I'm moving to Atlanta, GA next week and was there last week to find a place to stay..
I have to say that it has the highest g35 coupe concentration on the east coast all the way from savannah to nyc as far as I observed..
Is there a way to see how many G35's were sold in a city or region? I really wanna see what part of the US loves this car more than the rest..
I bet on Atlanta..
Every corner there was one.. I simply won't feel special anymore

 

Yea i think Cali has the most G's

 

So. Cal for sure. theres around 5-6 Gs and Zs in my school alone. Despite the G's i see at school its almost a routine that i at least see 4-5 outside of school.

 

people will agree on me with this, but since you own the car you'll notice it alooooot more on the road. this happened to me everytime I was shopping around for different cars... and now since I own a G, i can notice the tail lights at night and headlights from behind me...

so it isn't much as how they love the G35 more than before, it's just since you own it, you notice it more often

and yes, S. Cali has aloooooot of G's and Z's lol i was in Vegas last week and didnt notice as much G's as in L.A lol

 

The only car that I don't see a lot in my area is the 997. Lots of Boxsters but very few 997s. I especially take notice when I see the wide body 997S. Other than on a Dealer's lot, I have only seen one of them on the road. By far the most common car in my area is the BMW. The only relatively rare BMW in my area is the M3.

 

The only car that I don't see a lot in my area is the 997. Lots of Boxsters but very few 997s. I especially take notice when I see the wide body 997S. Other than on a Dealer's lot, I have only seen one of them on the road. By far the most common car in my area is the BMW. The only relatively rare BMW in my area is the M3.

 

Every corner there was one.. I simply won't feel special anymore [/QUOTE]

Well, good thing I don't live in Atlanta anymore. The thing I noticed when I lived there was the amount of trucks. I sold my Corolla GTS shortly after moving there and bought a truck myself.

 

If you think Atlanta has too many Gs, you've never been to So Fla. A year ago when I was shopping for a G, I used to count the Gs I saw, and the number was usually around 8-10 per day. I'm sure right now it would be a lot higher if I started counting them.

997's are very commonplace in the Fort Lauderdale/Palm Beach area, moreso than even the new Boxster. And there's more M3s in So Fla than regular 3ers, haha.

 

I'm not talking about a state by the way.. or the general metropolitan area..
Just the downtown-midtown part of the city..
The age range was amazing too..
I saw a granddaddy and then grandma (white haired people) driving a g35 coupe.. I can understand mid-life crisis, but that was just extreme

 

Metro DC area is the same way... I pulled into a very small parking lot for a restaurant and some other places, and there were already 2 G coupes in there. I don't see G's that much in Ohio, so I feel more special when I'm in Ohio

 

Probably lots of drug money in the Fort Lauderdale/Palm Beach area, so lots of guys can afford $100K cars. How's the M3?

 

I live in Sacramento and you see a G here and there. However, I went to Orange county for my brother's wedding last Sept., and holy crap!!! There were G's everywhere!! Every combination and color. I even saw a CB sedan- I never saw one before and have not seen one since. The G's were as common as civics are up here.

 

Welcome in advance to my lovely born and raised home = Atlanta!

Yes, you will definetly find a G running around on most highways and byways where ever you go. But look at it this way, you might not feel special anymore, b/c you're not the only guy with one, but you will meet TONS of friendly G owners that you can make friends with. (Me being the first I hope!) [pikapp221@yahoo.com] e-mail me sometime man, we can get together.

I need to join the SE region for G owners.

Speaking of...do we even have reigonal specific clubs to join?

Anyways, WELCOME TO THE HEART OF THE SOUTH!!