mine...

 

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No. Honda Motor Company is widely known as the most reliable car maker in the world.

 

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ah hahhahhhahahahaa do you really think a newer M3 could go 300K+ miles on ALL original engine internals AND transmission internals, with NEVER having to pull the engine head(s) at all?

 

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Keep grabbing your free coffee and donuts. They are free for a reason (because their reliability is far from "superior"). They have to offer junk food in order to keep their spoiled unhappy customers fat and happy, otherwise BMW would have even more complaints up the yin yang regarding their reliability.

I love BMW's but your ignorance earns you a

 

its honda till i die.

 

So why is there a thread here in the Integra Tech forum asking about what new car OTHER than the Integra to get AFTER the OP's Integra is sold?

 

2008 honda accord. cheers.

 

a buddy of mine just picked up a g35 with the brembo package for a really good price (he went from a 2000 Prelude SH and his insurance dropped a good amount going to a G35). i love the car, very smooth and great torque. M3s in my opinion are some what over priced but still a nice car. if it were me i would get a G35. just my two cents.

 

I know from personal experience that the G's get shitty mileage....Insurance isn't hateful......But, if you wanna mod it, your kinda limited and most "Nice" mods are pricey.
On the other hand, theres nothing cheap about a BMW

 

dude get the m3 no matter what the year is...01 m3 inline 6 or the 08 m3 v8.....still badass ride...new sports sedan now day are all aiming to dethrone the m3 but none has come close...go with the m3 either way you won't regret it ...other wise defy me and regret later..j/k