ok, i started this, with my desires to own an FC rx7. now that i have no corolla, i have the opportunity to change manufacturers. here are the good points and bad points that i can see about owning:
a corolla
they're cheap. i don't want to get into much more debt, and i'd be happier owing money on things like race seats and lsd than a whole car which is just going to depreciate. and i also have lots of corolla bits already, which makes doing up another one even cheaper
i love the look of the ke2x cars, i'll always have a soft spot for them. owning a beautiful OLD old car (and 30 years is pretty damn old these days) is a thing to be proud of
part of me is sick of owning a rattly old car with things that break. i'm also sick of having to customise everything good that i want such as suspension parts
i know the damn things inside and out. they're not hard to work on, and i can do everything myself. i can't build my own rotary. i could learn, but it took me ages to build this 4k, and again to get it running well enough i was confident with it. i wouldn't be willing to spend another 20+ months doing the same with a rotary. and that's a bit of a defeat
an fc
expensive. i don't want to get into 12 grand of debt to own a car. i'd have to get a turbo one, which would make insurance impossible
LOOKS SO PHAT :D i don't know which i like better tho
rotary engine, stock. i like rotors, and i want one. sure you can put an n/a 12a into a ke20, but i like the fact that i can legally have a turbo 13bt fc, which i can't do with a corolla
bolt in parts everywhere. engine upgrades and bolts ons, suspension bits, coilovers, decent kits. it would be nice to just spend the cash and spend a day bolting some coilovers in, and get instant rewards
realistically, i can't afford an FC, it's just out of my grasp at the moment, so i guess it will have to wait till another day. i can always put an efi 12a into a ke20, which is my dream now :D with low suspension, lsd, quiet exhaust, comfy race seats. a real cruise car :)