Austin Gilson

Hi You All
Just curious I just bought 2003 for $800 and it seems to run fine and its got 154 K on it.And i see tha their could be a lot of Issue's with these cars but if something arise's would it be worth fixing and what would a limit be on expense.

Thanks Austin

Prophecy99

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there has been many debates, and your question in the thread title, turns 360 into what should i look for on my newly purchased car, which you already started a seperate thread in the proper place with the same question, what should I look for on my newly purchased car.

it was a police auction car, sounds like u know your way around, do some research, and start checking things out/ figure out your priories, and proceed.

vebong

In terms of body style...I still favor the 5.5 gen the most, then 4th and 7th after that...Also, that's a great deal for 5.5

04BlackMaxx

The 6th was the worst, avoid.

Fishlet

That's a very subjective question

As far as styling is concerned, I think the current (8th) gen blows them all away. By every other metric, I'm sure there's lots to love about the previous generations too. Based on the number of posts, I'd guess the 4th gen had the most fans... or maybe that is just because there was a time before Facebook

krismax

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4 gen was the most reliable . saving money that makes it the best.

Turbobink

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Quickywd01

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I'd probably have to say 4th gen. Power to weight ratio especially once the power starts to go up and the weight can go down. '02; 3.5 and 6 speed came out so that's a really nice setup. Even better when you put that combo in a 4th gen and if you start doing things to it, it starts to get wild. But if you have the funds I'd say get a nice new ('16+) one and stick a 6 speed on it. I saw a white platinum with the nice seats... perfect for a 6 speed. This year with the snow messed up plans but maybe one day...

Flybye

People have yanked out the CVT and converted to a manual?