Besides all this d!ck measuring going on, I don't really see how you guys compare the S2K with the G35 and can claim one is better. I think they are both exceptional cars. The G35 has better interior space, low end torque, etc. The S2K is lighter, faster around a track, and is a convertable. It doesn't make one car better than the other overall, but each is better at something. I don't know many cars out there other than the BMW 330Ci that are similar enough to warrent a direct comparison. An S2K vs. A 350Z Roadster is a better comparison since they're both 2 seaters, convertables, about the same price and attract a similar market. You get what pay for. Like someone mentioned in another post, the S2K destroys other cars in AutoX like the G35, mainly because of weight. But as a daily driver if you carry golf clubs, groceries, more than 2 people, etc., the G35 is a little more practical. If I tracked my car more and didn't need the space, I might have gotten a S2K. I didn't, but I don't think it makes the S2K an inferior car.

 

Don't you have a really fast Civic that needs another sticker?

 

All the car mags posted reviews and numbers that predate your disappointed expectations. I knew what I was buying and so did the rest of us. I knew it wasn't a C6 in straightline or an S2k in the curves before I bought it. You don't need to drive a car to its limits during a test drive to figure that out.

 

dont be a hater man! i know some people like to say stickers dont add any power or speed to your car but thats bs. if that were true, then how come all the race cars in nascar , f1, or any motorsports have stickers everywhere. yea now what do you have to say about that. yea thought so!

 

Thats how they get 900hp, didn't you know?

 

It isn't a problem on the G.

 

Why not sell them both and buy an M3?

 

six weeks here.

 

Yes but only the F1 cars on Bridgestones race at indy!

 

Not like other cars don't roll....EVO IX below...I'd say our car rolls flatter than this "track car"...

 

I was making fun of you...trying to demonstrate how foolish you look boasting about your financial security.