sn95jones
Well-Known Member
I'll chime in here since I recently had a New Edge GT Vert.
Based on my short term ownership of it I'll say this... Meh.
When I first bought it I was stoked I had a Sonic Blue Vert. Didn't take long until I realized I was in love with the color, not the color and the fact it was a vert. Be ready for alot more wind noise when driving it. I figured having the New Edge with the PI motor I wouldn't really notice the weight gain having a vert as opposed to a coupe but boy was I wrong. They are dogs in stock form with the added weight.
Safety wise, I'll give it an A+.
This was the result of mine after a distracted driver in a 2014 Honda CRV darted into my lane.
My Fiancee was in the passenger seat, got blunt force trauma to her back, lacerations, and burns from the airbag, but the cabin was literally untouched.
So long story short, it's a safe, heavy, slow, but fun experience car. It's interesting when you drive next to a semi on the highway with the top down.
Based on my short term ownership of it I'll say this... Meh.
When I first bought it I was stoked I had a Sonic Blue Vert. Didn't take long until I realized I was in love with the color, not the color and the fact it was a vert. Be ready for alot more wind noise when driving it. I figured having the New Edge with the PI motor I wouldn't really notice the weight gain having a vert as opposed to a coupe but boy was I wrong. They are dogs in stock form with the added weight.
Safety wise, I'll give it an A+.
This was the result of mine after a distracted driver in a 2014 Honda CRV darted into my lane.
My Fiancee was in the passenger seat, got blunt force trauma to her back, lacerations, and burns from the airbag, but the cabin was literally untouched.
So long story short, it's a safe, heavy, slow, but fun experience car. It's interesting when you drive next to a semi on the highway with the top down.