They really did a good job with it. Would actually take one over an X3. I’m sure they’re selling well, but I could see luxury buyers being turned off by the Hyundai stigma.
Sq5 sounds good in dynamic when the exhaust opens. Other than that it’s
Now when you put an intake, pulley and exhaust they sound like a beast.
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The 3.5L V6 GV70 is pretty quick though.
It is very harsh (my m3 is more comfortable ride), but still a very fun and fast vehicle. I got rid of mine a few months ago but no way in hell I would pick a 3.5 gv70 over it. Mayybe over an sq5 but probably not. Def would take an x3m40 over both no question.Yeah idk about that one.
The X3M has a harsh ride though, that’s not what I want if I’m paying that much for a vehicle.
Gv70 over an X3m?
At least the glc63 is a fair comparison. The other two, frankly have no business being compared to a X3m. I’ve owned sq5 and X3m and the X3m is better in every aspect. The ride is rough but in an sq5 there’s no feel at all.
SQ5 is more in line with the m340i and 43 you know that, Audi I guess doesnt wanna give us an RSQ5.
I had a Hyundai Accent before my Tacoma and within 2 years two things happened-My grandparents had a Hyundai like 5 years ago. Engine was nuked on like day 3 from metal shavings in the intake getting sucked into the motor. Somehow they were still in there from manufacturing.
They liked it otherwise when they got a new motor the first week of ownership.
I like those Santa Cruz. We should make Ute trucks popular here. I wanna see a N version setting records on the ring.
. It will give work to even today's big dawgs. I love how the roof looks just like a Viper snake head. This blue body w/white stripes was the most fire color combo to me on this car- it works so perfect with it's bodylines. I've only seen less than say 30 Vipers my entire life. It has always been one of my dream cars. If I ever learn how to drive a manual this is the car I'll be getting.
Mazda CX-5 if you want cargo space and road feel/handling for cheapBeen looking at SUV’s recently because I need the cargo space for my road bike, golf clubs, crap like that. Looked at a Lexus GX, BMW X3/X5, and Audi Q5/Q7. Also looked at the Audi A5 Sportback since it has the hatchback.
Buying used, and I want something that I can keep for awhile. The infotainment system in the GX is so damn old, but damn is it a sturdy SUV. The BMW’s were more fun to drive but I can’t imagine owning one for 5+ years given the reliability issues. Somehow I’m leaning towards the GX despite the old infotainment system. Don’t care about gas mileage
Going to check out a Panamera tomorrow. Might be the best of both worlds. I’m all over the place right now
An absolute legend. 73g in 1996 dollars so that's about 135g in today's money- car cost a lot back then & costs a lot today. I was just a kid when this came out & I automatically assumed you were rich af driving one of these around
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A couple of friends M2 and E46 M3. Crazy to see the M2 is much bigger though length is similar.
I love the original Vipers, both the RT/10 and the GTS.
Still remember the first time I saw each of them in person as a kid, the Viper was one of the first super/sports cars that I was able to see on the road.
RT/10 a few of us were just playing in the yard when we hear a rumble, I legit ran out into the middle of the street to flag the dude down and to tell him to stop lol.
GTS I was sitting in the back of my parents car when again I heard a rumbling noise...Looked out the window and zooooooom a blue GTS flies past.
A couple years later when my parents were moving states and looking for houses, we just pulled into a neighborhood to look at some of the nicer houses that were way out of our budget. Dude had a black GTS parked outside with about 5 or 6 other classic American cars in his garage from old Mustangs to various Corvettes. I walked up to him to compliment him on it and dude was really nice. Started the car up and let me rev the engine of it. As a kid without a drivers license that was an awesome experience haha.
IMO they are still bargains...You can still find them for a good deal, moreso the RT/10...A couple years back those were selling for like $25,000...That is crazy to me because you get a beast of a V10 in an iconic shape...These are future classics for sure. GTS definitely the better looking of the two though.
You should definitely try to grab one if you can
I'd suggest learning manual on a different car first though
Personally for me I'd go without stripes...Super clean.
I love the original Vipers, both the RT/10 and the GTS.
Still remember the first time I saw each of them in person as a kid, the Viper was one of the first super/sports cars that I was able to see on the road.
RT/10 a few of us were just playing in the yard when we hear a rumble, I legit ran out into the middle of the street to flag the dude down and to tell him to stop lol.
GTS I was sitting in the back of my parents car when again I heard a rumbling noise...Looked out the window and zooooooom a blue GTS flies past.
A couple years later when my parents were moving states and looking for houses, we just pulled into a neighborhood to look at some of the nicer houses that were way out of our budget. Dude had a black GTS parked outside with about 5 or 6 other classic American cars in his garage from old Mustangs to various Corvettes. I walked up to him to compliment him on it and dude was really nice. Started the car up and let me rev the engine of it. As a kid without a drivers license that was an awesome experience haha.
IMO they are still bargains...You can still find them for a good deal, moreso the RT/10...A couple years back those were selling for like $25,000...That is crazy to me because you get a beast of a V10 in an iconic shape...These are future classics for sure. GTS definitely the better looking of the two though.
You should definitely try to grab one if you can
I'd suggest learning manual on a different car first though
Personally for me I'd go without stripes...Super clean.
I love my car. It's not the fastest, not the loudest (though comes darn close) and not the fanciest, but it has a definite unique sound & 16 years in, I still get compliments on it. And those are helps cheer me up.
Keep it in the car. I actually started writing my oil changes on the inside over of the manual and kept doing it since.
Only other things in my glovebox, is my old Gen 4 Ipod Color (with over 4200 songs) and my pair of vintage Oakley Half X sunglasses (plasma frame with Ice Iridium Polarized lenses).
SHE LOVES IT!!!
05fordgt
michael ballack
knows how to drive a manual it's me who does not. Growing up I just never cared to learn but I'm itching to now.
