hahaha

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Im 17 i was given a g35 03 5AT by my dad. I tend to drive alot with the manual. I really need to stop cuz i dont wantto f*** up the tranny. But anyways. I drive fast in a responsible way. I never get passed the speed lmit. But im scared to do so. I know you wanna drive fast but youll enjoy the car more if you drove a little slower. Plus you will stop lesd at the pump lol. Take good care of it. It is much better than my last 96 explorer.

In b4 tow truck.

My first car was a 97 explorer and the power locks didn't work and I had to climb in through the tailgate lol

I still have it my worst problem was when i would lock the doors, i would forget that they were locked, and i would opend the door anthe alarm would go off because drivers side door didnt lock lol. For some odd reason it is my favorite car. Just because it is so simple

i just stick w the 6mt

they arent hatin kid, dont be stupid. IT DOESNT TAKE MUCH AT ALL TO WRECK!!

this is a picture of my Z, i hydroplaned on the turn of the on-ramp and my back end kicked out and put me sliding sideways into an SUV. I wasnt speeding, the officer said since our cars have wide rear tires they glide over water. granted i was sportin 255/35/20's and the Z has a much lighter back end, its still nothing to **** with! take peoples advice and dont be hard headed! u will regret it in the end!

not saying that your a bad driver(althought statistically you most likely are) but when your at the track racing your buddies, keep it in AT mode, brake+gas to 2300 RPMS, release the brake and go. the G is smart enough that it knows if your trying to accellerate! its not going to shift at 2k rpms like it normally would if you floor it, and if your on the highway and you need that little boost of speed to pass a truck or something just pop it into tiptronic mode, it will automatically downshift for you. considering mines a 2003 and you have the 2007 i could only imagine they have improved on these features. but be safe, you dont wanna have someone else's life on your concious...

My first car was a 1976 Mustang II and I got a ticket for 93 in a 55 on the same day I got my license.

Blew up the Mustang II in like 10 days - it was a heap when I got it.

Got a brand new 750 Kawasaki (big bike back then) and racked up 36 points in less than a year. Lost my license three times in the first year.

Haven't had a ticket since 1982.

This thread is full of fail.

And OP - Tiptronic is a brand name associated with Porsche - you're not driving a Porsche are you?

Our autos have ASC with DS mode.

haha how? i thought they suspend it for a year? when they take it away?

12 points in 12 months = 30 days.

18 points in 24 months = 90 days. (I did 18 in less than a year)

24 points in 36 months = 1 year. (I also did this one in less than a year)

And I misquoted - it wasn't 36 points - I meant 24 points in 36 months.. Transposed things in my brain.

This was in FL in the early 80s. I don't know what the laws are now.

I once got three tickets in a four week period on the same stretch of road from the same state trooper... The same guy all three times. He was so pissed and I was like "whatever..."

I had to a waiver when I came into the military (several waivers actually) because of my police record. Nowadays I wouldn't even be able to join...

I was a really, really stupid kid. You couldn't tell me $hit back then either, so I totally get it.

LOL - just looked it up and it hasn't changed:

12 points accumulated in 12 months will result in a 30 day suspension of your driving privilege.

18 points accumulated in 18 months (including points from a 12 point suspension) will result in a 3-month suspension of your driving privilege.

24 points accumulated in 36 months (including points from a 12 point and /or 18 point suspension) will result in a one-year suspension of your driving privilege.

I shifted my first car so hard the floorboards fell out. Too much Nos I guess. I live my life 1/4 at time FOR LIFE YO