'05 Mustang...

[xLibelle]

...rental. convertable at that, got me thinking e30 cabbie as a third car - its fun driving around with top down.

never a car that i would buy but i'm ok with the new body style this time around. it sounds nice for a stock exhaust on an american sixer. definetly feels heavy but there is enough oompf to get a good runnning 325i a run for its money. im not too sure about the suspension though. its "up to date" because it grips when told to properly, but the car sure as hell isnt balanced, flexes like crazy, nor does it have lsd... i dont know about the traction control because i turn it off all the time

auto tranny has glitches, interior squeeks, the chrome accented cluster is hard to see past the glare, cheap construction everywhere.... truly an american car! sure was fun with some power in a drop top in comfy seats though.

[E30 Wagen]

unless i buy a cadillac v-series or a truck, i'll probably never own a domestic car.

E30 for life!

[erik325i]

...interior squeeks...

That's how you know it's an American car. They all do it.

[Jonathan M3]

I switched cars with my friend this week (my jeep cherokee for his LS1 T/A WS6) and whenever I shut the door it sounds like I just slammed an old barn door. This thing makes my cherokee feel like its built like a benz.

The 410rwhp and full susp. makes up for it though. I've been trolling for Z06s, but can't find any. :(

[Dave]

cabbies are nice. Get one if you can for an extra car. I have enjoyed mine. If I had more garage space, I'd be keeping it.

[xLibelle]

cabbies are nice. Get one if you can for an extra car. I have enjoyed mine. If I had more garage space, I'd be keeping it.

yeah, im in a pretty nice area for a cabbie too.
i will probably wait until i finish my race project next year so i know where i want to be headed with automotive purchases..... or not ;)