Older C&D comparo with all 5-speed: SC300, 300ZX 2+2, Supra NA, E36 M3
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Older C&D comparo with all 5-speed: SC300, 300ZX 2+2, Supra NA, E36 M3
Has anyone seen this link? Even though it's C&D I like finding these old magazine comparisons to get a little context for how the SC's were thought of when they were brand new.
http://m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=307781
http://m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=307781
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I just found another one: SC300 5-speed vs Legend Coupe 5-speed (with Type I V6). I believe someone referenced it in text on these forums a few years ago but here it is in scanned page form.
http://www.acura-legend.com/vbulleti...88-post27.html
http://www.acura-legend.com/vbulleti...88-post27.html
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Thanks to the OP for the post.
I'm surprised the leather seats were a option on the SC300
Im shocked that someone would pay $900 for that POS CD Changer.
Whats up with the price difference between the two articles
There is almost a 8K difference between what looks like 1991-92 and 1996?
I'm surprised the leather seats were a option on the SC300
Im shocked that someone would pay $900 for that POS CD Changer.
Whats up with the price difference between the two articles
There is almost a 8K difference between what looks like 1991-92 and 1996?
Last edited by moosejaw2; 09-19-11 at 01:51 PM.
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Kahn,
Thanks for sharing those articles with us. I've been reading Arthur St. Antoine for years, but I've never seen the C&D article before. It's a little odd, seeing our cars talked about as if you could roll one new off the dealership lot today.
And no, a debate on which is better is "best settled in the pub" according to James May. Course, he was talking about Porsche and Ferrari, but I think we can adapt it.
Thanks for sharing those articles with us. I've been reading Arthur St. Antoine for years, but I've never seen the C&D article before. It's a little odd, seeing our cars talked about as if you could roll one new off the dealership lot today.
And no, a debate on which is better is "best settled in the pub" according to James May. Course, he was talking about Porsche and Ferrari, but I think we can adapt it.