is the g35 a drivers car

 

no solely a passenger's car.

 

nope.. "powerful" but definitely not driver's car.

i think only "affordable" driver's car is 1 or 3 series.

 

I've never seen one being driven, I think they're just show cars.

 

nice to drive but not fun to drive. no feedback. just does what you ask it to flawlessly every time

 

An S2000 is an affordable driver's car. Or if you can get older porsches. Or a Lotus although I've never personally driven one.

 

The g is gas the stations' bestfriend

 

^ wut

 

No, it's a sit in the garage car. What else would it be for? I want my car to be a show car and i am still going to drive it everywhere. A car is made to be driven.

 

I bought mine to look at it. It's pretty cool style-wise.

 

Hahaha I dont think its taht bad.

 

The g35, contrary to popular belief, is NOT a driver's car. Under most states' laws, the question that you are imposing would be answered best with a resounding no. Instead, the terminology you are looking for is "operator" and "is the g35 an operator's car?"

Normally, ownership of the car is denoted by a paper title issued by your respective state's department of motor vehicles. A bank or lending institution may put a lien on such a writ of ownership if the operator of the car financed his payment, but ownership still lies with those named on the state-issued title.

/sarcasm

Since this is g35driver.com, i think you have the answer to your question.

 

Zing!

 

The G35 is a compromise. It has decent handling, good power, some luxury, a fair amount of space, and above average reliability. It is not a pure driver's car, but many people with only one car cannot or will not buy a pure driver's car.

For instance, I was seriously considering an S2000 but it has a backpack-sized trunk, lots of road noise, and an insurance 1/3 more expensive than the G35's.

 

The G35 is a 'grand touring ' car. You can go a long distance fast and comfortably which I could not do with my previous S2000.