Thinking of gettin a G35. Need ALLLL the advice I can get
#16
personally i think ur lexus is nice too. i wouldnt mind owning one that is all VIP'd
its teh right color.
with black emblems and black rims with crazy offset, a hint of tinted lights and dropped ur lexus will look better than a G
#17
#18
I just don't like Lexus because it's over run by chicks talking on their cell phone and crashing into highway barriers. When I test drove the IS350, it was a boring drive had no thrill to it. But I am sure the bigger heavier underpowered GS will definitely knock my socks off with excitement.
But why don't we have a spelling Bee, I can teach you how to write and spell like a normal person. In exchange maybe you can teach me how to drive an automatic 4000lb 16 second car. Zoom Zoom 2JZ Sans TT
Lexus owners,
#20
Out drive me? Both of our cars are auto, all you do is push go.
I just don't like Lexus because it's over run by chicks talking on their cell phone and crashing into highway barriers. When I test drove the IS350, it was a boring drive had no thrill to it. But I am sure the bigger heavier underpowered GS will definitely knock my socks off with excitement.
But why don't we have a spelling Bee, I can teach you how to write and spell like a normal person. In exchange maybe you can teach me how to drive an automatic 4000lb 16 second car. Zoom Zoom 2JZ Sans TT
Lexus owners,
I just don't like Lexus because it's over run by chicks talking on their cell phone and crashing into highway barriers. When I test drove the IS350, it was a boring drive had no thrill to it. But I am sure the bigger heavier underpowered GS will definitely knock my socks off with excitement.
But why don't we have a spelling Bee, I can teach you how to write and spell like a normal person. In exchange maybe you can teach me how to drive an automatic 4000lb 16 second car. Zoom Zoom 2JZ Sans TT
Lexus owners,
Ok, yeah, I'd love to get taught by a guy who drives a green sedan and starts **** with people on forums. Cool dude
#21
#22
The car is only part of the thrill, you need to know how to handle your car to get your socks knocked off. The IS350 is a very good car, you're just an incompetent driver.
Ok, yeah, I'd love to get taught by a guy who drives a green sedan and starts **** with people on forums. Cool dude
Ok, yeah, I'd love to get taught by a guy who drives a green sedan and starts **** with people on forums. Cool dude
#24
I was thinking of getting an '03 or '04 or '05 G35 coupe (the old body is so much nicer), but I had a couple of questions. What is you experience with YOUR g35? The good and the bad. Performance, handling, maintanance cost, gas cost, how often does it break down, what problems does it have, things like that. All help will greatly be appreciated. Thanks in advanced.[/QUOTE]
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The only problem I have had with my 03 coupe is the front tires wearing out waaay too fast. just purchased a camber/caster kit to fix this.. do a search in the 'suspension' section to learn more..
gas millage.. highway running I get ~25mpg, play 'silly-bugger' and it drops a bunch..
Luck..
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The only problem I have had with my 03 coupe is the front tires wearing out waaay too fast. just purchased a camber/caster kit to fix this.. do a search in the 'suspension' section to learn more..
gas millage.. highway running I get ~25mpg, play 'silly-bugger' and it drops a bunch..
Luck..
#25
Well now that we know you drive a slow lexus, I will give you my advice!
My other vehicle is a suburban, gas mileage does NOT effect me. My G sedan pulls 6.8L/100kms, too lazy to put that into MPG but.... that's ****in good. I have no had a single problem with my G. It runs flawlessy and still looks great. The Paint thing is debatable, a lot of people say the clear is too soft and it scratches easily. Just take care of it and be careful when you wash it and you will be fine. Maintain the vehicle and try and fine one with all the past records, or that has been maintained at the same dealership since new. Mine was bought brand new by a woman who came in to get the oil changed and everything right when the nav told her too. Every receipt and every quote was in the glove box. That's a plus when buying one.
My other vehicle is a suburban, gas mileage does NOT effect me. My G sedan pulls 6.8L/100kms, too lazy to put that into MPG but.... that's ****in good. I have no had a single problem with my G. It runs flawlessy and still looks great. The Paint thing is debatable, a lot of people say the clear is too soft and it scratches easily. Just take care of it and be careful when you wash it and you will be fine. Maintain the vehicle and try and fine one with all the past records, or that has been maintained at the same dealership since new. Mine was bought brand new by a woman who came in to get the oil changed and everything right when the nav told her too. Every receipt and every quote was in the glove box. That's a plus when buying one.
#26
#27
making fun of people's car on the forums is asking for
sedans look way sicker anyways if modded right.
#29
Well now that we know you drive a slow lexus, I will give you my advice!
My other vehicle is a suburban, gas mileage does NOT effect me. My G sedan pulls 6.8L/100kms, too lazy to put that into MPG but.... that's ****in good. I have no had a single problem with my G. It runs flawlessy and still looks great. The Paint thing is debatable, a lot of people say the clear is too soft and it scratches easily. Just take care of it and be careful when you wash it and you will be fine. Maintain the vehicle and try and fine one with all the past records, or that has been maintained at the same dealership since new. Mine was bought brand new by a woman who came in to get the oil changed and everything right when the nav told her too. Every receipt and every quote was in the glove box. That's a plus when buying one.
My other vehicle is a suburban, gas mileage does NOT effect me. My G sedan pulls 6.8L/100kms, too lazy to put that into MPG but.... that's ****in good. I have no had a single problem with my G. It runs flawlessy and still looks great. The Paint thing is debatable, a lot of people say the clear is too soft and it scratches easily. Just take care of it and be careful when you wash it and you will be fine. Maintain the vehicle and try and fine one with all the past records, or that has been maintained at the same dealership since new. Mine was bought brand new by a woman who came in to get the oil changed and everything right when the nav told her too. Every receipt and every quote was in the glove box. That's a plus when buying one.
#30
And really, sedans can look sick but I just wanna try something different