DSM vs. zo6 :)
#31
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
ORIGINAL: Sebba
LOL come on man. an RSX? You just cant compare the two.
Sure the Z06 is defenatly a better car... ok... but the Lotus is more value for money. For a decent amount less than the Z06 you are getting the best handing car in the world and an awesome power to weight ratio. You really have to drive it to understand.
LOL come on man. an RSX? You just cant compare the two.
Sure the Z06 is defenatly a better car... ok... but the Lotus is more value for money. For a decent amount less than the Z06 you are getting the best handing car in the world and an awesome power to weight ratio. You really have to drive it to understand.
Like I said I do respect the lotus cars I do like them but your just bias man. aying the best handling car in the world is a long shot but I would agree in the U.S. it prob is on the top of the list.
#32
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
The FQ is not actually. It is the Exige.
Yes... its a lot like the RSX because the Elise is a front wheel drive front engine car?
For the money.. the C5 is about the same as a used Elise... i would take an Elise.
Yes... its a lot like the RSX because the Elise is a front wheel drive front engine car?
For the money.. the C5 is about the same as a used Elise... i would take an Elise.
#33
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
obviously my opinion as to the lotus elise is very bias, becuase i happen to own a c6 z06. For the money, absolutely no car even comes close, atleast not in the U.S. Your looking at a 75k+ (msrp) car, that comes with 505 hp, full carbon fiber panels, independant suspension, and a horsepower potential that is far greater then that of any lotus. It's one of the best sports cars for the money there is out on the market. Not to mention 11.7 quarter mile time, stock from the factory. Lotus' are infact, extremely light and can handle very well, but as everyday car usage, EXTREMELY impractical. Thier very uncomfortable, loud cabin, and hideously slow on a straight away. But again, this is my opinion. Maybe your just not a muscle type of guy, and prefer the joys of handling, over the sounds of 8 cylinders roaring. it's all ultimitly what you like.
But it's for certain, the z06, is a much better buy.
Gus
But it's for certain, the z06, is a much better buy.
Gus
#34
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
ORIGINAL: Sebba
The FQ is not actually. It is the Exige.
Yes... its a lot like the RSX because the Elise is a front wheel drive front engine car?
For the money.. the C5 is about the same as a used Elise... i would take an Elise.
The FQ is not actually. It is the Exige.
Yes... its a lot like the RSX because the Elise is a front wheel drive front engine car?
For the money.. the C5 is about the same as a used Elise... i would take an Elise.
#36
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
ORIGINAL: Sebba
The FQ is not actually. It is the Exige.
Yes... its a lot like the RSX because the Elise is a front wheel drive front engine car?
For the money.. the C5 is about the same as a used Elise... i would take an Elise.
The FQ is not actually. It is the Exige.
Yes... its a lot like the RSX because the Elise is a front wheel drive front engine car?
For the money.. the C5 is about the same as a used Elise... i would take an Elise.
#37
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
ORIGINAL: ComposeEvo
obviously my opinion as to the lotus elise is very bias, becuase i happen to own a c6 z06. For the money, absolutely no car even comes close, atleast not in the U.S. Your looking at a 75k+ (msrp) car, that comes with 505 hp, full carbon fiber panels, independant suspension, and a horsepower potential that is far greater then that of any lotus. It's one of the best sports cars for the money there is out on the market. Not to mention 11.7 quarter mile time, stock from the factory. Lotus' are infact, extremely light and can handle very well, but as everyday car usage, EXTREMELY impractical. Thier very uncomfortable, loud cabin, and hideously slow on a straight away. But again, this is my opinion. Maybe your just not a muscle type of guy, and prefer the joys of handling, over the sounds of 8 cylinders roaring. it's all ultimitly what you like.
But it's for certain, the z06, is a much better buy.
Gus
obviously my opinion as to the lotus elise is very bias, becuase i happen to own a c6 z06. For the money, absolutely no car even comes close, atleast not in the U.S. Your looking at a 75k+ (msrp) car, that comes with 505 hp, full carbon fiber panels, independant suspension, and a horsepower potential that is far greater then that of any lotus. It's one of the best sports cars for the money there is out on the market. Not to mention 11.7 quarter mile time, stock from the factory. Lotus' are infact, extremely light and can handle very well, but as everyday car usage, EXTREMELY impractical. Thier very uncomfortable, loud cabin, and hideously slow on a straight away. But again, this is my opinion. Maybe your just not a muscle type of guy, and prefer the joys of handling, over the sounds of 8 cylinders roaring. it's all ultimitly what you like.
But it's for certain, the z06, is a much better buy.
Gus
#38
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
ORIGINAL: Sebba
Well yeah because the EVO has more power on a strait.
But the FQ is not the best handling car in the world. The Exige officially is.
Well yeah because the EVO has more power on a strait.
But the FQ is not the best handling car in the world. The Exige officially is.
#39
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
The Exige and the Elise have pretty much the exact same setup apart from a few exterior differences and the tires are different. Other than that they are almost identical.
Well i guess it boils down to a matter of personal preference.
Well i guess it boils down to a matter of personal preference.
#40
RE: DSM vs. zo6 :)
ORIGINAL: Sebba
The Exige and the Elise have pretty much the exact same setup apart from a few exterior differences and the tires are different. Other than that they are almost identical.
Well i guess it boils down to a matter of personal preference.
The Exige and the Elise have pretty much the exact same setup apart from a few exterior differences and the tires are different. Other than that they are almost identical.
Well i guess it boils down to a matter of personal preference.