DC2 ITR's

[havoc]

I'm going to be sad to sell mine - had it for 6 years this time round (3 years first time as an only car), but despite the practical boot they're not baby-friendly.

Otherwise, making allowances for the noisy M-way cruise, there's little to find fault with.

[Squirrelofwoe]

havoc said:

I'm going to be sad to sell mine - had it for 6 years this time round (3 years first time as an only car), but despite the practical boot they're not baby-friendly.

Otherwise, making allowances for the noisy M-way cruise, there's little to find fault with.

Sad times

My DC2 was my daily driver for a couple of years and I eventually sold it (to free up cash for another hobby) this time last year. I started to regret it pretty much the day it left.

So much so I came close to getting another one recently, but with a concession to back-seat practicality I went and picked up a '99 Accord Type-R instead. And I have fallen in love all over again!

the 4.5 hour motorway journey to bring it home was hard work though...

[DanielJames]

I love mine, will be driving 9 hours in it tomorrow down to Japfest

Going to the ring in 2 months too.

I sometimes wish it had more straight line shove, but B road blasts are immense

[johnnyboy101]

This may be a useful comparison for the OP check the 'Unlikely Contenders' article for a comparison between the mx5 and integra http://www.itr1220.com/library.htm

[DanielJames]

johnnyboy101 said:

This may be a useful comparison for the OP check the 'Unlikely Contenders' article for a comparison between the mx5 and integra http://www.itr1220.com/library.htm

That is excellent! thank you