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98 Integra GSR starts right up, reliable, haven't done anything to it for a long time. Fun to drive it's a sports car maneuverability, go. 8,100 redline and it reves eagerly to that and pulls all the way, sounds like a drag car when floored.
Lightweight and drives like a very responsive car. All new car are heavy. Stick shift is a delight, good brakes.
Runs to 60 in under 4 seconds
Tows trailer way better then my 05 GMC diesel
Gets through snow with no problems, can play in the mud
Most comfortable/supporting seats
Blast to drive/loud when windows are down/quiet inside
To me, there isn’t a better overall vehicle then it
Bought cheap, no major problems (yet), and some of them get thumbs up while I'm driving them. Also they are simple enough I can do all the repairs and parts are plentiful and cheap.
My 3 favorite cars are my Caddy, my Mustang, and my 27 hot rod. The Caddy is comfortable, has tons of creature comforts, and is powerful. My Mustang is modified, rides like a truck, is noisy, pulls hard through the gears, and is a blast to drive. My 27 is open, is totally different than other cars on the road, and I have had it for 30 years. It is basic, and when I kick open the two 4's, it kinda gets out of shape.
Depends on what mood I am in that day, and it determines what I feel like driving, and where I am going.
05 grand marquis, its big, its comfortable, it runs well, handles decently, gets reasonable fuel economy, has decent power, and wile it is loaded up with electronics, it doesnt have the garbage that todays cars have.
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