yea to GT is too rich for me, payment wise. i still pay on my wifes car. Did you wrap your interior yourself? you've got some nice things done to your car.Congrats. I too was about to pull the trigger on a base since I couldn't find a dealer to meet me at my asking price for a GT. I settled on a Premium instead which gave me more luxury and technology than the base without having to spend the money on a GT1 to get the same features. Im not a speed junkie coming from a Niro so speed wasn't a concern for me. Im more about how the car looks, gas mileage and technology in the car itself. Ive already done quite a bit to my premium including M&S Rear spoiler, blacked out roof, full debadge, red reflective calipers, brushed aluminum center console vinyl wrap and 20% tints. Once available I will get a cold air intake and that will probably be it for me. Enjoy yours!
thanksWelcome aboard and congratulations!!
Thank you. Yea i remember the old accords, i was a lot more confident in tearing the interior out of those and customizing them than these cars. I remember doing a few of my friends full interior sets with primer, sand paper and spray paint. I thought i was such a master. haha I did the mistake in my old Honda and painted my dash white with black counter parts. The sun would blind my ass.Welcome to the Hive and congrats on your new Stinger! You'll find lots of like minded people who are also very friendly on this forum! I'm an owner of a base 2.0 rwd and am someone who tends to hold onto cars until they die. My last car was a 2005 Honda Accord, so going from that to the Stinger was quite a step up. Tbh, the luddite in me appreciates the analog gauges, the t-bar shifter and the foot-activated e-brake on the base Stinger.
I also like the fact it's the only Stinger model without artificial engine noise. It's due to the head unit for the base stereo I believe, but I don't usually listen to the radio anyway--I'm too busy getting sideways, which is rather easy to do on the factory Bridgestones when the traction control's off.
I wouldn't call her slow by any means, but the chassis engineering means the 2.0 gives new meaning to the old adage about more fun driving a "slow" car at 8/10's vs. driving a fast car at 3/10's.I will point out, however, that the GT goes very far in erasing that maxim due to its ability to not feel "high-strung" at commuter speeds. In any case, I hope you have many miles of smiles with your sexy new beast!
really? what would they do that? So your saying i can custom it to actually making the noise in the exhaust? Is that what the metal flap is on the cat-back system?
ok. no i have just the base 2.0t RWD. Is there better tuning for Gas milage? i can only get an average of 30 with no paying attention. If i try harder and drive like a 90 year old, i can get 34mpg.