Originally posted by: ROTC1983
Originally posted by: Deeko
sure, why not
Any reasons?
Originally posted by: Deeko
Originally posted by: ROTC1983
Originally posted by: Deeko
sure, why not
Any reasons?
My roommate just told me today that Ferrari helped them design the body. Would explain why it isn't fugly like most of their make
Originally posted by: Deeko
They have gotten alot more reliable too. Tied Honda for 2nd most reliable brand last year.
Originally posted by: ROTC1983
Originally posted by: Deeko
They have gotten alot more reliable too. Tied Honda for 2nd most reliable brand last year.
Yeah, I heard that the older models were pretty unreliable. I heard that the new ones were pretty dang reliable though
I think that might be tough. I just posted the Edmund's TMV prices in this thread. It looks like the high $18K range for the "street" price on the V6 GT model. I guess I'd check out the used market. Get a 2003 that has low miles on it - the price should be much better.Originally posted by: MustangSVT
lower model or GT?
Ive test driven GT and it was ok.
imho exterior styling is best among other cars in class/price range.
but interior is not up to my expectations...
I dont think it is too bad of a choice since it does have 10 year warranty thing.
if you can get a GT for $17k i say go ahead but if they say $20k.. forget it
Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
I think that might be tough. I just posted the Edmund's TMV prices in this thread. It looks like the high $18K range for the "street" price on the V6 GT model. I guess I'd check out the used market. Get a 2003 that has low miles on it - the price should be much better.Originally posted by: MustangSVT
lower model or GT?
Ive test driven GT and it was ok.
imho exterior styling is best among other cars in class/price range.
but interior is not up to my expectations...
I dont think it is too bad of a choice since it does have 10 year warranty thing.
if you can get a GT for $17k i say go ahead but if they say $20k.. forget it
Not true. Check out this link, it states that the new Tiburon came from Hyundai's own design studio.Originally posted by: Deeko
Originally posted by: ROTC1983
Originally posted by: Deeko
sure, why not
Any reasons?
My roommate just told me today that Ferrari helped them design the body. Would explain why it isn't fugly like most of their make