I Want a GT4, Oh God, not one of those threads again! Options

[JoKeRkId613]

I have $35,000 cash and want to get a GT4. I was going to get a 370Z but after dealing with over 10 local Nissan dealers, no one seems to want to sell me the car - even after showing them the checks - they're a bunch of greedy bastards. It's rediculous that even in this crappy economy with everyone going out of business, they act this way. Anyway, I figure getting the GT4 is cheaper and it'd be nice to save some of that cash.

What's the best way to get one? Does anyone know any websites for importers with inventory search, perhaps? I know it's nearly impossible to get but with enough money, I guess it can be done.

edit: i must sound like a noob posting this, but i've actually been here a few years. sorry if the post annoyed anyone. lol.

[jimmykay]

You could get a Hyundai Genesis 3.8 Track and save yourself 8-10k I've heard that they are actually pretty decent.

Personally if I had 35k to drop on a car I would look at a WRX STi, or maybe even a BMW 128i. But those don't allow for nearly as much hauling as the truck hatchback of the Celica.

[Random_Stranger]

You could get a Hyundai Genesis 3.8 Track and save yourself 8-10k I've heard that they are actually pretty decent.

Personally if I had 35k to drop on a car I would look at a WRX STi, or maybe even a BMW 128i. But those don't allow for nearly as much hauling as the truck hatchback of the Celica.

Hyundai? HAH HAH HAH, are you serious?! Please tell me you are joking..... Hyundai?! Might as well wait until Geo Metro puts a jet engine in their car and go buy that.... P.O.S. car with a turbo, because that's always the best solution. pppffftttt......

[jimmykay]

Hyundai? HAH HAH HAH, are you serious?! Please tell me you are joking..... Hyundai?! Might as well wait until Geo Metro puts a jet engine in their car and go buy that.... P.O.S. car with a turbo, because that's always the best solution. pppffftttt......

well, having not driven a Genesis myself, I can't say for sure how it drives. But its definately in a different class than the GT-4, and much more easily attainable in the states. The OP said he was shopping for a 370Z and since these two and the mustang GT are all in the same class, I simply pointed it out as an option to him.

I've read quite a bit about it and everyone has good things to say. The only exception being the somewhat squishy feel of the manual transmission. Trust me, I would normally avoid Hyundia's at all costs, but they seem to have their stuff together for this one. Maybe by 2011 or 2012 they'll have all of the potential bugs worked out and this will end up being a very solid car.