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Re: Accord Coupe V-6 Manual
| MJC | 30 Jul 2005 06:27 |
I have a 2004 Accord 6MT. If I had it to do over again I would buy a stripped down Infinity G35. Less features, about $6000 more but, more satisfying to drive.
Don't get me wrong , Accord coupe offers allot of bang for the buck and is a quick car however, it can be difficult to control at full throttle because of heavy torque steer. Especially coming out of turns and on uneven surfaced roads.The shifter does not feel as good as say one offered in new 4cyl Accords and the throws are a little long.
Then there is this annoying problem with the leather seats in newer Accords where the drivers seat has some play in it .The seat feels loose on sudden stops and turns.
You may want to check out the new 2006 Civic SI if your on a tighter budget. Will have 200hp /6 speed MT . Hopefully the build quality will be better than the latest generation Accords.
> Just wanted to know if anyone in the group owned one of the newer accords > with the V-6 Manual transmission? If so, how do you like it? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Chris B. |
| Chris | 22 Jul 2005 03:16 |
Just wanted to know if anyone in the group owned one of the newer accords with the V-6 Manual transmission? If so, how do you like it?
I am thinking about purchasing one very soon, and with the auto V-6 issues, I really am considering a manual.
Another option that I am thinking about, if I want a bigger car, is the Maxima with a six speed manual.
I am hoping that both of those choices are better for reliability than my original boyish wanting of the new Musting GT. I have had way too many problems with Ford in the past to trust purchasing another one.
Thanks for any suggestions,
Chris B.
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