weekend_warrior
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But neither of my cars are old OR slow.
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You finally got rid of that relic 370z?
But neither of my cars are old OR slow.
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All in all, I've thought long and hard about the S5, M3, and even about buying my brother's 2006 M6. I wouldn't want to own any of them because they're all finicky and annoyingly weak cars that can't take a beating without breaking down.
I don't know of ONE person who hasn't trouble with the above cars over the stupidest shit, whether they baby the car or not.
But neither of my cars are old OR slow.
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New carpet on door panel. Leather on bottom half of door is new as well. Impressive match.
New carpet.
New Vinyl roof
Well really I'm not all that interested in another sedan. I'd do a 2+2 but that's about it. Also no manual means no thank you.
No manual on IS-F, it's front heavy and has shit suspension tuning.I was in the same situation as you as far as what I was looking for but my max price was 30k. I ended up with an IS 250 which I've been very happy with despite the 2 extra doors. I like my IS so much so that if my budget was like yours and I could spend 40k I'd be looking into an IS-F. Lexus reliability and luxury in a small, tight sedan with a fire breathing 416hp 5.0L V8 under the hood. It sounds very much like something I'd like to own. And speaking of sound, check out the video and listen to this thing rev. I love it.
No manual on IS-F, it's front heavy and has shit suspension tuning.
Well the OP insists on a manual so it's out. The ride is also horrible, which is outside the parameters of someone looking for a GT car. There are plenty of other choices if a rock hard suspension is acceptable to you, whereas the OP thinks even the M3 is too stiff.And yet it'd still be a great everyday car that's a hoot to drive and extremely reliable while also being very fast and luxurious. I'm not sure how many other cars you can say that about. The only downside is it certainly does not have the panache of an M3/M6 or a C63. It's a total stealth fighter as pretty much no one is going to notice it driving by.
I would miss the clutch action but for everyday use a good manual mode autobox with paddle shifters would work.
Actually, plenty of "old people cars" aren't slow, they just are driven that way.
And speaking of old people cars, I finally got my Olds back.
Car's so damn big it's tough to take a picture of the whole thing.
I also got new spark plugs and wires, and they cleaned out the carburetor. Also got new shocks. Nice having a suspension that actually works.
Well the OP insists on a manual so it's out. The ride is also horrible, which is outside the parameters of someone looking for a GT car. There are plenty of other choices if a rock hard suspension is acceptable to you, whereas the OP thinks even the M3 is too stiff.
I might also add that the styling sucks, it looks as if a ricer bought an IS and added a horrible looking body kit. The base car looks better.
Actually, plenty of "old people cars" aren't slow, they just are driven that way.
And speaking of old people cars, I finally got my Olds back.
Car's so damn big it's tough to take a picture of the whole thing.
I also got new spark plugs and wires, and they cleaned out the carburetor. Also got new shocks. Nice having a suspension that actually works.
Porsche dealer says current wait list on the new GT3 is 8 deep with an ETA of early 2014... decisions decisions...
Took this today at the grocery store. Only the third GTR I've ever seen out in the wild in California.
Really? e seen more than I can count in the Central California and Bay Area. Everyone that I've talked to that has driven one (granted, only 5 people) have said that they are disappointing because they feel so disconnected. Fast, yes, but completely electronic.
I've seen tons of GTR's in the South Bay area of Los Angeles and a few Tesla's. Gorgeous car.
Yeah, it's a pretty striking looking car.
The biggest OH SHIT car I've ever seen out driving was a Lotus Elise. So fucking cool.
Took this today at the grocery store. Only the third GTR I've ever seen out in the wild in California.
What the, I see GTR's all the freakin time in LA.
Its been the go to car for kids with rich parents.
I saw this on the most hipster street in all of Portland:
I guess I'm alone in really liking chrome cars. Although I'd like, even more, a polished stainless body.
They're neat looking but only in a conceptual way. As an actual car that gets driven they're far too ostentatious to be appealing long term.
"Wow! Look at that! ... Wait he actually drives that? What a tool."
There's showy and then there's ostentatious and tacky. Showy is having a flashy car in a loud color, having a chrome GT-R is tacky and obnoxious.
As a thing to look at it's neat, but as a car it's ridiculous.
Hell of a lot cheaper than OnStar, that's for sure.Sidebar: Anyone else think this is pretty cool?
Maybe I should get my car resprayed in wood grain.
Going for the Buick Roadmaster look?
Swag.
Yeah, it's a pretty striking looking car.
The biggest OH SHIT car I've ever seen out driving was a Lotus Elise. So fucking cool.
Going for the Buick Roadmaster look?
Swag.
Meet the guys who paid $4 million for the Lamborghini Veneno before they even saw it.
Bet they didn't know how ugly it'd turn out though. But I think they got what they wanted.
Meet the guys who paid $4 million for the Lamborghini Veneno before they even saw it.
Bet they didn't know how ugly it'd turn out though. But I think they got what they wanted.
It's one of the most beautiful, badass looking cars in Human history.
Dat. fucking. ass.
They bought a Batmobile?