jomo3640

The "chick" car thing has always been kind of amusing to me.
Yes, chicks will love your car - and want to ride in it!
Yes, your buds will criticize power, etc., while they are envious that chicks want to ride in your car.
Where is the problem?

JohnD

Don't think it's a chick car....Stay away from Jeeps in my opinion....Had one, known people who have owned them...Trouble

Re3iRtH

Hmm... interesting that you say that. The Wrangler i heard has one
of the better resale values in the class. I know resale value and reliability
aren't the same thing but still.

Re3iRtH

Thank you all for the useful contributions!
I have yet to test drive that particular one, things has been kind of busy
but I will head over and take a ride in it in a few days.
Regardless, I am setting myself a deadline that I need a new
car by this coming Saturday.

The thing with me is, I don't fall in love with a single particular car
(and other things, working on it ) but I am looking for some sort
of convertible theme and reliability, and maybe cool points.
The wrangler gives me that adventurous theme, people assume that
all folks in my profession are too serious or something, but I don't
know how much 'off-roading' I will really be doing.

I am getting a place downtown so the majority of my commute
(timewise) is probably in the city. What you guys thing of the sc430
in that respect. Thanks again.

mandyfig

Go get the SC and post pics as soon as you can.

Did you get it?

Sapherynth

The SC is great for city cruising and it is MUCH more comfortable than the Wrangler. I have pulled into my garage after driving home from work (sometimes in way too much traffic) and have sat in the car for a bit, because I am so comfortable I don’t want to get out. It is like therapy on wheels, especially with the top down.

Re3iRtH

Well, its between a low miles S2000 or that SC430 I was talking about.
The S2000 will run me 22-24k if I am lucky which is about the same
I am able to get the SC for.
Hmm... S2000 does get the better gas mileage, more fun to drive (manual,
enough said), has some wow factor, but its still a honda.
The sc430, way more luxurious, more unique (although S2000s are getting
somewhat rare), but worse mpg and arguably 'girly'.
Tough choice, I love them both!

wokraku

That's a pretty sweet deal....I'll take it, try it put for s year and flip it for at least the purchase price...nothing to lose! I doubt that you'd not get attached to it tho...