I just got a G35, need some tips
#91
01-18-2011, 12:48 PM
#92
01-18-2011, 03:04 PM
To be honest, I am not showing that I care much on this forums due to the dicks with their rude comments assuming they know everything about the situation.
My insurance says it's going to cost about 18k to fix so they want it to be totaled and give me 80% of what it's worth. I'm waiting on them to call again as I told them I want to keep the car and pay out of my own pocket to get it fixed.
My insurance says it's going to cost about 18k to fix so they want it to be totaled and give me 80% of what it's worth. I'm waiting on them to call again as I told them I want to keep the car and pay out of my own pocket to get it fixed.
" Oh i can take a corner doing 30 with the VDC off what can happen!?" ,
"Oh **** my car is weaving left and right what do i do " ,
"GAS IT MORE ...OK ! "
and its retarded your gonna pay 18k to fix a car that old. Seriously this guys a troll
BAN AND LOCK
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#94
01-18-2011, 05:47 PM
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I'm not trying to attack you, so sorry if it came out like that. Things like this are just things that can be really easily avoided.
Responsibility and safe driving and you would enjoy it more than you did. So whatever excitement the G35 gave for you, you should have been a little more careful, so that you could continue to enjoy it as much as you did.
Everybody has the urge to have fun with the car. Most of them however, are careful for the "1st couple of weeks" and start having fun when they're comfortable with the car.
That's like buying a gun, hitting a target successfully, then thinking you're a military sharpshooter all of a sudden. Doesn't work that way.
This thread is a great warning/lesson for younger people who might otherwise face the same outcome.
Responsibility and safe driving and you would enjoy it more than you did. So whatever excitement the G35 gave for you, you should have been a little more careful, so that you could continue to enjoy it as much as you did.
That's like buying a gun, hitting a target successfully, then thinking you're a military sharpshooter all of a sudden. Doesn't work that way.
This thread is a great warning/lesson for younger people who might otherwise face the same outcome.
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#96
01-18-2011, 07:16 PM
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
#99
01-18-2011, 07:39 PM
I'll take better care for it and check my ego at the driveway for a couple of months after fixing it.
#100
01-18-2011, 08:37 PM
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Maybe you don't feel bad for a car you wrecked, but I feel bad for the guy that took good care of this car and put a lot of work into it, gave you a good deal on it, and you wrecked it. Yes it was your car after the purchase, but I think some common decency for another's hard work is needed here. IF, and a big if, you get another G, don't drive around on the roads like a track. It isn't, and I don't wanna see a news story of some kid that slid sideways into a pedestrian. Drifting on a track is skillful. Drifting on public roads is stupid.
#104
01-19-2011, 02:00 AM
Your an idiot. Just saying.
Stick to your Hondas.
The rear end donesn't just come around on you and go "OH HARO!" It stays behind you unless your a complete and utter dumbass that drives carelessly.
I am at a loss of words as to how dumb you are. Your idiocy has made my day.
Stick to your Hondas.
The rear end donesn't just come around on you and go "OH HARO!" It stays behind you unless your a complete and utter dumbass that drives carelessly.
I am at a loss of words as to how dumb you are. Your idiocy has made my day.
Sir. You now own the Internets.
#105
01-19-2011, 02:03 AM
