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Personally a Supra would be my first choice, then the NSX.
You are crazy. The Supra (I'm assuming the 4th gen) is an over weight pig.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMonkey
3,500 lbs vs. 3,000 lbs for the NSX. Besides that the 4th gen Supra is just plain ugly. :pukel:
Eek. Again I find myself agreeing with BR.
Besides, I'd posit that in 10 year's time, the NSX will be worth more than any other car on that list.
NSX would be my first choice too. Hard to find them though in good shape at a good price. That car, like the Miata, was pretty close to perfection in design and changed little in 12 years. Now Honda is getting ready to reintroduce it and it looks more like a Nissan GTR than a Vette.
I'm assuming you've never driven a Supra... with my driving skills (which are minimal), I feel fairly certain that I could alllllmost hang with my Miata around an autocross course. The handling is EXCELLENT for such a heavy car. Even the two 3rd gens I owned handled amazingly well. Well... the NA one did... the turbo had heavy wheels ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
http://www.supracharged.com/supra/mkiv/mkiv_med.jpg
That's uglier than an NSX? To each his own, I guess. The NSX does have a special place in my heart just because I've loved them for many years, but the potential for cheap, reliable HP in a Supra is just mind blowing :D
Methinks you've been spending too much time on the pointy board.
I think I'd have to pick a 911 over an NSX... I think.
Monkey... if you're going to post a pic of a Supra to prove your point, you might want to pick one that's more representative of the marque. ::Banana::
http://media.ebaumsworld.com/picture...mage5.ashx.jpg
Yes, but you'd want a 993...Quote:
Originally Posted by trickyrix
I used to think that the MKIV Supra was an overweight pig as well. Then I drove one at MSR, and that changed my mind. While it certainly wasn't as nimble as a Miata, it was one of those rare cars (much like C5 & C6 Corvettes) that seem to shrink the harder you drive them.Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
Overall, I was very impressed with the Supra. I've never driven an NSX, but I have ridden along in one on the track, and it is a wonderful car as well. That said, if I had to choose between the two I'd probably opt for the Supra, just because of the potential in the motor, plus the fact that it is a more practical car (2+2 with a hatchback vs. 2-seat mid-engine car with minimal trunk space).
You mean one wrecked by an overprivileged immature idiot who had no idea what he was doing?Quote:
Originally Posted by trickyrix
I guess this is a good representation of all Miata owners, huh :rolleyes::
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/K...video_5463.htm
No, you're crazy, it's still an overweight pig. The Miata is better than everything, don't you know that? :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by altiain
Great idea for an article, IMO. It'd be a hard choice but I think I'd go for the M3 or the NSX. Actually, if I had a spare $25K, I'd go for a full-zoot turbo NA Miata and a Mini Cooper S. If I had a spare $25K....
I agree 110% (except I prefer having them both supercharged).Quote:
Originally Posted by cwisenheimer
http://forums.dfwmiata.com/attachmen...1&d=1219627631
:clap::clap::D::Banana::
OH MY GOD TITUS YOU SUCK!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
Here I am paying kids' tuition and driving a dad-mobile and you've not only got both cars but a Sunburst to boot. Arrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
To be fair, the MINI is technically the wife's new daily driver. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by cwisenheimer
Damn. NA miatas are small.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
Put the bloody rota's back on the miata. It looks handicapped with those skinny wheels.
The Miata is actually noticably longer than the MINI. The Rotas are off for a while... need to get one of them repaired. :punchout:Quote:
Originally Posted by johnwag
I like the "DON'T DRINK AND DRIFT" sticker on that dipshit's car... :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMonkey
Were you out "drifting" into curbs?Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
No.... Not sure what the order of things was but I the car started pulling really bad so I pulled in to a gas station. The front wheel had no air in it, but the sidewalls are so stiff, you could hardly tell. The inside of the tire was also showing excessive wear. I was 40 miles away from home at the time, so I added air to the tire and tried it out. The pulling was gone, so I went on my way. about 10 miles from home, it started pulling again, but I decided to drive it the rest of the way. Got home and found the tire flat again and now corded. Pulled the wheel off and found that the inside of the rim was bent. Best guess is that the tire was low on air, a pothole bent the rim, the rest of the air came out, no air caused the car to pull, which caused the cording. But that is just a guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by trickyrix
The moral of the story is that I did several things wrong but the probably the biggest is that I shouldn't have used R-comps for daily driving. I knew this, but couldn't help myself. They were the only 15" tires I had they didn't cost me that much money, and I wanted to run the Rotas, so I figured why not. Apparently a bent Rota is why not. :punchout: