hi everyone,
i currently drive a mitsubishi evo 8 and its for sale because well i want a g35 is there anything that i should think about before i get one. thanks

 

think about how much more p*ssy you will have when you get a g and have a plan on where to do it. make sure you arent like another of our members who put holes in his seat by letting his hoes sit there and put their heads out the window... (still lmao about that one and how long the thread went)...

 

why are you selling the EVO?

 

Just to enjoy the G. You will love it. Everyone always does!

 

thanks is there any problems with the g35s. i just have always loved the g35s thats the reason im selling the evo.and i think its time for a change

 

Get the G35 Coupe, 6MT, at a minimum. It is one awesome looking car, you will be a happier driver for sure.

 

Yes, the fact that it will defintiely be slower out of the box than the EVO. Who cares though, slap on a turbo and now you'll be quick and lookin good.

 

Problem: with the 6mt, you get this annoying clutch rattle when shutting the car down or even sometimes at idle. It bugs the sh*t out of me!

 

thankz everyone. ya im going to get the G35 i just need to sell my car first then you will see me on here a lot more

 

i dunno if it's becuz i jus got mine 2 weeks ago...but i cant stop smilin lol..defenetly a beautiful car and a lot more!

 

buy it, and save your money for a turbo

 

yeah, come join us! i LOVE G35C!!!

 

Definitely test drive the G as many times as you feel necessary. Be ready to give up some speed, since the G is a whole second slower on 0 to 60, and that's with the perfect launch which is a lot easier attainable with the AWD Evo. I drove my cousin's Evo a whole day one time, and even though it was crazy fast, at the end of the day, I couldn't wait to get back in my G.
Good luck.
Oh, and remember the G is RWD so practice keeping the rear-end in control if you don't have any experience, and prepare yourself for winter. With the right shoes and skill it could be a lot of fun.

 

ooooooooook!

 

Honestly ask yourself if you are ready to give up immense gobs of performance (handling and power), and trade that in for:

better luxury (you might still have rattles and squeaks),
better looks (this is subjective, but based on your post, this is true for you), and generally better impression for professional usage (nobody is going to want to do business with a boy racer in a evo8, unless you're in the performance auto business).

Some people sell their supra, rx-7, m3, vette, evo, sti, or whatever, and just get very disappointed with the weight, the sluggishness, not much better gas mileage, and weak interior.

But if you are buying it because you have carefully considered your purchase, and the do-everything-well characteristics of the car is what you want/need, then...

welcome, and we can't wait to see pics of your car.

and your girlfriend. (jk)


good luck on your sale and purchase!