RWD Sport coupes for 2009/2010

[Tave]

Why choose one over the other when you can have both?

[Cookie Monster]

Why choose one over the other when you can have both?

Aren't the 3.8 base and the 2.0 Track about the same monies?

[Tave]

I have no clue. I don't have enough monies for any of the options, so that never even factored into my decision.

[Cookie Monster]

I have no clue. I don't have enough monies for any of the options, so that never even factored into my decision.

Either way I'd take the terbow.

[SVT666]

Either way I'd take the terbow.

Why?  If they're relatively close in price and the V6 has 90 more HP and all the suspension goodies of the Track, why in the hell would you even consider the Track?

[Cookie Monster]

Why?  If they're relatively close in price and the V6 has 90 more HP and all the suspension goodies of the Track, why in the hell would you even consider the Track?

The 3.8 base has all the suspension/ brake stuff of the Track?

[SVT666]

The 3.8 base has all the suspension/ brake stuff of the Track?

I think so.

[CJ]

OR you can get all of the fancy brakes and suspension WITH the outright power.  That's what I'd do.

[the Teuton]

I really like the idea of the Hyundai, but I have only driven the 1er in real life, and I fell in love with it.  To be honest, although I said I'd go with the Hyundai, I'd have to take them all on testdrives to figure out which I'd take home.

[MX793]

The 3.8 base has all the suspension/ brake stuff of the Track?

No, you have to step into the 3.8 Track to get the upgraded brakes.  That said, the Track version is likely still not going to cost more than a 370Z.