what is the best year rx7 to buy ?????/
12-19-01, 10:11 PM
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what is the best year rx7 to buy ?????/
I wanna know what year rx7 to buy and what model. and why. I waould like to know what year is the best for everyday driving and based on reliablitiy and where to look for one. Thanks for all rx7 fans input.
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Agreed, probably asked every other day for the past few months.
I would advise new members to the forum to always use the SEARCH function before posting basic questions. That is what SEARCH is there for. SEARCH is the button in the upper right hand corner on the forum page. It should be obvious even to beginners that the most basic questions have been asked and answered in great detail and SEARCH is where to look to find basic information.
When new members jump on this forum repeating basic questions, you risk the patience of other members who will simply "tune you out" because the questions lower the overall quality of the forum discussions.
Look, I'm really trying to be helpful here and not give a lecture. I'm sorry if I am not coming across in a positive tone because I'm not really good at advising others on matters like this.
Here's a suggestion for newcomers to not continue this problem. The first sentence in any question you post should be, "I have used already used the SEARCH function" followed by your remaining question if any. Hopefully going through this exercise you will avoid future problems.
Your future participation in this forum is welcome. There is much to learn and share here.
I would advise new members to the forum to always use the SEARCH function before posting basic questions. That is what SEARCH is there for. SEARCH is the button in the upper right hand corner on the forum page. It should be obvious even to beginners that the most basic questions have been asked and answered in great detail and SEARCH is where to look to find basic information.
When new members jump on this forum repeating basic questions, you risk the patience of other members who will simply "tune you out" because the questions lower the overall quality of the forum discussions.
Look, I'm really trying to be helpful here and not give a lecture. I'm sorry if I am not coming across in a positive tone because I'm not really good at advising others on matters like this.
Here's a suggestion for newcomers to not continue this problem. The first sentence in any question you post should be, "I have used already used the SEARCH function" followed by your remaining question if any. Hopefully going through this exercise you will avoid future problems.
Your future participation in this forum is welcome. There is much to learn and share here.
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