CSS996
02-14-2007, 08:53 PM
Good day!
I'm new to this site, but certainly not new to forums. A couple thousand posts on sportbike and dirtbike forums. And about a hundred on an Isuzu forum. (2007 Yamaha WR450F and 1989 Isuzu Amigo.)
The new GTO has interested me from day one, but not at all because of the name. I just dig rear wheel drive cars with more horsepower than they need. And since I am married with kids, the GTO seems like a good choice. Well, better than the '96 Corvette LT4 I was saving for...:rolleyes:
I'm not a GM loyalist. I really like the Mustang GT as well, but not as good passenger accomodations. And you can't swing a dead cat without hitting one...
Truth be told, I have much more faith in a Toyota or a Honda than a Chevy or a Ford, though it pains me to say it. I've owned a few Fords and had problems with all of them. I've owned several Hondas and Toyotas with lots of trouble free miles. None of them had any soul though...:(
I've only driven a GTO in a small parking lot, but the interior REALLY impressed me! Oh, and the sound of the engine... Yum!
So, I'm sure every question I would have initially has already been answered here somewhere, so I will search around a bit. I've been reading reviews and stuff. So far the complaints I am hearing are mostly about styling, trunk space and entry to the rear seats. Non-issues to me, for the most part.
The only thing that worries me initally is the possible problem with some of the front struts on a few cars. I need to look into that on the site.
I'm not sure if or when I will end up owning one of these new age muscle cars. The bug just bit me yesterday while I was bored at work, and started chasing links on YouTube...
I saw that British arsebag from Top Gear review the Holden. Then I started looking at prices for used units.... Hmmmm...
I was surprised he actually liked the car. I just liked all the sideways driving and the smoke. Yes, I am 37 years old with a wife, kids and a good job. So what? I still think with my little head sometimes...
Anyway, here's hoping I can learn a lot, and maybe end up bringing one of these home one day.
Take care! :)
I'm new to this site, but certainly not new to forums. A couple thousand posts on sportbike and dirtbike forums. And about a hundred on an Isuzu forum. (2007 Yamaha WR450F and 1989 Isuzu Amigo.)
The new GTO has interested me from day one, but not at all because of the name. I just dig rear wheel drive cars with more horsepower than they need. And since I am married with kids, the GTO seems like a good choice. Well, better than the '96 Corvette LT4 I was saving for...:rolleyes:
I'm not a GM loyalist. I really like the Mustang GT as well, but not as good passenger accomodations. And you can't swing a dead cat without hitting one...
Truth be told, I have much more faith in a Toyota or a Honda than a Chevy or a Ford, though it pains me to say it. I've owned a few Fords and had problems with all of them. I've owned several Hondas and Toyotas with lots of trouble free miles. None of them had any soul though...:(
I've only driven a GTO in a small parking lot, but the interior REALLY impressed me! Oh, and the sound of the engine... Yum!
So, I'm sure every question I would have initially has already been answered here somewhere, so I will search around a bit. I've been reading reviews and stuff. So far the complaints I am hearing are mostly about styling, trunk space and entry to the rear seats. Non-issues to me, for the most part.
The only thing that worries me initally is the possible problem with some of the front struts on a few cars. I need to look into that on the site.
I'm not sure if or when I will end up owning one of these new age muscle cars. The bug just bit me yesterday while I was bored at work, and started chasing links on YouTube...
I saw that British arsebag from Top Gear review the Holden. Then I started looking at prices for used units.... Hmmmm...
I was surprised he actually liked the car. I just liked all the sideways driving and the smoke. Yes, I am 37 years old with a wife, kids and a good job. So what? I still think with my little head sometimes...
Anyway, here's hoping I can learn a lot, and maybe end up bringing one of these home one day.
Take care! :)