Dude chill, he asked our opinions.
haha exactly love how he then goes into his opinion
It's like, don't listen to anyone's opinion... but here's mine
Dude chill, he asked our opinions.
haha exactly love how he then goes into his opinion
It's like, don't listen to anyone's opinion... but here's mine
It doesn't hurt that I still have my AWD car in the driveway![]()
While I feel you obviously make a great choice, I'll never understand why people (who live in warm climates) buy fwd... or even awd over rwd. granted, I've in CT all my life so I'm not as aware of what you have to deal with... but I imagine the worst thing is rain. Having owned a rwd car for all 4 seasons (and nearly dying a dozen times during the winter) I can safely say... if it wasn't for the F@#%ing snow... I'd so be rockin an rx-8
I like AWD cars for their enormous grip. I like to autocross, drive the twisties, and go to track days, and the AWD traction is a lot of fun. Part of the reason I bought this MS3 though is to get away from the drivetrain losses, enjoy a decent MPG, have more fun in a lighter more tossable car, etc.
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Decent MPG? Man, I must drive like Tom Petty (or whoever that Nascar guy is) because I get anywhere from 210-250 miles out of my tank. I LOVE this car but MPG isn't a reason that I have itOr at least it isn't a reason for me to buy another one. No doubt about it though, it's the best car I have ever owned. This thing is a rocket and never fails to impress.
While I feel you obviously make a great choice, I'll never understand why people (who live in warm climates) buy fwd... or even awd over rwd. granted, I've in CT all my life so I'm not as aware of what you have to deal with... but I imagine the worst thing is rain. Having owned a rwd car for all 4 seasons (and nearly dying a dozen times during the winter) I can safely say... if it wasn't for the F@#%ing snow... I'd so be rockin an rx-8
Decent MPG? Man, I must drive like Tom Petty (or whoever that Nascar guy is) because I get anywhere from 210-250 miles out of my tank. I LOVE this car but MPG isn't a reason that I have itOr at least it isn't a reason for me to buy another one. No doubt about it though, it's the best car I have ever owned. This thing is a rocket and never fails to impress.
If you look at all the posts here, you'll notice that the main argument everyone makes for the MS3 is performance. And they make it sound like they're comparing Honda Civics to Shelby Mustangs, but in reality to anyone not counting tenths of a second, the difference is pretty negligible. Still, if you're looking for performance first everything else a distant second, stick with the MS3.
If you're 25 going on 17 and want the 'Wild Child' look, go with the MS3.
If you're a little older, don't live at the track, don't want every punk ass in a STI or EVO trying to run you down at lights and want something more comfortable and a little more civilized in appearance, while still maintaining enough performance to cut off that chick on her cell phone in the 3 series, go with the MS6.
That's what it boils down to.
If you're 25 going on 17 and want the 'Wild Child' look, go with the MS3.
If you're a little older, don't live at the track, don't want every punk ass in a STI or EVO trying to run you down at lights and want something more comfortable and a little more civilized in appearance, while still maintaining enough performance to cut off that chick on her cell phone in the 3 series, go with the MS6.
That's what it boils down to.
If you look at all the posts here, you'll notice that the main argument everyone makes for the MS3 is performance. And they make it sound like they're comparing Honda Civics to Shelby Mustangs, but in reality to anyone not counting tenths of a second, the difference is pretty negligible. Still, if you're looking for performance first everything else a distant second, stick with the MS3.
If you're 25 going on 17 and want the 'Wild Child' look, go with the MS3.
If you're a little older, don't live at the track, don't want every punk ass in a STI or EVO trying to run you down at lights and want something more comfortable and a little more civilized in appearance, while still maintaining enough performance to cut off that chick on her cell phone in the 3 series, go with the MS6.
That's what it boils down to.
I own a speed6 and my lil brother owns a speed3. I love both cars. Im 20 and hes 19. We both drive each others cars all the time.
Now for the people who say the MS3 is "way" faster that is not true, i race my brother pretty much everyday, and it seriously comes down to: 1.) Whether or not i hit fuel cut lol or 2.) who shifts better. Both cars are speed Demons. Honestly though its the same engine.
I personally love the look of both cars, and i actually believe both of them have sleeper appeal to them because not many people hear or know of Mazdaspeeds.
I think it comes down to more a less how you personally wanna drive. Want leg room and ability to whip the s*** outta the car in a corner go MS6.
You want a smaller which usually equals a "quicker feel" go MS3. And if you like to race and such MS3.
And one more thing, i went in to buy a MS3 but left with the MS6 because it was cheaper. The MS6 was used with 2100 miles. Honestly you cant make a bad choice. But actually go with the EVOX due out soon. lol
Are you stock?? or you have under the hood what's in your sig. Anyways i feel performance wise that it comes down like this:
(STOCK)1/4mile
MS6>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
MS3>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
From a (ROLL)
MS6>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
MS3>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Both cars are winners in my book. I mean, it all just comes down to preference and looks.
Both are sexy but i chose the MS6. Couldn't pass up the Grand Touring deal i got.
waht does ure brothers speed 3 have done to it that makes it a drivers race against your big turbo ms6....if you say i/tbe i rest my case lol