Will a Lexus SC 300 appease my mid-life crisis ?
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Darksyde
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That's also on my list.For those out there thinking about a mid-life crisis car, don't overlook the Z cars.
Mine was a 2003 350Z Track model. Great car!
For those out there thinking about a mid-life crisis car, don't overlook the Z cars.
Mine was a 2003 350Z Track model. Great car!
If I drove one of those home, I'd have a mid-life crisis all right! My wife would see to it!
Darksyde
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I just showed the car to my wife . When I told her it's a two seater she said " what do you need a back seat for? ,it's just for you and me " . Cool beans ...I can live with that .If I drove one of those home, I'd have a mid-life crisis all right! My wife would see to it!
The SC is a great car, I nearly bought one last year and looked at several, just didn't find the right combo of price, mileage, condition to make it happen.
I also like the Supra's, 240's, RX7's and similar sports cars but I'm torn having grown up with muscle cars. I have had a 442, GTO, Vette, radical CJ5 to name a few and I am pulled toward a fun driver but also something I could take to car shows. The Jeep I had was an awesome ride but right now I am looking more toward a GM muscle car, mostly Monte carlo's 70-72, Impala's 65-68, Cutlass / 442 70-72, and Lemans/ GTO 68-72 ..... It mostly depends on what I come across that's a great deal, plus I prefer to have something that's not one of a dozen at the car shows, hence the reason Chevelle and Nova aren't listed.
I also like the Supra's, 240's, RX7's and similar sports cars but I'm torn having grown up with muscle cars. I have had a 442, GTO, Vette, radical CJ5 to name a few and I am pulled toward a fun driver but also something I could take to car shows. The Jeep I had was an awesome ride but right now I am looking more toward a GM muscle car, mostly Monte carlo's 70-72, Impala's 65-68, Cutlass / 442 70-72, and Lemans/ GTO 68-72 ..... It mostly depends on what I come across that's a great deal, plus I prefer to have something that's not one of a dozen at the car shows, hence the reason Chevelle and Nova aren't listed.
Nice. I hope that you enjoy it Big L.
For me, heh heh, I'm already getting to be on the older side of "mid-life" and such a crisis for me is working on getting 200+ watts to my speakers.
Cheers,
James
For me, heh heh, I'm already getting to be on the older side of "mid-life" and such a crisis for me is working on getting 200+ watts to my speakers.
Cheers,
James
Darksyde
Well-Known Member
Lexus IS 250 and IS350 are also Rwd. 206 hp for the IS250 ,306 hp for the IS350
MaxxVolume
Lunatic Member
I always thought the SCs were kind of an underrated sleeper of the "personal sporty car" segment....
(Of course, they DO lean a bit more to the White Belt And Shoes crowd compared to a Porsche 911)
(Of course, they DO lean a bit more to the White Belt And Shoes crowd compared to a Porsche 911)
Djcoolray
Addicted Member
The engine is not the same....
Correct, but for the new ones, the Trans, Steering and drive train and more is the same. But still basically the same car.
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