Perfectly happy with their G35?
#62
11-19-2006, 11:48 AM
Originally Posted by kraqcommando
i really want a old Lexus SC300/400 as a beater
#63
11-19-2006, 12:53 PM
I'm planning on seling my G next spring/summer.
It has been a great car. But Geeze......I bought it in Feb of 2003.
Four years is enough and I'm ready for something new......
Just trying to figure out what.
I'll have a lot of goodies for sale when I put her back stock!
It has been a great car. But Geeze......I bought it in Feb of 2003.
Four years is enough and I'm ready for something new......
Just trying to figure out what.
I'll have a lot of goodies for sale when I put her back stock!
Last edited by Brando; 11-19-2006 at 01:02 PM.
#64
11-19-2006, 03:22 PM
#66
11-19-2006, 06:44 PM
Originally Posted by uberchicken
didn't notice the seats in the 20 minute test drive no.
didn't really push teh car hard enough to notice the weight during the test drive
didn't notice the creaks on the test drive
Did notice the small trunk and if that were the only problem i would be happy.
didn't really push teh car hard enough to notice the weight during the test drive
didn't notice the creaks on the test drive
Did notice the small trunk and if that were the only problem i would be happy.
#67
11-19-2006, 06:52 PM
Originally Posted by mondo
my only complaint is the road noise from the tires (factory 19s). I look forward to some quietier ones when they get replaced.
#68
11-19-2006, 06:57 PM
#70
11-19-2006, 10:09 PM
The car is overall a nice daily driver and I am happy with the purchase. It is fun and relaxing to drive not to mention all of the looks, comments, and thumbs up I get from people while driving. This car will get you compliments all day.
In terms of engine potential, I am not satisfied. If they made the car TT from the factory, I would definitely plan to keep the car for awhile. As for now, it will do as a sporty daily driver. I had higher expectations in terms of performance because I also own a 1992 300zx Twin Turbo. The Z's interior seems more luxurious even though it is more than ten years old....
As for the new coupe, it definitely is flashy and I would love to own one, but it seems like a car that you do not want to modify. The current G35 looks great and I don't think many cars are as aesthetically pleasing, even in the higher price ranges. Everyone thinks my car is worth $70k+ just by looking at it; when I tell them how much I bought it for, most people immediately research on buying one. I will keep the current G35 until I am finished with external mods, which won't be many. I expect to sell the car in a year or two for something with a better interior, or the new coupe.
6 out of 10 for interior
8 out of 10 for performance
9.5 out of 10 for exterior
10 out of 10 for price
9 out of 10 for overall
In terms of engine potential, I am not satisfied. If they made the car TT from the factory, I would definitely plan to keep the car for awhile. As for now, it will do as a sporty daily driver. I had higher expectations in terms of performance because I also own a 1992 300zx Twin Turbo. The Z's interior seems more luxurious even though it is more than ten years old....
As for the new coupe, it definitely is flashy and I would love to own one, but it seems like a car that you do not want to modify. The current G35 looks great and I don't think many cars are as aesthetically pleasing, even in the higher price ranges. Everyone thinks my car is worth $70k+ just by looking at it; when I tell them how much I bought it for, most people immediately research on buying one. I will keep the current G35 until I am finished with external mods, which won't be many. I expect to sell the car in a year or two for something with a better interior, or the new coupe.
6 out of 10 for interior
8 out of 10 for performance
9.5 out of 10 for exterior
10 out of 10 for price
9 out of 10 for overall
#71
11-19-2006, 10:25 PM
Originally Posted by sfinaki2000
it just seems like stupid things tend to go wrong with German cars; things that make you say "I spent $40K on this car, it should be made better"
So, bottom line, Yes, i'm perfectly happy with my G
So, bottom line, Yes, i'm perfectly happy with my G
#72
11-19-2006, 11:56 PM
#73
11-20-2006, 01:27 PM
#74
11-20-2006, 01:56 PM
Originally Posted by uberchicken
I'm not that thrilled with the car to be honest. If i could get the clutch adjusted so it didn't over rev all the damn time it would be a plus. This car has more noises than my 7 year/75000 mile old accord and it's only got 4000 miles. The traction control is abrupt as hell! The trunk is worthless, thank god I have two cars. The seats are uncomforatable. It's heavy. .......
BUT, it looks and sounds good.
If I move in two years like I want to I'll put both cars up for sale and whichever I get an offer on first will be sold, I still like my Accord just fine.
BUT, it looks and sounds good.
If I move in two years like I want to I'll put both cars up for sale and whichever I get an offer on first will be sold, I still like my Accord just fine.
What kind of noises? rattles? I have an 04 coupe and developed 1 or 2 rattles when I put in my subwoofer, but it took like 20 mins to find and address. Solid w/ no squeaks or rattles even with the sub pounding!
Of course, I admit, I dynamatted door panels, rear seats, and trunk while I put the stereo equipment in...
#75
11-20-2006, 03:01 PM
I've only had my G35 for a few months now but I've very happy with it so far. I was also looking at BMW M3's, but I got a sweet deal on my '04 G35.
Also, at one time I owned a '96 328is coupe. I really liked, it but hated the BMW dealer's service here in Louisville (there's only one BMW dealership in Louisville), and my friends with BMW's tell me service there is still basically lousy.
I plan on keeping my G35 for at least 2-3 years, and I'm still seriously considering buying a M3 sometime in the future.
BTW- My usual daily driver is a '02 PT Cruiser (okay, I'm ready to get flamed now).
Also, at one time I owned a '96 328is coupe. I really liked, it but hated the BMW dealer's service here in Louisville (there's only one BMW dealership in Louisville), and my friends with BMW's tell me service there is still basically lousy.
I plan on keeping my G35 for at least 2-3 years, and I'm still seriously considering buying a M3 sometime in the future.
BTW- My usual daily driver is a '02 PT Cruiser (okay, I'm ready to get flamed now).