YOUR RESEARCHMotor Trend Car of the Year
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Hey guys, Maybe we should have all waited. Now that we know the Car of the Year is the Honda Civic, we may all want to rethink our car purchases. /fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/crazy.gif/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/stupid.gif
I've seen a few of them on the road........not impressed at all. The Civics of the early to mid '90s were great little machines.......I owned one of the last CRX models.......fantastic little car. After that point they just keep going down hill and away from the original concept. Your right.......MT is /fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/crazy.gif
Why is the new Civic in Europe A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT CAR than the Civic in the US? I saw the new euro model and it looks great! The US one is boring and completely different!
Quite true but I already see Canadian spec (same as US) around every block. So maybe MT wasn't so off?
</blockquote> I guess if there was an award for 'Most common everyday car' or 'Most sold'........then the Civic should get it! Ijust think a Car of the Year award would besomething a little more interesting and dynamic.
Thanks Atlas, You captured the escence of my post.
I think that the Chevrolet Corvette Z06 truly deserves it. It's a true supercar beater/ poor man's supercar, depends on how you view it. But Chevy really has done an excellant job however...
</blockquote> Yes, I think the Z06 should be around the top of the list, but now after I have driven it I'm not so sure it belongs at the top. It's definitely the best Chevy out there........take that to mean either good or bad. To me it's just another Corvette with a few tacked on vents. Around town it feel exactly that, nothing special about the way it goes about its business. To get what it has out of it you would have to live at the track, otherwise you might as well get a regular C6 and save the money.......the reg C6 actually felt a little better innormal everyday driving. It's definitely not the slice and dice car the Cayman will be, just more of a sledgehammer it has always been. If you like HP it's definitely your car.......if you value othercharacteristics, things start to get a bit cloudy.
If you want fabulous 'ommph' & respect buy a Viper. Its an ultimate trip!
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