Thinking about Selling G and Getting a S2000
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Thinking about Selling G and Getting a S2000
I think i made up my mind, I test drove the S2k, and it was so quick and nimble only weighing about 2850, handles like a dream and feels like a true sports car. The G is to heavy I think it handles like a Big Slug. I think sports cars shouldnt weigh more than 3100 pounds because than they lose handling and light touch abilities, I was really in love with the S2K, plus the tranmission was so smooth conpared that of the G, dont get me wrong I like the G, but it just doesnt seem like right car to be driven fast.
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I think thats a good call - IF, u are short, dont need a backseat, have another car, and dont mind giving up some creature comforts...
Ive always been a fan of the S2K, but since im 6'4", only can afford one car, and always have video equip to lug around, i need the G.
Have Fun - Both are great cars!
Ive always been a fan of the S2K, but since im 6'4", only can afford one car, and always have video equip to lug around, i need the G.
Have Fun - Both are great cars!
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#6
Originally Posted by clemens9
Good, that's why the G35 coupe is not a sports car. It is a luxury sports car
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I say go for it. I've always loved that little screamin' mimi of a ride... ...but then again I think the sound of a sportbike engine above 7K RPM is addictive.
If I didn't need a car with a backseat (for emergencies... ...I have a wife and 2 kids), then I'd already have a well-modified S2000 sitting in my garage.
It might not be the fastest, but as far as sports cars go, it's a damn fine offering. Just get a hardtop to rectify that silly convertible thing. lol I'm a hardtop guy. Never cared for convertibles.
If I didn't need a car with a backseat (for emergencies... ...I have a wife and 2 kids), then I'd already have a well-modified S2000 sitting in my garage.
It might not be the fastest, but as far as sports cars go, it's a damn fine offering. Just get a hardtop to rectify that silly convertible thing. lol I'm a hardtop guy. Never cared for convertibles.
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Originally Posted by GT-Ron
I say go for it. I've always loved that little screamin' mimi of a ride... ...but then again I think the sound of a sportbike engine above 7K RPM is addictive.
If I didn't need a car with a backseat (for emergencies... ...I have a wife and 2 kids), then I'd already have a well-modified S2000 sitting in my garage.
It might not be the fastest, but as far as sports cars go, it's a damn fine offering. Just get a hardtop to rectify that silly convertible thing. lol I'm a hardtop guy. Never cared for convertibles.
If I didn't need a car with a backseat (for emergencies... ...I have a wife and 2 kids), then I'd already have a well-modified S2000 sitting in my garage.
It might not be the fastest, but as far as sports cars go, it's a damn fine offering. Just get a hardtop to rectify that silly convertible thing. lol I'm a hardtop guy. Never cared for convertibles.
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Originally Posted by jasonlee4180
If I could do it all over again, I probably would have gotten the s2k first, then end up with a G35C when the kid comes in 4-5 years.
Now, I won't be able to get a 2 seater for a good 15 or more years with plans for a family coming up. =*(
Now, I won't be able to get a 2 seater for a good 15 or more years with plans for a family coming up. =*(
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Originally Posted by GTT
Check this site, and you will see that the G35 quicker than the S2K o-60 MPH
http://www.performancecarnews.com/te...cess=ShowTable
http://www.performancecarnews.com/te...cess=ShowTable