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Dave in Clarkston

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Last night I watched the NSX drive off with a new owner at the wheel. I really enjoyed the car and this forum has been a wealth of information during the time I have owned it. I was not actually looking to sell but one day a few weeks ago I was looking at the WTB's and found Alex's posting and the rest is history. The new owner is a great guy and I'm sure he will be stopping by since he will likely have questions.

I will most likely wait for spring and either look for a 911 turbo to add to the garage or go with an M3 or 350Z for a daily. The Saab gets great fuel economy but is not the most engaging drive.

Thanks again for all the great information I have received here on the forum. You all have great taste in automobiles.
 
Sorry to see you go Dave. The 350Z may feel a little chintzy after the NSX ,but the M3 is nice. I just slapped some all seasons on mine about a week ago I'll let you know how it does in the snow :eek:
 
I have never even driven the Z so I guess that will be the next step. I found an 05 Z, locally, with 4k miles for $24K and there is a 05 M3 at a Birmingham dealer for about $48 with similar miles. I know that you can't even compare the two cars but at $24K I won't have a problem flogging the Z at Waterford Hills but the M3 would be a different story.

I'll wait for spring to decide. Let me know how the winter tires work on the M3. Which tire did you buy? I run Dunlop Winter Sport M3's on the Saab and they are great. While they give up a bit of performance in pure snow/ice conditions they are really not bad on dry roads. I was not willing to accept the sloppy feeling from the original winter tires that were introduced 10+ years ago and the Donlop M3 is a good compromise.
 
I actually put a set of Pirelli P Zero Nero M+S on my M3. I put these on my 9-5 Aero wagon last year and the car was just about unstoppable. I was going to go with winter tires ,but decided I just wouldn't drive it in anything to bad. Of course I love sliding around in winter. Yeah I take it easy when there are alot of cars out :biggrin:

How do you like the 9-3 in snow?
 
The 9.3 works well in the snow. It also has stability management which saved my but at least once last winter! Over all it seems to be a nice car. I get 25/26 MPG during the summer months driving it to work. I don't know how Saab will stay in business though. Their cars are nice but there is nothing that stands out in a very competitive segment. As good as the car has been to me I doubt very much that I will get another one when there are BMW's, Audi's, Lexus, and Infiniti's that are similar in price and are much more fun to drive.
 
Dave in Clarkston said:
...I was not actually looking to sell but one day a few weeks ago I was looking at the WTB's and found Alex's posting and the rest is history...
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Please forgive my ignorance, but what are the WTB's, and why did they make you sell your NSX? :confused:
 

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