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Old 02-03-2011, 08:49 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Maybe you guys can talk me out of this, but I'm really considering trading in my 370 for an Evo. Reason being, my wife and I are now thinking about kids and the 370 would obviously pose problems for that. Also, these north east winters seem to be getting worse by the year and the Evo would seem to be more practical in that department.

That being said I'm still very torn as I love my Z. I was however offered a great deal on a 2011 Evo X GSR and the car definitely has me intrigued. Would you guys say this is a wise move? Also is the Evo comparable performance wise to the Z or is there something else I should be looking at?

Thank you
I've owned 3 Z's since I've been married. I now have 2 Z's in the garage and 3 kids in the house. The minivan is our family car. Obviously, it's not that hard to make it work.

In a bad winter, nothing is more practical than staying home. Idiots are everywhere, so no car is practical. If you're more concerned about performance and power, then practicality shouldn't even be in your mind.

IMHO, the EVO is an ugly box car. To this day, I still don't understand the fascination behind the EVO line. It's not a sports car. It's not really a family car. It's like a mushroom - there's really nothing good about it.

I had a Honda Accord 4D as my first family car. It was fine, but after a while I realized I needed more space for my growing family and for the larger luggage that came with us on vacations. That's why I decided on a minivan.

If you can afford to buy a used family car and have no payments, then that would be the way to go. I have a feeling that you'll be unhappy with the EVO after a couple of years.
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