Srs thread: Why do you modify family sedans?
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Landmaster
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pour faire partir des threads pis sa marche
mig0s
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Not to excel at the track/drag for sure. I've always 'loved' family sedans and because everyone mods civics, I decided to have an Accord as my first car. I'm somewhat big and don't like small cars. Between a corolla and camry, I'd get a camry. Between a mazda3 and mazda 6, I'd get the 6. Between a Cavalier and an Intrepid, I'd get an Intrepid. Oh wait... nvm the last one
RedLemon
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Jumpncrash
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Because there aren't any mazda protege coupes?
Not that it applies anymore cuz I don't have one, but that would be why.
Not that it applies anymore cuz I don't have one, but that would be why.
android25ua
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Cause you like to mod but you want 4 doors...? Srsly what kind of question is that...
Rice.Rockets
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I consider my car like the poor man's Mustang GT
It depends on the sedans, but some are worth the modding. I like having a small car too, but a big car with a big trunk is very usefull when you only have 1 car at your disposition.
and Usually bigger cars are better for highway driving. much more calm and floaty
It depends on the sedans, but some are worth the modding. I like having a small car too, but a big car with a big trunk is very usefull when you only have 1 car at your disposition.
and Usually bigger cars are better for highway driving. much more calm and floaty
twinturbos
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The man speaks the truth...:bigup: +rep bud
twinturbos
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Very true again, and we're not even speaking about an M5...:bigup:
Royal-Motorsport
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For me it's the looks,forget about mods and everything i just like sedans more than coupe.
I modded a sedan, but I didn't buy the car solely because it was a 4 door sedan.
You have to consider the fact that sedans are much more readily available, cheaper to buy and maintain and cheaper on insurance than most 2 door coupes.
I bought a two year old Passat two years ago, my insurance costs a measely 800$ a year for full insurance (theft, fire, vandalism), tax included, and I wasn't even twenty five yet. There wasn't a single two door coupe with insurance under 2500$ a year. Combine that with the fact that most affordable ''sporty'' coupe are actually based on a sedan, there's no reason to spend all that extra money to have two less doors.
That and I think my sedan looks pretty good
You have to consider the fact that sedans are much more readily available, cheaper to buy and maintain and cheaper on insurance than most 2 door coupes.
I bought a two year old Passat two years ago, my insurance costs a measely 800$ a year for full insurance (theft, fire, vandalism), tax included, and I wasn't even twenty five yet. There wasn't a single two door coupe with insurance under 2500$ a year. Combine that with the fact that most affordable ''sporty'' coupe are actually based on a sedan, there's no reason to spend all that extra money to have two less doors.
That and I think my sedan looks pretty good
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