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Cars We Drive!
Fair enough, sounds like your going for an economy car rather than a performance sedan. I agree on the WRX point, simply figured it fit in with the cars you are considering being that the GTI and Mazda 3 hit the same demographic IMO.- RTflux
- Post #17,869
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Cars We Drive!
A used CTS-V would definitely be a fun to drive 4 door, but gas mileage probably isn't its strong point. Nor does it seem like your "style" judging purely off of the cars you are considering. That being said, the mazda 3 or maybe a Subaru wrx would make a decent choice.- RTflux
- Post #17,863
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Cars We Drive!
I've never been to Atlanta but this is likely true. Many places will have the usual Aventadors and especially 458's; however, it is always exciting to see the occasional P1. Im still waiting to stumble upon the few Pagani's and LaFerrari's here in the Bay Area/Silicon Valley. Also, very excited...- RTflux
- Post #17,845
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Allen Edmonds Appreciation Thread - reviews, pictures, sizing, etc...
First time out for the Carlyle- RTflux
- Post #62,175
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Allen Edmonds Appreciation Thread - reviews, pictures, sizing, etc...
Septieme Largeur Joffre maybe.- RTflux
- Post #62,134
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What's the final word on popped up collars?
I fail to understand why you started this thread. Judging by your responses in light of many members dislike of "popped" collars, it appears you have no intentions to "un-pop" your collar. It is simply odd that you ask for everyones opinion and then start defending what you asked people to...- RTflux
- Post #15
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Allen Edmonds Appreciation Thread - reviews, pictures, sizing, etc...
Thank you. Just calf seconds I got from the tent sale.- RTflux
- Post #61,617
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Allen Edmonds Appreciation Thread - reviews, pictures, sizing, etc...
Maiden voyage for my Jeffersons. These and the dark chili Carlyle's I purchased with them are my first non-glued sole shoes.- RTflux
- Post #61,614
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Allen Edmonds Seconds - Salvagable?
I would keep them simply because they are seconds so expectations should not be as high. I do not think they are that bad.- RTflux
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Just bought this watch for $800 from Macys. Was it a good buy?
Been watching these forums for a while, mainly for shoe info, but I happen to enjoy watches as well and am also on a strict budget as a student. So first post here. Basically, everybody telling you Burberry is nothing special is absolutely correct. The entry level quartz movement will most...- RTflux
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
