well this might be it, im gonna go look at it tomorow. 05 g35
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^ i dont know about urself , but when i drove my mom's car YEARS AGO, i remember making stupid decisions in the spurr of the moment (i wont go into detail)
if u love the G's so much , ask urself do u want to waste all ur money on driving a car you might wreck?
u might say, oh yeah im a good driver i wont wreck it.
driving comes with experience too, say u are a good driver, but some1 else isnt. say they are that other high school student. in case of that wreckless maneuver u have never experienced before, which causes them to slam into u.
still not ur fault, but there goes ur money on the car.
if u love the G's so much , ask urself do u want to waste all ur money on driving a car you might wreck?
u might say, oh yeah im a good driver i wont wreck it.
driving comes with experience too, say u are a good driver, but some1 else isnt. say they are that other high school student. in case of that wreckless maneuver u have never experienced before, which causes them to slam into u.
still not ur fault, but there goes ur money on the car.
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I agree with what you said. Accidents happen to anyone, and its true that the chance is greater with a less experience driver. I'm not going to argue, but if i have the money and i want a g35, then i will get a g35. When you were 16 i bet you would have loved to have a g35. And i don't need you to tell me what to get and what not to get.
I would have loved to have the G when i was 16 , only it didnt exist yet...
)yeah , ive heard plenty of those stories.
18 , barely graduating , going onto college going to / home from party and BAM wrap their car around a telephone pole.
eh, as a matter of fact it happened to my one of the kids i went to school with
smart kid, top 4% of my graduating class (which was a really competitive class , 4.2 kids were being ranked in the 20's), vowed to never race, and BAM caught up with a teggy who slammed into him while racing outta rage.
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Yeah my dad is a business man and he's a part owner of a dealership and in auctions the cars USUALLY come from california or florida. Its really cool, they send one of the guys that work for them over there and see what cars would sell really quick and buy them. The main reason why i dont have one yet is cause were having a hard time finding a 6mt that has decent miles and what not.
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I agree with what you said. Accidents happen to anyone, and its true that the chance is greater with a less experience driver. I'm not going to argue, but if i have the money and i want a g35, then i will get a g35. When you were 16 i bet you would have loved to have a g35. And i don't need you to tell me what to get and what not to get.
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^^^dude just stop posting, i don't get why they get all pissy when a younger guy talks about buying g35. I seriously think it's cause they couldn't afford a car like this when they were 16. But whatever, get a g35 just not the one you were talking about.
Do u live in florida? or California?
Do u live in florida? or California?
I'm 19, so think about that before you get offended.
I've done a lot of work on cars for a long time, I picked the G for a reason.
But in my humble opinion, buy a civic for your first car (or something else) and then buy the G in grade 12 or you will get haggled by your peers, they will talk **** and won't believe you bought it.
Learn your **** about the tuning world in an easily tunable cheap car then move onto the G.
What have you driven that was RWD? What car did you learn the drive stick on?
I've done a lot of work on cars for a long time, I picked the G for a reason.
But in my humble opinion, buy a civic for your first car (or something else) and then buy the G in grade 12 or you will get haggled by your peers, they will talk **** and won't believe you bought it.
Learn your **** about the tuning world in an easily tunable cheap car then move onto the G.
What have you driven that was RWD? What car did you learn the drive stick on?
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Yeah my dad is a business man and he's a part owner of a dealership and in auctions the cars USUALLY come from california or florida. Its really cool, they send one of the guys that work for them over there and see what cars would sell really quick and buy them. The main reason why i dont have one yet is cause were having a hard time finding a 6mt that has decent miles and what not.
http://miami.craigslist.org/brw/cto/1616633149.html
http://miami.craigslist.org/brw/cto/1616633149.html
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^^^dude just stop posting, i don't get why they get all pissy when a younger guy talks about buying g35. I seriously think it's cause they couldn't afford a car like this when they were 16. But whatever, get a g35 just not the one you were talking about.
Do u live in florida? or California?
Do u live in florida? or California?
who are u talking to?
^^^dude just stop posting, i don't get why they get all pissy when a younger guy talks about buying g35. I seriously think it's cause they couldn't afford a car like this when they were 16. But whatever, get a g35 just not the one you were talking about.
Do u live in florida? or California?
Do u live in florida? or California?
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I'm 19, so think about that before you get offended.
I've done a lot of work on cars for a long time, I picked the G for a reason.
But in my humble opinion, buy a civic for your first car (or something else) and then buy the G in grade 12 or you will get haggled by your peers, they will talk **** and won't believe you bought it.
Learn your **** about the tuning world in an easily tunable cheap car then move onto the G.
What have you driven that was RWD? What car did you learn the drive stick on?
I've done a lot of work on cars for a long time, I picked the G for a reason.
But in my humble opinion, buy a civic for your first car (or something else) and then buy the G in grade 12 or you will get haggled by your peers, they will talk **** and won't believe you bought it.
Learn your **** about the tuning world in an easily tunable cheap car then move onto the G.
What have you driven that was RWD? What car did you learn the drive stick on?