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Originally Posted by Huz-Z
Clearly you can't go wrong with either car based on the info provided above. Note also that an M will open your wallet more frequently for maintenance and gas. But, even though I'm a strong advocate for the SI, having owned one for ten years now, it seems to me that if M Coupes are more readily available for you, why go to the trouble to import a hard to find SI Coupe?
Good luck with the search and please post some pics of the car when you get it.
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Agreed.
OP - Since you already had an SI previously, why not try something new? From your other posts, sounds like you get bored of cars pretty quick and you may get rid of the SI for the same reason that you got rid of it previously? So, just get the M and don't look back. If you get bore of it, you could probably sell it for the same price you got it for. YOLO
