ixcocoyxi

i was wondering.. ive seen alot of MX6s around and wondered.. is that front or rear wheel drive?? the body type is kinda like a 95-96 240 in a way.. so how come people dont drift in them?? iono.. im jes wondering

Sil40_Mayhem

MX6 = Ford Probe = FWD.

ixcocoyxi

thanks for the clear up sil40.. bah.. them mx6s are bo-bo anyways..

Sil40_Mayhem

no prob.

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i was at the gas station one day and when i was paying for gas the owner offered to trade his mx6 for my 240. i finally got the chance to tell him no after he went on about how he loves the 240 for about 5 min. it was kind of sad.

ixcocoyxi

this one guy with a bodykit on an mx6 said his car can handle turns better than my car.. i dont think so buddy..

ProricanRacer

supposedly, the MX-6 is the 240sx's biggest rival.....personally, I don't see the competition.

ixcocoyxi

yeah.. i heard about that too.. and true to the 'no competition' thing.. putting up an FF to an FR..

irax

there compititon cuz of body, supension, and breaks,(sarcasim) not a bad looking car mind you, its no probe though (/end sarcasim)... but nothing compaird to an s14.. although, it would only be true compition if it was rwd.. after all its the poor boys rx7

yashin

mx-6 and especially the probe completly stole the body style from the 240

i hate it when people think i have a crappy *** probe

crimsontide240

i dont understand how you could confuse a probe with a 240.....if somebody came up to me when i was standing next to my baby and said"hey, nice ford" i'd probably s*** a brick

ixcocoyxi

some dude that works at a 7eleven by my pad.. said he thought my 95 was a skyline.. what a doof.. but it does remind me of one tho..

nissean

they're not a bad car....performance wise...

they just have s**t loads of problems...not very reliable...

Sil40_Mayhem

that's true. i've seen videos of turbo'd MX-6's doing some serious damage and kickin some booty. but it's still not my taste...

battlestylespl

some guy called my car a firebird once....i was like wtf....i have also gotten the typical amounts of probe comments