Originally posted by M5Power
First off, 93SHO: Although I'm more a fan of dissing current Hondas, you could probably get >30 MPG on the highway in a BMW 2002. We all know that can survive Colorado winters (especially in Littleton) and it can go to the track. Plus it's about one-sixteenth of the price of your Integra. How about the Ford Escort hatch? Same story there, ask Gil about his, apparently it rules. Or an SVT Contour?
I really don't have specs on your Integra - is it modded? What does it sell for now that the Integra brand was dropped? That would be helpful.
PunkRock: In reference to the link you posted,![]()
Streetracer: First, when you have a shirt on, you 'wear' it (just like your "Were to Go" thread should be "Where to Go"). Also, you know the sentiments of many members on this board concerning Honda, and although some of those members only resort to name-calling, I now recommend this thread be closed.
Originally posted by streetracer780
http://forums.gtplanet.net/showthread.php?s=&postid=381118#post381118
Just go here to talk about Hondas, ok?
Originally posted by 93SHO
Problem is though, the 2002s had what, 113 horsepower? I know it's light, but even for the weight 113 isn't going to cut it for me.
I will never own another Ford again. I sold my modded '93 Taurus SHO back in April because it would break almost monthly. We also have a '93 Aerostar which has eaten two trannies thus far, among other problems.
The value on my car (2000 GS-R, white with black leather, excellent condition, 30k miles) is good for probably 16k. I paid 16k for it with 5k less miles, but a little bit of damage. The car is bone stock. If you really knew anything about Hondas, you'd know that all the RSX is is an Integra with a new name.
Originally posted by M5Power
$16,000 for 113 horsepower is a pretty tough power value rating, especially for a used car...![]()