Guys I want a little help.

"Cherry_man1" (Cherry_man1)
09/06/2014 at 19:11 • Filed to: Car Hunting.

Can you guys help me find maybe a good alt to this NSX?

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I'm juts looking for a cheap exotic sub 30k.

cause if I sell the Gran Torino I'm gonna be looking for something I can still take out and drive around to meets and such.

Sorry no BMW's

I could do a new Coyote if its cheap enough but its gotta have Sync (I'm from IL and its law we use hands free)

Or should I keep the Gran Torino and just keep fixing it up more and more? I'm just worried I can't get what i put in out.

Anyone wanna help me out?

DISCUSSION (18)

jkm7680 > Cherry_man1
09/06/2014 at 19:17

I'd be careful of the title on that NSX man, I'd make sure it's clean enough. But that price can't be beat.

Cherry_man1 > jkm7680
09/06/2014 at 19:18

Oh ya there is a DMV in town I can take it to to check it out.

jkm7680 > Cherry_man1
09/06/2014 at 19:19

It's a really good price though, and the wheels from the newer model really fix it up nicely.

I think keep the Gran Torino, AND get the NSX :)

daender > Cherry_man1
09/06/2014 at 19:21

Do not get a 4-speed automatic NSX. Even the 95+ autos came with a dinky "bar shifter" for manually selecting gears but it's nowhere near as engaging as a true manual or F1-style transmission.

Kinja'd!!!

For a vehicle designed with the help of Senna, the manual is the transmission to get the most out of that car.

PS9 > Cherry_man1
09/06/2014 at 19:22

'Sub-$30k' is too low to get something as good or better than an NSX. Theres the Mondial if it's your cup of tea, but it will have old italian exotic problems without the old italian exotic speed and performance.

There are Vipers, Vettes, Some muscle cars that haven't crossed into the 'unobtainium' zone, and old-but-still-fast mercs. You said 'no BMWs' so I wager mercs and Audis won't tickle your fancy either.