Lexus IS vs Acura TLX: Sport Sedan Showdown
08-26-21, 05:41 PM
#16
My ex wife had a Subaru SUV and that thing went for like 200k last I heard. They're really good cars IMO.
You're a fine dad for getting her into manuals!
And this thread is all over the place, no worries lol.
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Jazzrock (08-26-21)
08-26-21, 05:57 PM
#17
had to drive out and get it. She's sacrificing the sun roof to get the limited grey edition. I'm glad she'll soon be an expert
on driving a stick.
08-27-21, 08:24 AM
#18
Only thing that really kept Subarus back for those who own them was the head gasket issues, which should be fixed for a 2019.
Regular maintenance and that thing should scream for years.
And agree with the others, not driving a WRX for the mpg is she haha
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Jazzrock (08-27-21)
08-27-21, 01:41 PM
#19
Lexus Test Driver
Today this car is the equivalent of an old rusty hot dog cart. Still nice though if kept in good shape as in the photo. I still like the magic of the original though, pre facelift at launch. I felt like the refresh was trying too hard with its bulbous lights. It didn't quite match the subdued elegant nature of the body lines.
https://hondanews.com/en-US/releases...l-introduction
08-27-21, 03:53 PM
#20
This 2002 refresh was nice too. I drove a friend's relative's 2002 TL when I was a wee lad. It seemed like a rich person's car, so out of reach. I drove it so slow and with great care. My immediate thoughts were: wow nice dashboard. so smooth/quiet, powerful engine.
Today this car is the equivalent of an old rusty hot dog cart. Still nice though if kept in good shape as in the photo. I still like the magic of the original though, pre facelift at launch. I felt like the refresh was trying too hard with its bulbous lights. It didn't quite match the subdued elegant nature of the body lines.
https://hondanews.com/en-US/releases...l-introduction
Today this car is the equivalent of an old rusty hot dog cart. Still nice though if kept in good shape as in the photo. I still like the magic of the original though, pre facelift at launch. I felt like the refresh was trying too hard with its bulbous lights. It didn't quite match the subdued elegant nature of the body lines.
https://hondanews.com/en-US/releases...l-introduction
They were the same headlights used on the Accord and were theft magnets, hence the weird extra curve in the refresh.
Fun random fact I remember from back then lol.
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whoismiked (08-27-21)
08-28-21, 06:56 AM
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