Saab9-3

IMHO, there are very few sports cars for sale in the U.S. The S2000 and the miata are two such automobiles. Most "sporty" cars are too heavy, luxurious, unbalanced, etc to be considered sports cars- no matter how fast they are.

I am not flaming these "sporty" cars- they can make fantastic daily drivers, I am just saying that when a sunny, 70 degree sunday afternoon comes around, I would rather get passed in my S2000 than be in an slk55.


COME ON SPRING!

J.T

Now thats one "roadster" (if you can call it that) I trade my S2000 for. BADAMMMM

s9000

Ugly and tacky, but probably very powerful.

PortugueseS2K

Nice but, i dont know if im diggin it. maybe in person

jsalicru

Any true sports car.. no matter how good the computer is, should at least have something that resembles a temp guage..

topcat7111

The car got hit with an ugly stick... not feeling the front end!!

VTEC_Junkie

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Saab9-3

Palmateer

Some people actually think that a Mustang is a sports car

Slamnasty

I like it, except for the "Celica Action Package" bulge vents on the sides just behind the front intakes....I'd fire the guy that styled those in...they disrupt everything. But good-looking overall.

I think the reason M-B doesn't use manuals is because they are to Bentley/Rolls what BMW is to M-B: BMW is the more "boisterous" company, ergo that's the role M-Bs play when compared to the highest echelon of car. M-Bs obviously handle better, and are faster than Bentley and Rolls barges.

MDXLuvr

It does- see the digital temp reading in the middle- 20.5 degrees