Would you rather?

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Alright, time for something a little different from my usual "American Luxury sedan/sports car vs. Foreign Rival" and "Mercedes/Maserati/Other European luxury brand vs. Rival brand" comparisons.

Honda S800:
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Or

Datsun Sports 1200:
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I think I'll have the Datsun.
 
-> S800, especially the epic Coupe/Hatch.
 
007 Spectre

Aston Martin DB10
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vs

Jaguar C-X75
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Jaguar C-X75


jaaaag

08-09 Legacy wagon STi S402 (281 HP)
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15 Impreza WRX (270 HP)
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Legacy S402, I love sportwagons.


Lexus, S550, CX-75, and WRX

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Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SV
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Lamborghini Aventador LP750-4 SV
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I guess I'll pick the Aventador for being the better performer.

991 GT3 RS vs Cayman GT4

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Porsche 911 GT3, though I like the Cayman; I love the 911!

2016 Cadillac CTS-V
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2015 BMW M5
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I'm taking the Cadillac. Corvette Z06 engine :drool:.

BMW M5, because ///M Power!

CTS-V. 👍

While I'm sure that M5 is an awesome car, I just don't think it's going to be what made the M5 so famous today. The Caddy on the other hand, I expect that to be what makes the CTS-V what it will be viewed as in 5 years (in a good way).

Were it these two I'd have a different opinion.

'04
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.vs.

'03
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Yeah. :cool:
E39 all day. 👍

Kind of impressive to see how far Caddy has come over the years.

M5, same reason as above.

Alright, time for something a little different from my usual "American Luxury sedan/sports car vs. Foreign Rival" and "Mercedes/Maserati/Other European luxury brand vs. Rival brand" comparisons.

Honda S800:
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Or

Datsun Sports 1200:
SPL212.jpg


I think I'll have the Datsun.
Yeah, I don't like the looks of that Datsun and I adore the S800. So yeah, Honda time!
 
Cars my parents drive:

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2008 Rogue.

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2001 Quest.

I'll take the Rogue.
 
I like the parents question... Quest btw. 👍

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Wow... I wanted the year on the Mercedes, and Google said it was a BMW 4 series...

The Mercedes.
 
Alright, time for something a little different from my usual "American Luxury sedan/sports car vs. Foreign Rival" and "Mercedes/Maserati/Other European luxury brand vs. Rival brand" comparisons.

Honda S800:
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Or

Datsun Sports 1200:
SPL212.jpg


I think I'll have the Datsun.
Honda
 
2006 American Sports Cars

Chevrolet Corvette Z06
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Dodge Viper SRT-10
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Ford GT
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GT or Vette. Never been a huge fan of the Vipers.
 
Datsun.
Roque.
Cadillac.
VIPER. :cool: (Viper over everything)
 
SL and GT.
 
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Interesting theme going on here.

You can go with this:

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Or you can go with that:

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S800, Rogue, SL, Corvette, Mini.
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I too really like the parents question, so here are mine:

2013 Scion FR-S. Never been driven hard, unmodified. Bought during a mid life crisis. The purists choice, though not that powerful nor overly practical.

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2014 Honda Civic Si Sedan. Daily driven, occasionally driven hard by a certain hoodlum. Great fun, fantastic engine and gearbox but awful steering. Pretty quick.

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2010 Honda Fit. Thrashed to within an inch of its life. Has been sideways, backwards, and drag raced. Will do at least 105 mph, or so I'm told. Flawless reliability, very practical and cheap to run, good daily driver. Surprisingly fun and involving to drive.

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The FR-S. I'm young, don't have a family, and don't need something to haul stuff yet. Sports car it is.

Also, lag cause the insane amounts of posts I made in a row back there, that wasn't intentional.
 
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