First Car(G35c)
Originally Posted by irich1L
thanks for the advice, etc guys..
im going to talk to my parents tonight about getting a brand new car.
i also have a question..
what kind of gas do g35 use?
my cousin wants to know
im going to talk to my parents tonight about getting a brand new car.
i also have a question..
what kind of gas do g35 use?
my cousin wants to know
did he care to pop open the gas lid...it says right their "premium"
Originally Posted by cruiseluva62886
coupe needs premium..sedan can run on regular..
btw this thread lasted wayyyyy too long!
btw this thread lasted wayyyyy too long!
actually both have the same engine so both needs premium....you can choose to use regular on each except..its not recommended...I don't see why the sedan drivers like myself would put regular when we want the best performance out of our car as well....although some coupe and sedan owners alternate or mix, I just put premium all the time...
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I think the G probably has way more power than anything you have driven - considering you have probably been driving one year tops. The G is not your mom's camry - a lot of juice + rear-wheel drive can be dangerous if you aren't careful.
I was 21 when I got mine and was used to driving trucks and reg sedans for 4years but when you know whats under the hood the temptation to open it up is always there - the traction control def saved my @ss a couple times - don't turn it off until you really know how to drive and understand RWD dynamics.
Be safe and don't try to show off - guys are going to pull up to you at lights and on the highway trying to bait u into racing - ignore them and remember your parents bought you the car because they believed you were responsible enough to be safe.
Good luck with the decision.
-J
I was 21 when I got mine and was used to driving trucks and reg sedans for 4years but when you know whats under the hood the temptation to open it up is always there - the traction control def saved my @ss a couple times - don't turn it off until you really know how to drive and understand RWD dynamics.
Be safe and don't try to show off - guys are going to pull up to you at lights and on the highway trying to bait u into racing - ignore them and remember your parents bought you the car because they believed you were responsible enough to be safe.
Good luck with the decision.
-J
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Originally Posted by JBKFizzle45
I think the G probably has way more power than anything you have driven - considering you have probably been driving one year tops. The G is not your mom's camry - a lot of juice + rear-wheel drive can be dangerous if you aren't careful.
I was 21 when I got mine and was used to driving trucks and reg sedans for 4years but when you know whats under the hood the temptation to open it up is always there - the traction control def saved my @ss a couple times - don't turn it off until you really know how to drive and understand RWD dynamics.
Be safe and don't try to show off - guys are going to pull up to you at lights and on the highway trying to bait u into racing - ignore them and remember your parents bought you the car because they believed you were responsible enough to be safe.
Good luck with the decision.
-J
I was 21 when I got mine and was used to driving trucks and reg sedans for 4years but when you know whats under the hood the temptation to open it up is always there - the traction control def saved my @ss a couple times - don't turn it off until you really know how to drive and understand RWD dynamics.
Be safe and don't try to show off - guys are going to pull up to you at lights and on the highway trying to bait u into racing - ignore them and remember your parents bought you the car because they believed you were responsible enough to be safe.
Good luck with the decision.
-J
Originally Posted by boste03
Maybe i'm oldschool but i dont believe in your parents paying for your car. They can help you get a car but buying you a G35 and you are only in highschool is rediculous. My first car was a 62' VW bug that i paid for including insurance. You must be asian for your parents to buy you a car like that cause i guess thats the culture.
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nobody is to young for any car.... be thankful.... be happy... take it and get the girls 
dont listen to any1 telling you that your to young. if you stupid and immature dont get it... if your responsible and mature then get it. only you can tell us the answers to those questions bro
dont listen to any1 telling you that your to young. if you stupid and immature dont get it... if your responsible and mature then get it. only you can tell us the answers to those questions bro
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You should definitely be thanking your parents for spoiling you with a new G35C as a first car. Not to flame you or anyone else here on the board, but no kid deserves a 40K car just for doing his homework and staying out of trouble. You only deserve something when you work your *** off for it. Nothing in life is given, everything is a privilege. Just think how long it would take you to pay the monthly car payment plus insurance at minimum wage flipping burgers at your age. So appreciate what you have and be content.
Originally Posted by Nimbus
You should definitely be thanking your parents for spoiling you with a new G35C as a first car. Not to flame you or anyone else here on the board, but no kid deserves a 40K car just for doing his homework and staying out of trouble. You only deserve something when you work your *** off for it. Nothing in life is given, everything is a privilege. Just think how long it would take you to pay the monthly car payment plus insurance at minimum wage flipping burgers at your age. So appreciate what you have and be content.
my parents bought my G for me back when I was 17 too... Spoiled little ****..i know... I earn my keep now though... def verrrry thankful for my G though
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Originally Posted by JBKFizzle45
I think the G probably has way more power than anything you have driven - considering you have probably been driving one year tops. The G is not your mom's camry - a lot of juice + rear-wheel drive can be dangerous if you aren't careful.
I was 21 when I got mine and was used to driving trucks and reg sedans for 4years but when you know whats under the hood the temptation to open it up is always there - the traction control def saved my @ss a couple times - don't turn it off until you really know how to drive and understand RWD dynamics.
Be safe and don't try to show off - guys are going to pull up to you at lights and on the highway trying to bait u into racing - ignore them and remember your parents bought you the car because they believed you were responsible enough to be safe.
Good luck with the decision.
-J
I was 21 when I got mine and was used to driving trucks and reg sedans for 4years but when you know whats under the hood the temptation to open it up is always there - the traction control def saved my @ss a couple times - don't turn it off until you really know how to drive and understand RWD dynamics.
Be safe and don't try to show off - guys are going to pull up to you at lights and on the highway trying to bait u into racing - ignore them and remember your parents bought you the car because they believed you were responsible enough to be safe.
Good luck with the decision.
-J
Most here had to buy their own and had to wait a lot longer to get it.
Be sesible with it.....
C.