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Originally Posted by GMichael
We have been looking at the Mazda 3, 5 door, CX-7 and the Toyota's Matrix & Rav 4.
Hey GM, FWIW I have two friends who own Mazda 3's and both of them love their cars.
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hmmm...I think I'm in the wrong decade. For the past 6 mos. or so I've been obsessed with American muscle cars.
Anybody know where I can find an '03 or '04 Mercury Marauder?
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Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
Hey GM, FWIW I have two friends who own Mazda 3's and both of them love their cars.
I bought a Mazda MX3-GS back in 92. Sold it in 99 with 196K miles on it. Still ran like the day I picked it up. Never had a lick of trouble with it. Can't complain about that.
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Originally Posted by dean_martin
hmmm...I think I'm in the wrong decade. For the past 6 mos. or so I've been obsessed with American muscle cars.
Anybody know where I can find an '03 or '04 Mercury Marauder?
How 'bout a 2000 Firebird Formula @ 320 HP? True dual exhaust, 3K stall T/Q, 3.73 rear gears? 75K miles?
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Originally Posted by dean_martin
hmmm...I think I'm in the wrong decade. For the past 6 mos. or so I've been obsessed with American muscle cars.
500 hp '08 Shelby GT500
420 hp '08 Dodge Challenger SRT
400 hp '09 Chevy Camaro
I dunno Dean, appears to me you're in exactly the right decade!
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Anybody know where I can find an '03 or '04 Mercury Marauder?
I'm a Ford guy, but even I will admit the Marauder was a weak swipe at the Impala SS. If you want used 4 door muscle, gotta go with the car with the Corvette motor under the hood. How 'bout a Buick GNX from the '80's? :ihih:
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My car has a corvette motor under the hood!!! Knuckleheads!
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Originally Posted by Rich-n-Texas
My car has a corvette motor under the hood!!! Knuckleheads!
But does it have 4 doors?
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Rich is counting the hatch and the hood as "doors," Mike. Don't mind him, he's been hitting the Shiner a bit hard these days.
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He's been spending too much time with Pix, me thinks.:frown2:
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Originally Posted by topspeed
500 hp '08 Shelby GT500
420 hp '08 Dodge Challenger SRT
400 hp '09 Chevy Camaro
I dunno Dean, appears to me you're in exactly the right decade!
I was just feelin' a little uncomfortable with all the "green" talk is all, and it's not very fun at the pump these days.
yeah, those vehicles have piqued my obsession. I'm holding out for the white "Vanishing Point" edition Challenger that should come out around 2010 for the 40th anniversary of the movie.
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I'm a Ford guy, but even I will admit the Marauder was a weak swipe at the Impala SS. If you want used 4 door muscle, gotta go with the car with the Corvette motor under the hood. How 'bout a Buick GNX from the '80's? :ihih:
I'll have to dig a little deeper into the Marauder. I remember seeing a new one on the lot back when we were looking at "family" vehicles and thinking "what is that beast?"
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Originally Posted by topspeed
Rich is counting the hatch and the hood as "doors," Mike. Don't mind him, he's been hitting the Shiner a bit hard these days.
Shiner = armadillo pi$$!!! (Don't tell JSE I said that.) I drink Milagro 100% pure De Agave tequilla exclusively!
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