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It sounds like a case of 6 in one hand and 1/2 dozen in the other...
I do like the looks of the 4S better. You gotta love that big ole rear end with the connecting tail light!
I can justify $2k for looks alone and the rest for safety buy that would only be for those 5% times we are on wet roads, etc. I want to but the car that will maximize the 95% use of the car
So the real questions would be...
1. what am I giving up with the 4S over the 2S in terms of performance as a touring driver?
2. If I am not giving anything up from 2S to 4S performance wise and I can justify $2k in looks, is the other $5k increase in price worth the peace of mind knowing you have an AWD sports car?
Thanks again!
I do like the looks of the 4S better. You gotta love that big ole rear end with the connecting tail light!
I can justify $2k for looks alone and the rest for safety buy that would only be for those 5% times we are on wet roads, etc. I want to but the car that will maximize the 95% use of the car
So the real questions would be...
1. what am I giving up with the 4S over the 2S in terms of performance as a touring driver?
2. If I am not giving anything up from 2S to 4S performance wise and I can justify $2k in looks, is the other $5k increase in price worth the peace of mind knowing you have an AWD sports car?
Thanks again!
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I'm the one contrarian here who actually prefers the looks of the C2(S). And although the difference is negligible most of the time, I also prefer the way it drives -- with a little tighter front end placement and a little more "swing".
I live in southeast Texas (Houston) which is similar to Florida. No snow, and if someone spots an errant ice-cube off the road somewhere, the whole city shuts down. I have no need for the AWD, especially since, like you, I'm not one to compromise on other options.
I'd say save the cake and indulge the other stuff.
I live in southeast Texas (Houston) which is similar to Florida. No snow, and if someone spots an errant ice-cube off the road somewhere, the whole city shuts down. I have no need for the AWD, especially since, like you, I'm not one to compromise on other options.
I'd say save the cake and indulge the other stuff.
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