Best Car of the following?

rms4455rms4455 Member Posts: 3
edited July 2016 in General
I'm looking to Buy a car soon, and want something fun.I only NEED to drive to work and school, but i'd like to cruise around and have some fun on backroads. Want something manual, and being able to do some minor mods like wheels, coils, and that kind of stuff is a plus.
So, heres all the cars. Want to spend about 10k. I live in the DC area so finding cars/ parts shouldn't be too hard.
NA Miata
Acura TL type S (Manual.)
Lexus Ls400
Lexus is300 Manual
Infiniti G35 Coupe
Nissan 350z
Honda s2000
Acura RSX Type S
Nissan 240sx S13 Hatch or S14 Kouki
BMW e30 (mainly 325i)
BMW 540i M Sport
BMW Z3
60's Ford Falcon
Mustang GT 2000-2004
Jaguar S Type
E36 M3
Imported R32 Skyline Gts/ Gts-t
Imported Nissan Laurel
Imported Cedric Gran Turismo Ultima
Imported Toyota Mk2
Eclipse GSX
Mk2/3 Supra
Porsche Boxster
Porsche 944
Impreza 2.5 RS
Civic Hatch
Civic SI Mugen
Mk4 Jetta
VW Corrado
VW Scirocco
Thats It, pros and cons of any of the cars would be helpful, or any other suggestions
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  • isellhondasisellhondas Member Posts: 20,342
    Wow, you are ALL over the board! You will never find a Mugen Civic since they only made 1000 of them. Talk about a FLOP! I would stay clear of anything made by Volkswagen!
  • Mr_ShiftrightMr_Shiftright Member Posts: 64,481
    edited July 2016
    No Porsches, no Corrado. If you want to mod, and do it at a reasonable price, and want to have a little fun besides, you'd almost have to pick a Japanese coupe or convertible of some sort or the Mustang GT. Some of the cars you picked don't really need much in the way of mods, like the 350z or the Miata. Miatas are great but there's no trunk space, so keep that in mind.
  • rms4455rms4455 Member Posts: 3
    isellhondas said:

    Wow, you are ALL over the board! You will never find a Mugen Civic since they only made 1000 of them. Talk about a FLOP! I would stay clear of anything made by Volkswagen!

    I've seen a few mugens for sale by me. Some real, some kits.
  • rms4455rms4455 Member Posts: 3
    Mr_Shiftright said:

    No Porsches, no Corrado. If you want to mod, and do it at a reasonable price, and want to have a little fun besides, you'd almost have to pick a Japanese coupe or convertible of some sort or the Mustang GT. Some of the cars you picked don't really need much in the way of mods, like the 350z or the Miata. Miatas are great but there's no trunk space, so keep that in mind.

    Why not a 944? I've heard some great things about them
  • texasestexases Member Posts: 10,974
    Why not the 944? "I only NEED to drive to work and school" - the 944 is old, will need frequent work, and will be expensive to maintain. Not a good choice for a daily driver, especially for somebody apparently new to car ownership.
    Avoid all old European cars. That'll cut down your list quite a bit. And look at '96 or newer, they're easier to maintain.
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