G35 Culture....
Originally Posted by trackmagic
This is stupid.
hey if you don't like it don't do it. No big deal. Where just trying to get something going, like motorcycles, miatas, and other cars have out there.
Originally Posted by G35Pinoy
how about instead of haz...just wave...or give the peace sign...so much easier and yup easier seen i figure....
Originally Posted by G35Pinoy
how about instead of haz...just wave...or give the peace sign...so much easier and yup easier seen i figure....
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Originally Posted by jdmeg21
hey if you don't like it don't do it. No big deal. Where just trying to get something going, like motorcycles, miatas, and other cars have out there.
When I see someone with the same ar as me(currently A4) I just nod my head if I see him looking at me.
Originally Posted by Fastfwd
On a motorcycle you just have to wave, simple. Same thing in a miata I would imagine with the open top.
When I see someone with the same ar as me(currently A4) I just nod my head if I see him looking at me.
When I see someone with the same ar as me(currently A4) I just nod my head if I see him looking at me.
Just wave like every other niche vehicle community does. I come here from the Corvette family - they are the biggest bunch of wave ***** ever.
vetteguy: "I was driving down the highway, and I waved at a passing vette, and he didn't wave back. WTF is wrong with him?"
vettedude: "Wow, what a *****. If it was me, I would have waved back. SAVETHEWAVE!!!"
That post is seen, literally, on a daily basis in all generations of Vettes on Corvetteforum.com.
And really, who the hell is going to remember or be able to turn on their flashers by the time we pass each other? Is it really worth having to fumble around for an obscure button during rush hour traffic to acknowledge the existence of another person who just happens to drive the same car as you? Odds are they don't really care as much about their car as we do about ours. I'm sorry to break this to you, but owning an Infiniti is not in the same ballpark as owning a Vette. To most, a Vette is a lifestyle choice. You buy a Vette because you want a Vette. A G is a more intellectual choice. Do you want a G, a TL, an Audi, a BMW, etc? There is less emotion involved for MOST people when purchasing a G than there is for purchasing a "true" sports car, like a Vette or Viper.
Besides, the majority of G Coupe owners I see are retirees, and mostly women, at that. Although, there are a couple of really smokin' chicks in coupes around here, too.
vetteguy: "I was driving down the highway, and I waved at a passing vette, and he didn't wave back. WTF is wrong with him?"
vettedude: "Wow, what a *****. If it was me, I would have waved back. SAVETHEWAVE!!!"
That post is seen, literally, on a daily basis in all generations of Vettes on Corvetteforum.com.
And really, who the hell is going to remember or be able to turn on their flashers by the time we pass each other? Is it really worth having to fumble around for an obscure button during rush hour traffic to acknowledge the existence of another person who just happens to drive the same car as you? Odds are they don't really care as much about their car as we do about ours. I'm sorry to break this to you, but owning an Infiniti is not in the same ballpark as owning a Vette. To most, a Vette is a lifestyle choice. You buy a Vette because you want a Vette. A G is a more intellectual choice. Do you want a G, a TL, an Audi, a BMW, etc? There is less emotion involved for MOST people when purchasing a G than there is for purchasing a "true" sports car, like a Vette or Viper.
Besides, the majority of G Coupe owners I see are retirees, and mostly women, at that. Although, there are a couple of really smokin' chicks in coupes around here, too.
what i always do after a friendly run or nice cruise on the highway with another enthusiast of any car i just tap my brake pedal twice in 2 sets (1,2 1,2) very noticable and doesnt wear my brakes or anything just triggers the sensor of the foot being on the pedal. I 99% of the time get a highbeam flash or wave 
. On the local streets ill just wave or nod since its slower speeds and no need to rush to get get the window down to wave or ricer hazards 
. On the local streets ill just wave or nod since its slower speeds and no need to rush to get get the window down to wave or ricer hazards
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From: CA socal
Originally Posted by aHero4Eternity
the problem is that most evo, sti, viper, etc owners are all car enthusiasts while many g owners are just old people (lol) and wouldnt respond to something like this. and from far away, its difficult to tell who is driving.
also, depending on where you live. some gangs take the flashing of high beams as a challenge...seriously...
also, depending on where you live. some gangs take the flashing of high beams as a challenge...seriously...
they bust a cap on you....im afraid of that...
at least on LA downtown....but if you are driving close to santa clarita, or porter ranch..its all good
