I used to call my friend's TII 'Rolling Sex.' He seemed to like that.



I think the only thing I call RX-7s now are "in Indiana," and "in Syracuse." And as you can probably tell, that is definately unliked, by both of us.

 

The FD doesn't get called too many negative things. Its the mini that constantly gets called the clown car that irritates me.

 

Ha, I know what you mean. My Tracker always gets called 'the short bus.' It was rather annoying, so after a while I just went with it.

 

from the neighbor "rolling chainsaw"



from the insurance company "a high risk sports car"



from my investment conscience father " the f3cking boat anchor"



from 3 ex girlfriends "when I wake up in this car, why does my *** hurt?"

 

I get probe, and supra mostly. My dad calls it a sewing machine car.



This guy I met at school called it a "****-**** mobile". He thought he was real clever with that one. Actually he kinda was...

 

the lady at the gas station $2 a gallon F-ing Mother Fer. sorry had a fit. The lady at the gas station said. Which one the brown car. its gold Gosh Dambit

 

Most people I know call it the "Mazda"...which is cool...suprisingly most people I come across know what it is



My old roomates always called it (or rx-7's in general) the "problem cars"..."Don't buy one Erik...you'll be sorry..."



funny thing was though, all through college (and now) I never had any problems, hehe

 

Does LSD make such a difference that you can feel it?



My Mr2 was non-LSD and I was wondering about that, if the launch/handling feels much greater...etc..?

 

Um... a '7 is gonna make an MR2 pee its pants, from my experience with MR2s, LSD or no. LSDs *can* make a launch harder since you don't slip as easily, but they can just as easily bog you down if you don't have enough power. With power, though, the LSD is imperative.

 

Hehe... I've got a 'vert so sleeping in the car isn't really even a consideration, unless you can sleep sitting up in a snug seat. Which *I* can't.