Evo X Vs. 135i Vs. 370z
Jul 30, 2009, 08:54 AM
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If you want a daily driver that's plenty comfortable I believe the BMW or 370X would fit you a little better... As far as putting a grin on your face every-time you mash the accelerator going into a turn and the car refuses to let loose, the X is the only car that will do exactly that! Even if the car looses grip it still fights until it finds the right line.
Jul 30, 2009, 11:51 AM
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If you want a daily driver that's plenty comfortable I believe the BMW or 370X would fit you a little better... As far as putting a grin on your face every-time you mash the accelerator going into a turn and the car refuses to let loose, the X is the only car that will do exactly that! Even if the car looses grip it still fights until it finds the right line.
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Jul 30, 2009, 12:09 PM
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Yes maybe so, but you're not replacing tires on the 370z every 10 to 15k miles if your not ripping on them! The interior is nicer in the 370z as well, sure it may be small (135i) as well but if your looking for a better interior and cheaper upkeep, which would equal a D.D. then the Z and BMW would be more suitable! The trunk space is also bigger in the Z. I personally lean more toward AWD/ 4 cylinder turbo with 4 doors as I have a 4 year old child; The OP more than likely doesn't have kids due to his choice of cars, the Z and 135i being two seaters for the most part! I'm coming from a different angle where space isn't the case. Like I've said all along, it's his decision, I'd must rather own an Evo, that's why I'm here.
P.S. When I went to purchase my EVO there was no other car I wanted more, if you don't feel this way about either of these cars, wait a little while and find something that makes you feel like "this is the one, the only one I want"! Don't make a mistake and buy something you'll later regret...
P.S. When I went to purchase my EVO there was no other car I wanted more, if you don't feel this way about either of these cars, wait a little while and find something that makes you feel like "this is the one, the only one I want"! Don't make a mistake and buy something you'll later regret...
Jul 30, 2009, 12:39 PM
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LOL, you mean the OP more than likely doesnt have kids yet... that's definitely something to consider when choosing between 2 doors and 4 doors. AWD is safer by far for a family car anyway, and no harm looking beastly good on the roads while you're at it!
Jul 30, 2009, 02:08 PM
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Lesson of the story is: life can have unexpected turn of events... it's better to be ready.
Jul 30, 2009, 07:56 PM
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Hah, I don't think i'll be getting kids any time soon. so right now, my only two choices are 135i and Evo X. I like the 4 door functionality etc, and modding. I'm not really going to be doing any track time and maybe the occasional drag strip. If, by the time, because yes budget is an issue, whichever car i can get the best deal on i'll get that one. I'm def, going to drive both and go with the one which i feel i can live with daily. I love EVO's, that's why I'm here. Also, I'm planning on financing to buy this car. 3k down deposit and not more than 600 a month is my budget. Everything else is already being taken care of.
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Just remember one thing, the GSR can hold it's own in a straight line (from a dig) with the 135i, yes it's not quite as fast but on par, however the EVO does a pretty good job of making the 135i look bad at a track! If your looking for overall performance it's a no brainer, if you want straight line speed look no further than the 135i. I'm not saying the 135i doesn't handle well either, although it will never handle like an EVO!
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Just remember one thing, the GSR can hold it's own in a straight line (from a dig) with the 135i, yes it's not quite as fast but on par, however the EVO does a pretty good job of making the 135i look bad at a track! If your looking for overall performance it's a no brainer, if you want straight line speed look no further than the 135i. I'm not saying the 135i doesn't handle well either, although it will never handle like an EVO!