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  • #21
    ya but you called it an ugly peices of fecal matter. Just tryin to defend the corvette

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    • #22
      Yes it is ugly. But I did not make a comparison to the Porsche. If I could afford a Corvette, I would get an M3.

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      • #23
        M3 is an excellent luxury sports car, Probably alot more advanced too. but if your looking for performance the it doesnt match up with the corvette, there is no substitude for displacement..well not yet anyways.

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        • #24
          I'd get an STi and beat all yous in the 0-30 off the line ... and have another 20 grand or so left over to dump into the jeep.
          this post = teh win.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by Harut82
            M3 is an excellent luxury sports car, Probably alot more advanced too. but if your looking for performance the it doesnt match up with the corvette, there is no substitude for displacement..well not yet anyways.
            Yes, the M3 is not as fast as the Corvette. But I would sacrifice .2 seconds on a 0-60 for German engineering and better styling.

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            • #26
              Originally posted by Seapahn
              I'd get an STi and beat all yous in the 0-30 off the line ... and have another 20 grand or so left over to dump into the jeep.
              Actuallty, unless you have the Euro model, you will lose to both the M3 and the Corvette in 0-60. But there is no argument that it is an excellent deal for the price. Plus it does not look that great. I cannot find information on 0-30 for a 2004 M3. The 2004 Subaru has a quicker 0-30 than a 2001 M3. That is all I could find for that. Oh and a 2002 Corvette beats the 2004 STi at 0-40.
              Last edited by dusken; 08-03-2004, 02:49 PM.

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              • #27
                With the extra 20 grand, I'd bribe the judges and rig the timing machines at the track
                this post = teh win.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by Seapahn
                  With the extra 20 grand, I'd bribe the judges and rig the timing machines at the track
                  With an extra twenty thousand dollars you can import the European model.

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