first post: wanting to trade my STI for a G-coupe
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Originally Posted by rasetsu
Less harsh? Definetly. But my STi is a much more practical car than my wife's G coupe. At least the STi seats five and has a real trunk. If only the STi had a fold down back seat. At least the '06 STi has a pass through.
The design changes usually hurts re-sale on most cars, but STi's have held their value really well regardless.
The design changes usually hurts re-sale on most cars, but STi's have held their value really well regardless.
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01-09-2007, 02:43 PM
I've driven my buddy's STi for a bit, we trade car often.. The STi is sweet.. it pulls HARD from a stop.. The gears are soo much shorter in that thing.. Definately a beast.
The G was a bit more roomy and had its moments.. but damn.. I mean I have a turbo'd G and an STi is just sooo crazy fast (his is modded also). Plus I'd be able to use it to go snowboarding!@#!
The G was a bit more roomy and had its moments.. but damn.. I mean I have a turbo'd G and an STi is just sooo crazy fast (his is modded also). Plus I'd be able to use it to go snowboarding!@#!
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I say get at least an 06 or higher if you can. It has all the modern things that the older G's are trying to upgrade to. And unless you MUST HAVE the Brembo brakes.. I'd get the 06+. Plus they have more power.
Oh and just wait until you get the staggard fitment rims and we'll see what "joe shmo's" will rev at you now.. haha
Oh and just wait until you get the staggard fitment rims and we'll see what "joe shmo's" will rev at you now.. haha
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04-26-2007, 02:20 PM
Originally Posted by Slyding_G35_03
i traded my subie to a G but i kinda miss my subie coz its more easy for me coz i got a son. but now i got the G its kinda hard but its olryte. makes my son happy and he told me that my car will b his......lol and his 3
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Originally Posted by ABQG35c
I say get at least an 06 or higher if you can. It has all the modern things that the older G's are trying to upgrade to. And unless you MUST HAVE the Brembo brakes.. I'd get the 06+. Plus they have more power.
Oh and just wait until you get the staggard fitment rims and we'll see what "joe shmo's" will rev at you now.. haha
Oh and just wait until you get the staggard fitment rims and we'll see what "joe shmo's" will rev at you now.. haha
If you're on a budged then 05 will give you the same power/wheels and interior has been upgraded.
#44
04-27-2007, 12:07 PM
Originally Posted by Edmond
located here in Tx, houston to be more specific. i've already decided on the G, now is more that i dont get too raped on either trading the STI or selling her outright. I still owe about 24K on her. prefer to get new, but i know i dont want to deal with a 30K+ car, would like to keep it around what i owe.
