A>IN>GA>Wait!  I forgot INSURANCE.  The cost of insurance for a Z28 will cost
GA>IN>GA>tons more than for a GS-R.  Over an 8-year period, that's another few
GA>IN>GA>thousand.  Looks like the difference definitely EXCEEDS $10,000, by a
GA>IN>GA>mile.
GA>IN>Wow those are some pretty exact numbers.
GA>Why do you even try?  I know you're not man enough to admit it, but you
GA>asked me to prove you wrong about this, with numbers, and I did.  If you
GA>could prove me wrong you'd have done it by now.  I'm not going to waste
GA>time calling up insurance companies and finding out exact rates just for
GA>you...  I've already proved my point.  I think you should take your own
GA>advice to me and stop posting here.  I don't really care how many people
GA>are on the same side as you; it's safe to say that your arguments aren't
GA>worth much.  You're just here to waste time and try to get on my nerves.
GA>You'd even still be hiding behind your keyboard, insulting other people's
GA>cars  if that one guy hadn't exposed you for the car you drive
GA>.  Another thing you do is you
GA>take the whole fact/opinion thing too far.  Yes, there is a difference,
GA>but you use it as a shield.  That might work in court, but this is a
GA>Forum.  When I say something like "the Integra GS-R is more fun to drive
GA>than a Toyota Tercel", I couldn't care less if it's an opinion or not.
GA>Who else besides you do you think would disagree with that statement?
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You asked for exact resale numbers, and I gave you some sample ones. We
both know the performance numbers. You were wrong about the mileage
numbers and I corrected you, though they should not count in the first
place since the Integra is so damn slow. You've continued to make up
inaccurate numbers and when I've pointed it out all you did was try to
compare a car you don't have my car, which you don't have, to prove some
sort of other point that escapes all of us. As for "exposing" me give me
a break. I'm approved for financing on cars you wouldn't be allowed to
test drive. Now back to the REAL argument that you so hope to avoid.
1. The Camaro is cheaper, as shown through MSRP prices I gave you.
2. The Camaro is faster. We all know that.
3. The Camaro's skidpad is higher, so it also corners better at high
speeds.
4. The Camaro's resale value is pretty much on scale with the Integra. I
looked up resale values, you didn't, you made them up.
5. The Camaro, from what I can tell, outsells the Integra. But that's
not based on fact.
6. If you're concerned about mileage go buy a slow car.
Buying a new car won't make me know more about cars, and definately
won't help you.
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