Sold, Im out, peace!
I understand what your saying about the MPG its killing me also..Good luck with the fit..
05-03-08, 01:48 PM
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As quick as an IS350 0 - 60? I didn't know fits did 0 - 60 in 5.3 secs lol I think since it's so tiny it feels faster at 30 than your IS does at 80 lol. You could have just went with a used 250 and still had good mileage 30+mpg and kept all the luxury and still be faster but still good choice of car if you wanted to be practical. Why didn't you just wait for the new Fit that's just around the corner? That way you can enjoy your 350 a little bit longer?
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How do you like the Cayenne S? If gas prices go down in a few years I have been thinking about supplementing it with one. I still have hope that gas prices go down in the future which at that time I would keep the Fit as my daily driver and pick up a Porsche or Z06 Vette. Basically a garage queen that comes out on sunny days. I didn’t sell my IS because I couldn’t afford, I did it to be minimalist. Doesn’t mean down the road if things are looking better with the gas I want a true sports car for the weekend and the Fit for the commute (and my image at work which has become a very “green” atmosphere)
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How do you like the Cayenne S? If gas prices go down in a few years I have been thinking about supplementing it with one. I still have hope that gas prices go down in the future which at that time I would keep the Fit as my daily driver and pick up a Porsche or Z06 Vette. Basically a garage queen that comes out on sunny days. I didn’t sell my IS because I couldn’t afford, I did it to be minimalist. Doesn’t mean down the road if things are looking better with the gas I want a true sports car for the weekend and the Fit for the commute (and my image at work which has become a very “green” atmosphere)
