View Poll Results: Which one you desire the most?(you can choose more than one)
Chevrolet Camaro
20
28.99%
Ford Mustang
1
1.45%
Hyundai Genesis coupe
25
36.23%
Infiniti G37 convertible
6
8.70%
Lexus IS250C
15
21.74%
Nissan 370Z
25
36.23%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 69. You may not vote on this poll
Which of these soon to arrive cars do you anticipate the most?
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Which of these soon to arrive cars do you anticipate the most?
Just for fun, which of these cars do you want to see on the street or in the showroom the most?
I chose Camaro, Genesis coupe, and 370Z.
2010 chevrolet camaro
2010 ford mustang
2010 hyundai genesis coupe
2009 infiniti g37 convertible
2010 lexus is250c
2010 nissan 370z
I chose Camaro, Genesis coupe, and 370Z.
2010 chevrolet camaro
2010 ford mustang
2010 hyundai genesis coupe
2009 infiniti g37 convertible
2010 lexus is250c
2010 nissan 370z
Last edited by TwiBlueG35; 12-18-08 at 10:50 AM.
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The thought of a the G37 convertible sounds great, but after seeing a few pics of it with the top up, it just doesn't have the same smooth profile as the hardtop. The profile of the hardtop is what makes the G37 such gorgeous car (IMHO).
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I voted 370Z and Genesis Coupe.
Maybe that Toyota/Subaru coupe should be added? I'm anticipating that as well. Although little is known about it except that's 2.0 flat-four, hacked RWD drivetrain from a Subie AWD. But I'm eager to hear if they bring a STI/GT-Four/All-Trac version.
Maybe that Toyota/Subaru coupe should be added? I'm anticipating that as well. Although little is known about it except that's 2.0 flat-four, hacked RWD drivetrain from a Subie AWD. But I'm eager to hear if they bring a STI/GT-Four/All-Trac version.
#9
Lexus Champion
Yes it is, but it doesn't mean some of us want to see the new IS.
If the LF A or another F model were listed, or even an updated GS there might be a little more support. Instead of expanding down market, Lexus needs to develop more performance oriented models and answer the call in the mid-size sedan market (ie. GS) where they're getting killed right now.
I'll abstain from this poll as I'm not really interested in seeing any of those cars.
If the LF A or another F model were listed, or even an updated GS there might be a little more support. Instead of expanding down market, Lexus needs to develop more performance oriented models and answer the call in the mid-size sedan market (ie. GS) where they're getting killed right now.
I'll abstain from this poll as I'm not really interested in seeing any of those cars.
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I got to drive the 370Z as it was doing the 'Follow the Z' tour from Houston to Dallas. A very sweet car. Much improved interior and engine, although I miss the throaty sound of the 350Z. I vote Z.
However, as a die-hard Lexus fan, I am also waiting for the new IS250C.
-Regan
However, as a die-hard Lexus fan, I am also waiting for the new IS250C.
-Regan
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Camaro b/c I actually really like how it looks and it has a great price
IS convert (350 will be available) b/c I'm curious to see in person and it adds another nice Lexus car to the lineup
Nissan 370 Z b/c I want to see if its all its cracked up to be
My #1 though is the Hyundai Genesis coupe. I love how it looks, the specs seem incredible and I'm shocked Hyundai offers this vehicle.
IS convert (350 will be available) b/c I'm curious to see in person and it adds another nice Lexus car to the lineup
Nissan 370 Z b/c I want to see if its all its cracked up to be
My #1 though is the Hyundai Genesis coupe. I love how it looks, the specs seem incredible and I'm shocked Hyundai offers this vehicle.