Two SPYDERS, One Decision, Help me decide.
#1
Burning Brakes
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Two SPYDERS, One Decision, Help me decide.
I found two Spyders in one dealership. Both are same price but very different options. I like Spyder Classic interior but I also like white exterior. Given the two options, which one would you pick and why. TIA rennlisters.
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-18673057
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-17723662
This would be my weekend only car, not daily driver, which one more desirable options?
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-18673057
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-17723662
This would be my weekend only car, not daily driver, which one more desirable options?
#2
Official Wednesday AM Red Bull F1 test driver
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See which seats you like better- I like the white exterior as well, but prefer the other interior. the LWB's are definitely more desireable if you fit in them.
Not a fan of black wheels but you may love them...
Neither one looks bad- ask for a DME read out for over revs, etc.
Not a fan of black wheels but you may love them...
Neither one looks bad- ask for a DME read out for over revs, etc.
#3
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Super, super tough call. I love them both.
I would say you'll need to make a personal visit to sort this out.
Must have options? They both are nicely optioned and other than the color, the biggest deciding factor may be the seats. The Light-weight Bucket Seats (LWBS) are a premium option BUT they are sometimes tough to get in and out of and they do not have heat. And some body types do not fit in them. So again, a personal visit is in order.
Keep us posted and good luck on your hunt!
I would say you'll need to make a personal visit to sort this out.
Must have options? They both are nicely optioned and other than the color, the biggest deciding factor may be the seats. The Light-weight Bucket Seats (LWBS) are a premium option BUT they are sometimes tough to get in and out of and they do not have heat. And some body types do not fit in them. So again, a personal visit is in order.
Keep us posted and good luck on your hunt!
#6
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Both look great. Silver doesn't have back-up camera, if that matters to you; but it does have full clear bra, which is a nice addition and likely means paint is in great shape. Other than that, the seats -- I love the look of LWBS, but the in/out wasn't going to work for me and my non-track, street-only driving, so I don't regret the 18-ways. Personally, I think they would look better with wheels swapped (black wheels w/ white car, and silver wheels with silver car), but these are two great and classic color combos. White + black + red sticking is great; silver + classic is equally great.
#7
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Neither. I'm boycotting Cali.
If they were in AZ, neither. I would want the full bucket seats, but not the red interior. Can't deal with that much red. Not to mention I would not pay over MSRP for a used car.
It pretty much boils down to which seats YOU want. And only you can answer that.
If they were in AZ, neither. I would want the full bucket seats, but not the red interior. Can't deal with that much red. Not to mention I would not pay over MSRP for a used car.
It pretty much boils down to which seats YOU want. And only you can answer that.
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#8
Personal preference. Nobody can tell you what to get but you. I've been eyeing those cars as well, but neither are the right combination for me.
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I would personally pick the White... the Silver's wheels are not factory painted black.
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I would personally pick the White... the Silver's wheels are not factory painted black.
#10
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If you want to park it in your living room and admire the seats as a work of art, get the silver with LWBs.
If you want to drive the hell out of it in comfort, get the white. And the silver wheels look great.
If you want to drive the hell out of it in comfort, get the white. And the silver wheels look great.
#12
I found two Spyders in one dealership. Both are same price but very different options. I like Spyder Classic interior but I also like white exterior. Given the two options, which one would you pick and why. TIA rennlisters.
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-18673057
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-17723662
This would be my weekend only car, not daily driver, which one more desirable options?
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-18673057
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-17723662
This would be my weekend only car, not daily driver, which one more desirable options?
#15
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Keep in mind that the interior trim for the Spyder Classic interior is GT Silver and the exterior is Rhodium Silver... some don't care. Just thought to point it out as it would bug me.