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well, my parents just told me they don't wanna put anymore money into the wagon because every repair we do just becomes more and more expensive. so we're parting ways with it, and they agreed to buy me another car.
however the catch is, it won't be a toyota. they wanna switch companies to....gasp! honda!
so the only way i agreed to this deal is if they got me an integra gs-r because i won't drive a whimpy sohc civic and i wanted something slightly sporty with some power.
so...for now it looks like the teggy is in and the camry is out.
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- 1999 Ford Mustang LX 5-spd - 1993 Toyota Camry Wagon LE SOLD
you'll regret it. you'll have less space and you won't be able to do as much. i would say reconsider or atleast get a corolla xrs you get more room. but hey i guess i'll be alone with the wagon but eh that just means that i'll be the only pimp wagon.
heh, i dun mind not having less room. i hate cramming 8 people in my wagon anyway. i'll like carrying 4 people max in the teg. and thats before i drop it.
besides, i love hatchbacks. and i dont plan to shove a sound system in there so i'll have that room if i fold down the back seats.
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- 1999 Ford Mustang LX 5-spd - 1993 Toyota Camry Wagon LE SOLD
Originally posted by SmokingTiresV6 Your parents suck
Search around for a Civic Si. The hatch isn't that bad. Either that or you can find a used S2000 for in the $20k range
You should at least try and work them a little more. Honda isn't the answer!
"Got made shit... Honda made it move"
*insurance costs my friend* my budget is small and a civic si rapes my already bad insurance. a 96 gs-r does it some justice. its cheaper on the insurance than my wagon according to our agent.
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- 1999 Ford Mustang LX 5-spd - 1993 Toyota Camry Wagon LE SOLD
i had a 93 teg rs and i always wanted more room and after looking at every one else and realizing that my car looked like thiers i was unhappy. the thing that sets us appart is that most of us like to stand out that's why we drive this car to begin with.
how much are they going to drop into a new car? i bet with that mone you can get a 3sgte swap done with a manual tranny and that would be faster that a teg.
Getting rid of the ol' wagon huh? Sorry to hear that man. But you can make that GSR quick as hell. And you'll have no problems finding aftermarket products it it either
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Ladies and gentlemen... the only turbo 5s-fe camry still in existence. Welcome back Terry. I can't wait to see how this goes.
Originally posted by Rapeacivic Getting rid of the ol' wagon huh? Sorry to hear that man. But you can make that GSR quick as hell. And you'll have no problems finding aftermarket products it it either
thats one reason i'm doing it.
and the folks are gonna put 5g into the teg and whatever isnt spent buying the car goes to me.
they dislike toyota cuz our gen4.5 had so many defects when it came from the dealer that we had to go back over and over to get things fixed.
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- 1999 Ford Mustang LX 5-spd - 1993 Toyota Camry Wagon LE SOLD
I would love a Teg, but the insurance would be to high for me. I would look for a 94-97 Honda Accord EX with the Vtec 2.2 engine. That is, if it had to be a Honda.
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i always thought of wagons as pimp rides. how about one those old accord wagons . lol they look nice if cared for properly. dont know about engine stuff but yea.
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