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Originally Posted by mv
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Originally Posted by ikon2003
Hopefully they will make a of changes to the body. After all, if the body of the car is similar to the current models, why not just buy the current one, then do the necessary tuning yourself? be fun to go through the process, you would learn more, and u might save some money doing it too...
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You've got a point ,however, it has its downside - the warranty - so if it had to be my daily driver I'd definitely wait for the new stock version. |
Yeah, that might be a good idea, esp if it's the daily driver. If you wanted to save even more money though, you could buy a used "current" one (which might not come with a warrenty anyway), and then rebuild and tune the engine - it would probably improve the used engine anyway, plus you'd get all the aformentioned benefits.
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