Is it weird for a teenager to have a g35?
#31
07-01-2009, 06:36 PM
You are funny. Is this like the first auto forum you have ever joined? Because I have been on the "G35" forum for a month I have no cred? ROFL. Your statement gives you no "cred"
Lets say I have owned a fair number of cars and have belonged to a fair number of threads. I stand by my words. So take my advice, if you don't like the post just shut up. New people don't have your vast knowledge so why don't you give then a break. Obviously no one is at your maturity level.
Lets say I have owned a fair number of cars and have belonged to a fair number of threads. I stand by my words. So take my advice, if you don't like the post just shut up. New people don't have your vast knowledge so why don't you give then a break. Obviously no one is at your maturity level.
#32
07-01-2009, 06:45 PM
#33
07-01-2009, 07:09 PM
Dude, chill the h@ll out. You just joined a month ago. No way on earth you're going to have lots of credibility or respect on here at all. Much less, posting BS stuff like this.
Stop and read what you post for once,
"don't take the time to read it or better yet don't TAKE THE TIME TO TYPE A RESPONSE if you don't have anything to add."
Your own words, sorry bud.
Stop and read what you post for once,
"don't take the time to read it or better yet don't TAKE THE TIME TO TYPE A RESPONSE if you don't have anything to add."
Your own words, sorry bud.
I actually understand what you are trying to say and agree with you to a point. While i don't think the site is going downhill, i do agree that a lot more younger driver's are finding their way into G35's as they age and become cheaper to afford.
I don't think it's a knock on the car, but younger people just behave differently than older people. If you go in the 07+ sedan forums or G37 forums, a lot of the members are older since not many 17 year olds can afford a $40K car easily. So you'll find more threads regarding upgrading to the G37 sport brakes, Different audio setups, etc.
Go into the older model forums and it's a much younger crowd now because $15K can get you into a G35. That's Scion TC money right there...and everyone i see driving one of those is a teenager. And younger drivers are just interested in different things than older drivers. They also might have smaller budgets to work with as well. When one person might pay to dismount his tires and send the rims out for powdercoating, another 16 year old who doesn't have the money will just mask off the tires and spray paint his rims.
Honestly, this site isn't that bad. You gotta bite your tongue at a lot of the "I just got my G35 and want to put Home Depot chicken wire in the grill" type of posts. I remember i was young once too without a huge budget to work with and a different mentality to what looked nice and what didn't. Not everyone is going to agree with my way of thinking now, and i don't expect them too.
Last edited by Mustang5L5; 07-01-2009 at 07:15 PM.
#34
07-01-2009, 07:13 PM
#37
07-01-2009, 08:12 PM
Now that's a crazy thought. What's next: tinted windows, clear-bra, expensive custom audio sysytems? Please, stop the madness. Geezz, I must be getting reeeeally old. BTW, i had forgotten, my birthday is right around the corner, I AM OLD.
#39
07-01-2009, 08:24 PM
#40
07-01-2009, 08:26 PM
Altimas are chick cars anyway. My previous 3 girlfriends all drove a Altima. Everytime i see one in traffic, i scoot up hoping it's a cute girl, and it usually is.
They are nice cars don't get me wrong. I'd drive a tinted out black Altima, but if you are a guy you gotta get a 3.5 at least.
They are nice cars don't get me wrong. I'd drive a tinted out black Altima, but if you are a guy you gotta get a 3.5 at least.
#42
07-01-2009, 09:23 PM
My whole gripe with this is that the only new topics that come up in this forum are "Is it ok for teenagers to drive" or the whole "too much power for a kid" topics. Its been discussed to death and a simple search would show all types of information. The only reasons these topics are posted are for young kids to get their heads hyped up.
I got no problems with anyone asking technical questions about the G even if its been discussed but the only new things posted here are of trivial cr@p.
I got no problems with anyone asking technical questions about the G even if its been discussed but the only new things posted here are of trivial cr@p.
#43
07-01-2009, 09:54 PM
Wasent there a thread on this before?
But anyways no, I got my G when i was 17, and im 19 now, paying it off teaches you responsibility, i mean, as long as your not some cocky @$$ little kid in a G35 your fine. I think theres nothing worst than seeing a super cocky kid in a G, because it really seems like daddy and mommy has you spoiled. But if not then no, i dont see anything wrong with it.
But anyways no, I got my G when i was 17, and im 19 now, paying it off teaches you responsibility, i mean, as long as your not some cocky @$$ little kid in a G35 your fine. I think theres nothing worst than seeing a super cocky kid in a G, because it really seems like daddy and mommy has you spoiled. But if not then no, i dont see anything wrong with it.
#44
07-01-2009, 10:10 PM
My whole gripe with this is that the only new topics that come up in this forum are "Is it ok for teenagers to drive" or the whole "too much power for a kid" topics. Its been discussed to death and a simple search would show all types of information. The only reasons these topics are posted are for young kids to get their heads hyped up.
I got no problems with anyone asking technical questions about the G even if its been discussed but the only new things posted here are of trivial cr@p.
I got no problems with anyone asking technical questions about the G even if its been discussed but the only new things posted here are of trivial cr@p.
Now, back to our scheduled programming.
#45
07-01-2009, 10:17 PM
