Yeah man I hear you on that one. I actually sold in my gr86 so I could get my type r. I couldn’t have 2 cars with only 2 seats well the gr86 had rear seats but you couldn’t really fit anyone back there lol the type r actually has a usable back seat so my son can fit back there lol
how do you like the odyssey? I plan to get a mini van in the next 5 years, once the wife is preggo with a 3rd (call it an incentiveThis beauty
). When I do get a minivan, I’d like to beef it up a bit.
I’d need to soup it up to wAnt to drive it I’d feel@SKINNIE We didn’t think we wanted a minivan either until we tested it then bought our first one. We had a 2nd gen CRV prior and loved that vehicle. But we needed something bigger, safer, still economical, and easier to get kids and all their stuff in/out. Note, my wife was happy to be done with minivan mode after a few years (when our youngest became easier to manage). Just tell your wife it’s temporary, not permanent. It may help the acceptance of the logical choice. Show her vids of hooned turbo vans too.
It is truly the perfect car if you have kids. Everything about it was designed for family friendliness in mind. The seats are comfortable, it is very spacious inside, the sliding doors are amazing, there is a seemingly endless supply of cupholders, and with the stowaway seats you can use it to haul around large items as well.how do you like the odyssey? I plan to get a mini van in the next 5 years, once the wife is preggo with a 3rd (call it an incentive
My other cars are an 05 Rsx type s (planning to sell it) and an ‘18 Forester (family car).
Odyssey Type R do it
there are a ton of msrp deals out near you. ohio and florida particularly seem to have a lot of msrp deals. i just got mine from an ohio dealership 2 weeks ago at msrp!
