Ive just been taken on at a new job and im hankering to spend my pennys.
I wont be using the car to commute, it will be only for evenings and weekends alone.
Come up with three options:
1.Theres nothing really wrong with my rover at the moment, could put more money into it, fully polybush throughout etc, but its money ill never get back.
Fun car to drive, ease of turbo driving, dont have to worry about leaving it places, insurable, have done all the work on it myself, suprise factor.
2. Nissan 200sx S14a
Average looks overall, uncle can give me a hand as hes a nissan mechanic, quick turbo power with good gains fairly cheaply with big potential.
Image is a bit poor, always see barry boys driving them and i dont really want to have to worry about the car. RWD = death in the wet!
Not checked insurance but wont be too expensive or cheap....
3. Honda Integra R DC2
Looks fab in white, would buy a UK model for insurance reasons, great handling, pretty uncommon (never seen one around here), i think they will hold their value well and with proper servicing see a good amount of money back come sale time.
Might miss turbo torque, havnt driven one yet.
If i bought a new car then i would probably sell the rover, but would depend on how much, i expect i would get 1000-1250 for it sold privately.
Could keep it for a track car but unsure.
I wont be using the car to commute, it will be only for evenings and weekends alone.
Come up with three options:
1.Theres nothing really wrong with my rover at the moment, could put more money into it, fully polybush throughout etc, but its money ill never get back.
Fun car to drive, ease of turbo driving, dont have to worry about leaving it places, insurable, have done all the work on it myself, suprise factor.
2. Nissan 200sx S14a
Average looks overall, uncle can give me a hand as hes a nissan mechanic, quick turbo power with good gains fairly cheaply with big potential.
Image is a bit poor, always see barry boys driving them and i dont really want to have to worry about the car. RWD = death in the wet!
Not checked insurance but wont be too expensive or cheap....3. Honda Integra R DC2
Looks fab in white, would buy a UK model for insurance reasons, great handling, pretty uncommon (never seen one around here), i think they will hold their value well and with proper servicing see a good amount of money back come sale time.
Might miss turbo torque, havnt driven one yet.
If i bought a new car then i would probably sell the rover, but would depend on how much, i expect i would get 1000-1250 for it sold privately.
Could keep it for a track car but unsure.
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