Goodbye G35!!!!!
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09-19-2005 | 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by tomcatm
Its funny how all the G35 drivers seem to crap on american cars, when the G it self has a mile long list of problems thats ridiculous....recall hearing somones 2nd Bose headunit fail after TEN minutes of install 
Not to mention window motors, sunroof problems, tire wear, tranny grind, rear axle click, soft paint etc etc. The only problem my stang had that was not normal wear and tear in 8 years was a loose hood latch. So lets not be so quick to pass judgement. I think the GTO is a decent car, the styling is very bland, and thats the only reason I wouldnt get one.
Not to mention window motors, sunroof problems, tire wear, tranny grind, rear axle click, soft paint etc etc. The only problem my stang had that was not normal wear and tear in 8 years was a loose hood latch. So lets not be so quick to pass judgement. I think the GTO is a decent car, the styling is very bland, and thats the only reason I wouldnt get one.
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09-19-2005 | 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by BrianlG35C
Ok that's cool, I just thought it was a little comical if he meant Infiniti. 
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09-19-2005 | 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Inf4life
thanx for that clarification Tomcatm....and yes everyone, i know i made some sacrifices giving up the G but you can go and spend your 40k on your G and then another 10k on FI and other mods.. then pull up to me at a light and you might hang with me....but it's all love....
I couldn't let that go by without a challenge. 
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09-19-2005 | 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Inf4life
nah, i've been using that sn for almost 6 years now..it was just coincidence that i bought a Infiniti is all....i never keep a car more than two years no matter what it is anyways...
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09-19-2005 | 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by BrianlG35C
The GTO is good bang for the buck and I congratulate you on the new car but a FI G might hang with it?? First of all, the GTO weighs almost 300lbs more than the G and has no more than 350whp, which is almost 100whp less than my G35. How do you mean might hang? I couldn't let that go by without a challenge.
I couldn't let that go by without a challenge. i opted out of the M3 on the account of the 750 a month car payment.....i'll probably still get one down the road...hell, i'm only 23 and i've already been through a Harley Davidson truck and a G35....
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09-19-2005 | 07:22 PM
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09-19-2005 | 07:28 PM
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09-19-2005 | 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Inf4life
ok, point taken... but how much did your G cost plus how much did you spend on your mods???....with all that you sacrifice drivability...i know the hazards of that when i had my Harley truck modded up....i was having problems all the time...
i opted out of the M3 on the account of the 750 a month car payment.....i'll probably still get one down the road...hell, i'm only 23 and i've already been through a Harley Davidson truck and a G35....
i opted out of the M3 on the account of the 750 a month car payment.....i'll probably still get one down the road...hell, i'm only 23 and i've already been through a Harley Davidson truck and a G35....
, M3 can wait and it will only get better