Originally Posted by t2grr

a thin article... but what i find hard to understand is why they have the Hyundai in the group test? (or have i missed some pages)... i mean if you are looking to buy an American Muscle car... Hyundai (being Korean) doesnt immediately spring to mind.. i am sure its a good car, but an odd choice to stick in the test, me thinks.

Originally Posted by forensicsteve

if i were to go get another car besides a mustang, id go with a corvette. anybody with me?

Sat in a ZO6 a while back, when deciding on a new daily driver. Way too plush and too many cadillac-type features. So bought the Dodge. Even with its 3.07 stock gearing, it's a handful with no stability and no traction controls.

Originally Posted by Fifthwind

Hey guys, back from work, and just wanted to say (Especially to ACE) that i didn't mean to sound like an *** in my previous post.

It's just on forums, people tend to through money around like it grows on trees. I should remind myself that it's just talk. Oh, and to the doubters, money can be made when the market it down too. I made money in 08, 09, and 2010. Just gotta play the game differently is all.

*on a serious note though (especially to you younger folks): Remember the rule of 72. A little sacrifice and prioritizing now, and you'll never have a car payment ever again. The last four cars I've bought haven't cost me a dime. Think about it... a free car every 8 or 9 years for the rest of your life... you gotta love that right?

But, it does require a bit of sacrifice while you're young. You might have to drive a few beaters first. But the payoff in the end is worth it!!!

Anyway, sorry to ACE and anyone else who was scratching their head and asking who pissed in my cheerios this morning. LOL