When I was younger I thought I was above and too mature for riceboy

nah man your fine, it's all about personally preference, if that's what you like then it doesn't matter how old you are, and you've only made reverse progress if you think you have

Why does it have to be an either or choice? I like both V8 muscle cars and Jap turbos. I'd like one of each in my garage.

>>19147
I drive an upgraded 2015 STI limited at 31. It's boyracer AF, but a treat to drive.

With all of the normies my age driving crossovers, trucks, or shitboxes, it feels good NOT to be driving a "mature" ride.

I testdrove a 2015 mustang GT annd a 2006 911 before i decided on the STI. Supposedly, the 2015 GT was a huge step forward in handling and refinement, but it still felt soft AF to me (that clutch, seriously?) compared to the STI. The 911 handled like a dream, but wasn't as fast as i had anticipated. Also far less practical.

You like what you like man.

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>>19304
>spent $35k on a car that is slower than a 3.5 altima or a newer accord

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You're ok mate, I'm 28 and I have a 1.3 turbo Starlet with external wastegate and classic '90s body kit on it. Such a dickhead car but I love it.

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>>19147

Keiichi Tsuchiya still drives his done up AE86
Max Orido still drives his done up MK4 Supra

>>19147
literally same. i used to dig muscle cars and big pickups. now i see how shit american cars really are. huge consumption and mediocore power, low maneuverability.