pledes23

Sports seat have thigh bolsters and are bucket seats. To be completely honest I'm a big guy and think that the non sport seats are more comfortable but once you get used to the thigh bolsters on the sport seats you'll be perfectly fine.

Too bad you can't do the 6MT. If you enjoy the idea of having paddle shifters you should opt for the XS model or just get the paddle shifter kit afterwards if you get an X model since it's all plug and play.

adamsar

They have sport in the name and a little different feel. imho I can do without its nice to have, but not needed.

ZahyMatar

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Oh the joys of not living in California!

TannerG

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I am a big guy 6'3" so thats what i thought as far as seats. Ill give the paddles a look.

ttv36

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I agree!

Rochester

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$1.02 /gallon? Holy crap!

I suppose at those prices, you could care less that 91 Octane isn't available in your region, and are forced to buy 93.

TannerG

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I too Live in NC! Gas prices are great around here especially right now.

ZahyMatar

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That's ridiculous! And I thought my gas was cheap. I'm trying to convince my parents to move to Texas.

What part? I'm by Jacksonville and I find the gas to be cheaper here than places like Raleigh.

TannerG

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I live in Raleigh but I am from Hillsborough and gas there is like 1.80 right now.

ZahyMatar

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Is that for regular or 93?

And sweet. It would be cool if we could get a cruise/meet going for the guys in NC.

VIVID

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We aren't even close to 97.9 a gallon here.

I'm paying 2.15 for Shell V-Power 93. And I WAS happy about it.

Sean

TannerG

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Regular I think right at 2 for 93. That would be cool I am in the process of buying one. The car im looking at right now is a 2009 G37X w/ 50K on it. The others are 2009-2013.

Rochester

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I know this isn't a popular sentiment, but I was hoping gasoline would bottom out at $4/gal or higher, so there would be economic incentive for technological change. Instead, the significant tech change was in developing new ways to extract oil.

Then again, it's easy for me to say that, since we don't drive much. And I can't deny there's a little more money in my pocket, and slower inflation on consumables...

meh

Lego_Maniac

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$1.779 for 93 right across the border in south carolina

nelledge

Um... Gentlemen, Texas gas prices are definitely nice, but notice what fuel he's using. Apples and oranges. Or should I say fossils and corncobs?