Nothing left to buy...*sighs*
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Nothing left to buy...*sighs* - 5/11/2008 6:35:51 AM
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ms_beehayven
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Having grown up in an all GM world and having parents that pretty much drove nothing but Chevrolets I am a GM girl. My current driver is a '98 Pontiac Grand Prix GT coupe since it was given to me by my dad. I am now in the market for a new car but the problem is GM in general and Chevy in particular no longer makes a car I want to buy. See...I won't drive anything but a two door coupe (rather have a hardtop but that isn't happening anymore apparently) and with the exception of the Cobalt/G5, which I find too small, and the Pontiac G6, which I find not very attractive, GM/Chevy no longer makes a car to suit me. So what do I do? Buy something I don't want? I won't buy a Ford but then like GM their cars too are ugly and the Mustang is *yawn* boring. My dad would disown me anyway...lol. Chrysler isn't much better. I wonder if I'm too hard to please? NO, because right now there are at least 4 foreign cars that fill all my requirements...2 door coupe, the right size, great looking, priced right, and available. What's a girl to do?
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RE: Nothing left to buy...*sighs* - 5/11/2008 7:35:21 AM
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EuroGoldLS
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Have you checked out some Saturn cars? They are GMs as well. They have two platforms that are unique to Saturn, and they are very sporty.
Anyway, if a foreign car suits your needs, buy it. Theres no sense in owning a car that you can't fully utilize. 
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RE: Nothing left to buy...*sighs* - 5/11/2008 8:38:25 AM
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tahoe07
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2009 will bring the Camaro and in 2010 we will get the CTS coupe. More to follow I hope...
The day of the 4 door is here I guess. My father feels the same way you do. He would rather not have a 4 door but choices are really limited now.
His preference is based on older generations of 4 doors. (He's nearly 60) When he grew up a 4 door was a way different animal. Now, for example, the 98 you have has the exact dimensions as the 4 door of the same year.
I would suggest that you try and get past the number of doors and look for a vehicle that still possess the younger, sportiness associated with 2 doors you prefer.Packages and Rim choices (aftermarket even) can really change the personality of a vehicle. Not every 4 door (even of the same model) has the same feel.
Good luck, I love the veh shopping process
Mazda 6 or 3, Acura TSX, Is the Lexus IS available as a 2 door? Please don't say Civic.
< Message edited by tahoe07 -- 5/11/2008 8:45:51 AM >
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