What Im Looking To Get
#1
Basically this is what i want from my FD. I dont know what the chances are of finding one like this, which is why im posting. Money is not an option although i would like to stay under 25k, and i need to be in a situation to make payments (not really a worry i have a cosigner with flawless credit).
Specs i am looking to get:
Color: Black EXT, no INT preference
Trans: Perfer auto, could adapt to 5spd if i have too
opti: Perfer power everything, and sunroof. Must have a sunroof. Leather would be nice but i can do without : )
Distance: Willing to travel, but would like to keep it within a 2- 3 hour trip if possible.
Now a question on milage. I want a mildly mod'd FD. What i mean is i want stock or stock with an exhaust system, but im not sure what milage is a good one. Original miles are key, but what should i watch for? Keep in mind i will be paying for this car for a fairly long time. Cant say i would mind a haltech system either, but i would perfer to do my work myself, and have more pride in the vehicle.
So basically i am looking for a low milage, good condition, black FD with auto and sunroof.
What are the odds on this, and what am i looking to pay? I dont want to use ebay and i would perfer to go through a dealer. Thanks for the help.
Specs i am looking to get:
Color: Black EXT, no INT preference
Trans: Perfer auto, could adapt to 5spd if i have too
opti: Perfer power everything, and sunroof. Must have a sunroof. Leather would be nice but i can do without : )
Distance: Willing to travel, but would like to keep it within a 2- 3 hour trip if possible.
Now a question on milage. I want a mildly mod'd FD. What i mean is i want stock or stock with an exhaust system, but im not sure what milage is a good one. Original miles are key, but what should i watch for? Keep in mind i will be paying for this car for a fairly long time. Cant say i would mind a haltech system either, but i would perfer to do my work myself, and have more pride in the vehicle.
So basically i am looking for a low milage, good condition, black FD with auto and sunroof.
What are the odds on this, and what am i looking to pay? I dont want to use ebay and i would perfer to go through a dealer. Thanks for the help.
#4
Any reason as to the auto? I do plan to do some racing, but im not the best driver in traffic and such, how hard is a manual to get used too?
I actually want a '93 FD, sorry that i forgot to mention that. I wanted to go through a dealer because i think i might get a better deal then if some personal seller who could tell me its a legit car knowing apex seals might go, or something. Doesnt have to be a dealer because i can get a loan through the bank. But dealer would be easier all around i feel.
Warrenty is not needed, but obviously any warrenty that comes with the car is a bonus, especially on the motor!
I actually want a '93 FD, sorry that i forgot to mention that. I wanted to go through a dealer because i think i might get a better deal then if some personal seller who could tell me its a legit car knowing apex seals might go, or something. Doesnt have to be a dealer because i can get a loan through the bank. But dealer would be easier all around i feel.
Warrenty is not needed, but obviously any warrenty that comes with the car is a bonus, especially on the motor!
#5
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Manual is easy to get used to. If your buying a Mazda Millenia, go with auto. On a sports car stay with stick.
Its like ridding a bicycle........once you learn how, it just becomes second nature to you!
Its like ridding a bicycle........once you learn how, it just becomes second nature to you!
#6
How forgiving is the car? I have no car to practice a stick in, that makes a test drive and driving the car home very, very awkward. Ive never even driven a stick, i might not like it, or even if i do, damage the car going home.
#7
Originally Posted by FDRacing' date='Oct 5 2003, 10:26 AM
How forgiving is the car? I have no car to practice a stick in, that makes a test drive and driving the car home very, very awkward. Ive never even driven a stick, i might not like it, or even if i do, damage the car going home.
#8
you'll regret it if you get auto..... get manual...... one day driving the car....... and you're set.
if you dont know how to drive manual, im sure there are a lot of people in the forum that is willing to teach you
if you dont know how to drive manual, im sure there are a lot of people in the forum that is willing to teach you