it always happens janik lol amandas just not here to help the conversation along lol

 

Hopefully she will be getting her comp fixed soon. Her life has been pretty busy lately and a lot has been going on for her.

So has mine, but i spend my time in between classes on here haha

 

thats the way to do it man lol im on here in between working on friends cars, school and work lol

 

im 21 and have had my 2005 g35 sedan for 9 months and i love it fully loaded and the bells and whistles

 

im 24 and loving my 05x...i think its a sexy sophisticated sport sedan

 

I'm 36 and have a 2004.5 6MT Sedan.

I bought the Sedan because i think it looks more stylish than the Coupe. I guess thats just European thinking.

 

I'm 18 and G35 is my first car.
I was comparing between 2003 350z manual and my 2004 g35 auto
but I came g35 because it is AT.

 

im 21.
just got my 04 yesterday.
love the car.

 

as you should my friend make sure to make an introduction thread if you havent already and welcome

i feel the same way about my 04 welcome and dont forget about an introduction thread!

wanna trade my x for your 6mt? lol welcome to the forum!

Lucky A** lol welcome to the club and between us your probably going to regret the at route especially if you really like driving your car but none-the-less welcome to the sedan family

awesome year welcome to the forum!

and i took the liberty of welcoming all you guys since Janik (wannabe6mt) and Amanda (Ajax) are forgetting about their favorite thread lol

 

Welcome to all.

Simple and to the point.

And +1 to not getting AT. I want a stick...

 

20
Boosted 03 sedan
Purchased myself (with some help from the bank) aka: not daddy's money

 

Why not just say parents?

By saying daddies, its as if your trying to demean those that got financial help purchasing their cars. Just saying..

 

My dad bought my car, I am never denying that, I will give him credit but he got a extremely good deal on it since he works for nissan.

 

I paid for a chunk of my car, but i won't say i paid for the whole thing, and IMO i dont see anything wrong with that.

Most people will say they will put their kids in a Civic. My mom doesnt like Civics. Says they get stolen too often and they arent safe enough lol

 

Janik there is three different ways of parental car purchasing.

1. Spoiler kid style
"Here you go son a brand new 2009 G37"
"Thank you daddy now I can total it so you can buy me another one"

2. Legit mature kid style
Works 2-3 jobs just to keep up payments on the car. Parents only help when you;re truly screwed.

3. Honest kid
Knows his parents bought or helped buy it, but still loves it like he worked for it.

Lucky for me, my parents are yet to step in and help. They would hold it against me forever because they told me I couldn't afford the G. Hahaha, suckers.