...So, I'm eyeing up the GTO now

[JusFlyinBy]

Re: ...So, I'm eyeing up the GTO now

Nope, I said I couldn't even look at it let alone even get in one. It's sad they sh*t all over the legacy of the Goat. The car is for all the old guys who, for some lame reason, didn't buy one when they were young and feel cool in there midlife crisis to have one now. The other people who buy it are younger guys with no appreciation for the heritage of the car. No real GTO fan would drive one.

See, how'd I guess that? Wheres my 10 bucks bish :p.

Anyway, seeing as you never sat in one, drove one, possibly never walked by one and as stated never looked at them, enlighten Hockeyman and the rest of us why purchasing a GTO is a big mistake and disgrace, if you will.

It's funny you squak about heritage and you drive a V6 built in Canada.

[sac2165]

Re: ...So, I'm eyeing up the GTO now

You will definitely feel a SOTP effect of the LS2 hp.

[JusFlyinBy]

Re: ...So, I'm eyeing up the GTO now

I need room for atleast two full hockey bags plus sticks and it's nice having a more "mature" car for work. I know that seems stupid, but people do judge you on things like that. I also didn't want to swap tires every season so I could drive it in the snow.

All good reasons. I was just asking out of curiousity thats all, because you have to admit, its one of the more practical sporty type cars. And obviously I can't knock your choice of choosing the 2.5GT... ;)