1 Car, 1,000 Miles...

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I'm not very good at sticking to one car and putting some mileage on it without selling it for a new one or throwing it in my garage so I decided to come up with a little challenge for myself.

I want to put 1,000 miles on a street car but I don't want one that's "too slow" like a Honda Civic or something "too fast" like an S7. I also want to use the car stock with no upgrades, so which car should I choose to try and tackle this feat? :)
 
I'm not very good at sticking to one car and putting some mileage on it without selling it for a new one or throwing it in my garage so I decided to come up with a little challenge for myself.

I want to put 1,000 miles on a street car but I don't want one that's "too slow" like a Honda Civic or something "too fast" like an S7. I also want to use the car stock with no upgrades, so which car should I choose to try and tackle this feat? :)

Fort GT 06.
 
A car that you like to drive :)
 
I'm not very good at sticking to one car and putting some mileage on it without selling it for a new one or throwing it in my garage so I decided to come up with a little challenge for myself.

I want to put 1,000 miles on a street car but I don't want one that's "too slow" like a Honda Civic or something "too fast" like an S7. I also want to use the car stock with no upgrades, so which car should I choose to try and tackle this feat? :)

Maybe the Italia or the Scuderia/F430 (apologize, I just favor Ferrari :p)?
 
Whatever tickles your fancy, really. Choose a car that perhaps you have had good experiences with IRL, or one that's been a sort of 'idol' to you in your youth.

If I was in your position, I'd go with something like a Miata or a V6 Clio. 👍
 
Hmmm, the 430 Scuderia sounds tempting.

TB, are you just saying that because it's my post or do you really enjoy that WRX? :)

The 430 is a pretty balanced car, at a quite modest price.
 
458,Or I dare to oppose the Moderator with my Evo IX.:dopey:.
 
TB, are you just saying that because it's my post or do you really enjoy that WRX? :)
I will admit that, as you just inquired about the Subaru, it was mostly a joke. However I'm of the opinion that any vehicle can be fun - if you want to go tear up SS7 in a Fiat 500 and you have a blast doing it, more power to you.

If I were in your racing shoes, I honestly think I'd opt for either the 458 Italia or the 430 Scuderia. Both are well balanced and fast enough to keep your interest throughout. Looks like I'm in complete agreement with the Ferraris, elitedriver123. :D

Then again, what do I know? I haven't had an operation PS3 for months now.
Or I dare to oppose the Moderator with my Evo IX.:dopey:.
HOW DARE YOU! :p
 
The EVO IX GSR, or X GSR PR would be a good choice!
 
2010 Camaro.

Drive it as a street car for a while

Then do some engine upgrades

Then RM it later
 
Renault Clio with sport hards.....loads of fun on the Nordschliefe!
 
...I want to put 1,000 miles on a street car but I don't want one that's "too slow" like a Honda Civic or something "too fast" like an S7. I also want to use the car stock with no upgrades, so which car should I choose to try and tackle this feat? :)

Best way to put 1,000 miles on a car:

1)Pick any decent car with a PP value of around 480-500
2)Install sport soft tires
3)Run 4 hour Nurburgring endurance race three times

Post your results here: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=207993

Enjoy!
GTsail
 
Subaru Impreza 22B. Or a Mazda RX7. Want something faster? Try a Gallardo or a Corvette or a Ferrari.
 
Challenger R/T and act like your called like some weirdo called John Tanner, never heard of him.
 
Mine's Skyline, although I'm liking noisiaturismo's suggestion. That R/T's got some drifting potential, for sure.
 
A NSXR is good :D Or a Skyline
 
1995 Subaru imperza WRX Sti
Honda NSX-R (very fun car)
Nissan 350Z or 370Z
Honda integra TypeR DC5
Mercedes 2.5 evo cosworth
Mini copperS (very fun and sounds nice)
 
I can recommend the Mercedes SLS. It´s a great car. Great Handling, very quick and long term fun. You won´t regret the choice, i promise :)
 
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