Is this car HOT or NOT?
everyone will ahve their own opinion... some will say yes and some no. It is up to you though. If everything about this car suits your wants and perhaps needs then I say go for it. If you don't like it then.. well.. no lol
IMO.. I think it is pretty sweet
Edwin
IMO.. I think it is pretty sweet
Edwin
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The front bumper/headlights greatly increase the radar cross-section.
Remove them so that you may drive faster with less punishment.
Oh, and that wing is nice for hanging your laundry on, but not much else.
Remove them so that you may drive faster with less punishment.
Oh, and that wing is nice for hanging your laundry on, but not much else.
Why the hell would you base your decision on buying a car based on someone's else's opinion?! It'd be different if you were asking if the car was mechanically sound and wanted opinions on potential problems, but it seems as you are more concerned with the looks. If you like it, you like it - who cares what other people think.
I knew the first pic reminded me of something
And since it reminded me of sunfire, I'd say it's not hot. Nothing you couldn't change, but as is, ugly.
Tim
And since it reminded me of sunfire, I'd say it's not hot. Nothing you couldn't change, but as is, ugly.Tim
Originally Posted by JaNusSolSumnus
OMG, I didnt know Mazda made the Sunfire....
That is horrible.... if the front end is replaced with OEM or 99+ OEM than it would be a lot better. I prefere the 'no wing' look as well, so that'd have to go.
~Kri
That is horrible.... if the front end is replaced with OEM or 99+ OEM than it would be a lot better. I prefere the 'no wing' look as well, so that'd have to go.
~Kri
Well it definitely has a unique Japanese look to it, very over-the-top. Whether that's what you want to drive is up to you.
I would be mostly concerned with how well it drives. From what I hear, the laws in Japan cause most people to deport or destroy their cars after ~30,000 miles, and most people there don't maintain them very well either. If you're unlucky, you'll be buying a motor that's about ready to pop.
-s-
I would be mostly concerned with how well it drives. From what I hear, the laws in Japan cause most people to deport or destroy their cars after ~30,000 miles, and most people there don't maintain them very well either. If you're unlucky, you'll be buying a motor that's about ready to pop.
-s-
Originally Posted by scotty305
Well it definitely has a unique Japanese look to it, very over-the-top. Whether that's what you want to drive is up to you.
I would be mostly concerned with how well it drives. From what I hear, the laws in Japan cause most people to deport or destroy their cars after ~30,000 miles, and most people there don't maintain them very well either. If you're unlucky, you'll be buying a motor that's about ready to pop.
-s-
I would be mostly concerned with how well it drives. From what I hear, the laws in Japan cause most people to deport or destroy their cars after ~30,000 miles, and most people there don't maintain them very well either. If you're unlucky, you'll be buying a motor that's about ready to pop.
-s-
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NOT
Originally Posted by GoRacer
There's some momey spent on it. Knightsports rear wing, nice wheels (assuming good size), R-Magic front end conversion, forgot who makes the side skirt kit with fender flares. Make shure the engine is ok. Also, even though it's fixed up you may end up changing things afterwards.
Except for the front end i like the car and i have always liked that knightsports wing.
