Could someone help me in deciding which Evo I will be purchasing soon?
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Could someone help me in deciding which Evo I will be purchasing soon?
I've read the wikipedia on all the models.
The only evo I have ever been in or driven is 2012 Evo GSR.
I'm bored of my 2011 Civic Si but I really appreciate the size of it after getting out of the Evo. The Evo felt quite large as a car but not bloated and ugly like an STI.
The older evos look smaller. I like the looks of the 2006 with SSL, it looks like a smaller car from the pictures. Suggestions would be great.
It's been suggested from reviews I have read that wanting it as a daily driver with being physically comfortable is not going to happen. They even go to say the STI is a better DD but from testing that car it rattled SO much.
Is it unrealistic that an evo could have a similar or better experience than the bumpy/jarring rides I feel in my Civic? Some of the roads here aren't in the best of shape as we have all 4 seasons here in Massachusetts.
Stock performance is fine by me (or at least for awhile who knows)
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this.
The only evo I have ever been in or driven is 2012 Evo GSR.
I'm bored of my 2011 Civic Si but I really appreciate the size of it after getting out of the Evo. The Evo felt quite large as a car but not bloated and ugly like an STI.
The older evos look smaller. I like the looks of the 2006 with SSL, it looks like a smaller car from the pictures. Suggestions would be great.
It's been suggested from reviews I have read that wanting it as a daily driver with being physically comfortable is not going to happen. They even go to say the STI is a better DD but from testing that car it rattled SO much.
Is it unrealistic that an evo could have a similar or better experience than the bumpy/jarring rides I feel in my Civic? Some of the roads here aren't in the best of shape as we have all 4 seasons here in Massachusetts.
Stock performance is fine by me (or at least for awhile who knows)
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this.
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I came from owning a older model STi full swap which was extremely rough on the ride. Now I've been driving an EVO X and love it. The ride is still super tight and a bit bouncy but it's not an uncomfortable roughness. It handles the ride very nicely and still keeps the performance there.
Just my 2 cents.
Just my 2 cents.
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