6.0 GTO, STi, or S2k?

[Z28]

It appears not many care for the S2000 as a street car. Aside from warranty and rice issues wouldn't a turbo kit would make the Honda an awesome ride for the street, or should I seek help for my roadster fetish?

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Don't know if you could do it for $30K but you should consider looking for a stock secondhand M3 in good condition of course. BMW parts would cost more than the jap cars; perhaps someone could help clarify specifically about how much more it would cost to maintain a BMW. However, not only would you have a sweet ass car in stock form but also a car with status.

[PaulGT2164]

i would reccomend the STi
i like the way the sounds, perform, and looks
the GTO is a cool car, but where i live i see tooo many of them

i personally want a s2000 , but thats cause i want a convert. and to tinker with the engine a bit (..i have a few unigue ideas...)

[ae86_16v]

Denpends on what you want. S2K is definitely more of a track car than a daily driver. The lack of torque really kills that thing. But then again, on the track, that car is blistering fast.

Same could be said of the STi (blistering fast), although the STi is more practical. Only down point about the STi is that it still has that "Boy-Ricer" image to it.

The GTO is a very nice car. I don't know much about it though, but thumbs up on looks and thumbs up on engine and sound. Saw one on the freeway the other day, man that thing sounds nice. I don't know, around here, I've only seen a few of them. I guess they aren't selling that well in the Bay Area, CA.