2010 g37s or 2009 sti?
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I've owned an 08 G37S coupe(sedan is actually negligibly faster than the coupe) and 06 STI. Two totally different cars. It really depends upon what the driving priorities are. I personally love having (true) push-button start lol. G37 is way more expensive to mod, and obviously slower.
I've owned an 08 G37S coupe(sedan is actually negligibly faster than the coupe) and 06 STI. Two totally different cars. It really depends upon what the driving priorities are. I personally love having (true) push-button start lol. G37 is way more expensive to mod, and obviously slower.
I'd say G37S unless he needs AWD, or wants lots more power through mods (in which case, a 335i would provide both luxury and power)
I love both sedan and coupe G37S, too bad their AWD versions are not available in 6MT
I love both sedan and coupe G37S, too bad their AWD versions are not available in 6MT
Last edited by zergling; Aug 26, 2009 at 11:57 AM.
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he originally wanted the g37 but i told him to look into subaru.
and yeah of course i showed him the 2010 legacy gt..i love that car
but i guess the interior didnt appeal to him.
i guess he might go with the g37 at the end since its a luxury car that gets the same gas mileage as the sti.
and yeah of course i showed him the 2010 legacy gt..i love that car
but i guess the interior didnt appeal to him.
i guess he might go with the g37 at the end since its a luxury car that gets the same gas mileage as the sti.
B's are great, nicely upgraded interior, the nav isn't too bad (Infiniti's is way better I would imagine), 6MT...Throw different springs on the Bilsteins and you have a very capable/easily modded kinda-sorta-almost luxury car...
