Questions About G's
#46
coming from a bmw 335...i have the option to get another one, or get a used G and save some money.
well i had to many problems with my 335, and honestly its not worth the 35K+ that i paid for that car. Thank the LEMON law, that gave me a full refund on the car.
At this point id rather pay cash to get the G, and save some money for dark days. Its also easier to maintain, i don't have to worry that my fuel pump is gonna die, and im gonna get stuck in the middle of nowhere. Thats just a couple.
Id rather have this car payed off cheaper insurance, etc. Many factors come in place. And it looks nice, sounds really good for a stock car, and i save over 20k+.
You decide, you be the judge, it all comes down to your personal needs.
well i had to many problems with my 335, and honestly its not worth the 35K+ that i paid for that car. Thank the LEMON law, that gave me a full refund on the car.
At this point id rather pay cash to get the G, and save some money for dark days. Its also easier to maintain, i don't have to worry that my fuel pump is gonna die, and im gonna get stuck in the middle of nowhere. Thats just a couple.
Id rather have this car payed off cheaper insurance, etc. Many factors come in place. And it looks nice, sounds really good for a stock car, and i save over 20k+.
You decide, you be the judge, it all comes down to your personal needs.
#47
#48
Mustang never has been, nor will it ever be a luxury ride. Even if you get an Original Shelby, it's not a luxury car and won't impress in the same way as a G. Mustangs are sporty race cars that occasionaly can look nice. The interior is garbage however, and it will never impress the way a G does. Truth be told though the mustang isn't trying to. Mustangs are designed for "Good Old Boys" and whther that means they're in High School, or going through a mid life crisis, the mustang will never be the kind of car that makes someone go "wow". If you want to build a race car... go with a mustang. If you want cheap service expenses.. go with a mustang. If you want to fit in with the crowd... Drive a mustang. If you want something that is guarenteed to get attention... Drive a G.
For the record, My wife, her sister, and her mom all drove Mustangs. Add in all the other females I've known that have driven mustangs and to me, it seems the mustang has gone female. Meanwhile I'm the only G owner, (My uncle bought a brand new 370z when they came out but sold it 3 months later and bought a Porshe) in my family, and one of only 4 in my entire city. (Coupe wise). If you want to stand out buy the G.
For the record, My wife, her sister, and her mom all drove Mustangs. Add in all the other females I've known that have driven mustangs and to me, it seems the mustang has gone female. Meanwhile I'm the only G owner, (My uncle bought a brand new 370z when they came out but sold it 3 months later and bought a Porshe) in my family, and one of only 4 in my entire city. (Coupe wise). If you want to stand out buy the G.
#49
Mustang never has been, nor will it ever be a luxury ride. Even if you get an Original Shelby, it's not a luxury car and won't impress in the same way as a G. Mustangs are sporty race cars that occasionaly can look nice. The interior is garbage however, and it will never impress the way a G does. Truth be told though the mustang isn't trying to. Mustangs are designed for "Good Old Boys" and whther that means they're in High School, or going through a mid life crisis, the mustang will never be the kind of car that makes someone go "wow". If you want to build a race car... go with a mustang. If you want cheap service expenses.. go with a mustang. If you want to fit in with the crowd... Drive a mustang. If you want something that is guarenteed to get attention... Drive a G.
For the record, My wife, her sister, and her mom all drove Mustangs. Add in all the other females I've known that have driven mustangs and to me, it seems the mustang has gone female. Meanwhile I'm the only G owner, (My uncle bought a brand new 370z when they came out but sold it 3 months later and bought a Porshe) in my family, and one of only 4 in my entire city. (Coupe wise). If you want to stand out buy the G.
For the record, My wife, her sister, and her mom all drove Mustangs. Add in all the other females I've known that have driven mustangs and to me, it seems the mustang has gone female. Meanwhile I'm the only G owner, (My uncle bought a brand new 370z when they came out but sold it 3 months later and bought a Porshe) in my family, and one of only 4 in my entire city. (Coupe wise). If you want to stand out buy the G.
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#51
I'm looking around for rims right now. I really like the look of the 20" Vossen VVS-CV2 Concave Wheels. Still looking though. Undecided on lower too. I know I want to, just researching now. 15% or 20% will be my tint for that extra pop. 30% on the front windshield.
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