.:HSTuners::

05-14-2002, 08:41 AM

I think parc_erc_... has a valid argument - I hate huge spoilers and coffee-can mufflers too, no matter what kind of car they're on.

I drive a civic, and I can't fit my head in my tailpipe. I do, however, own a remarkably reliable, easy-to-maintain, comfortable and, yes, sporty (for a 35mpg compact!) car. It was also cheap to buy, and the plethora of parts make it fun to customize without having to buy a separate daily driver (like I would if I was working on an old domestic or a serious sports car).

The 240 is a nice car, 140-ish hp stock from a 2.4I4 is nothing special, but rwd would be worth it. Not what I was looking for, though. The 200 didn't handle as well and had a poor reliability history compared to Hondas.

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05-14-2002, 08:41 AM	#6
Mushroom Posts: n/a	I think parc_erc_... has a valid argument - I hate huge spoilers and coffee-can mufflers too, no matter what kind of car they're on. I drive a civic, and I can't fit my head in my tailpipe. I do, however, own a remarkably reliable, easy-to-maintain, comfortable and, yes, sporty (for a 35mpg compact!) car. It was also cheap to buy, and the plethora of parts make it fun to customize without having to buy a separate daily driver (like I would if I was working on an old domestic or a serious sports car). The 240 is a nice car, 140-ish hp stock from a 2.4I4 is nothing special, but rwd would be worth it. Not what I was looking for, though. The 200 didn't handle as well and had a poor reliability history compared to Hondas.