How many sedan owner here are under 35?
no more stick shift for while. Best trade i ever made though
Nice! Got any pics?
Iam 26 going on 27 on november. I actually feel younger with the sedan coming from a volvo. I did have to sell my project 240 to buy it though and I also hace a carseat on the back. Btw just picked up some tsw londrinas picwts coming soon
yeah i know how you feel. 2 years ago due to a bike accident i had an open fracture on my forearm too just 1 inch from my wrist. had it been my wrist i would've lost my hand. had my first operation been a few hours late i would've lost my hand too due to the bone crushing the nerves. had my screws and plates removed a year ago but the scars are still horrible. I was only 16 at that time
for a while. but yeah love the
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Just picked up my 08 G35xS last Saturday Ivory Pearl with grey interior 29k miles.. 23 years old.. dropped 15k down payment and financed the rest. Very proud owner after the hard work, school, and dedication that made it possible!
yeah i know how you feel. 2 years ago due to a bike accident i had an open fracture on my forearm too just 1 inch from my wrist. had it been my wrist i would've lost my hand. had my first operation been a few hours late i would've lost my hand too due to the bone crushing the nerves. had my screws and plates removed a year ago but the scars are still horrible. I was only 16 at that time
bike going 50 with no helmet or anything broke his leg, arm and
his head was full of blood, i thought he was dead when i pulled over
he stayed in a comma for 2 weeks
I thought folks in this forum would fit the typical G35 demographic: mid 30's-mid 40's, financially established, exec. w/ family.
Not exactly it seems....lol.--------**demographic fail sidebar** I love seeing the Kia Soul commercials with the young, hip hamsters rapping and dancing and my 63 y/o female co-worker rocks a green one ("Alien Green" Kia calls it)...haha.
I'm 41 and didn't get my G until last year.
When I was in my late teens/early 20's, I was in college and busting my tail to get an education and good career....
"Pay your dues, get a degree, good job, family, home...THEN get the nice stuff later in life! the old man would say
Nothing against those who've found a way to get their G's......are you young guys rock stars, Gigolos slinging crack, robbing banks or something? LOL.
How does an 18-22 year old afford such an expensive car?
I wouldn't have even thought of a $35K+ luxury/sports car was within reach until atleast late 20's/early 30's.
When I was 20, I was happy as can be rocking a 6 year old car ('84 Celica GT HB, 5-spd)------yes, I'm an old fart.
Different priorities I guess.
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Yeah, wow!
I thought folks in this forum would fit the typical G35 demographic: mid 30's-mid 40's, financially established, exec. w/ family.
Not exactly it seems....lol.--------**demographic fail sidebar** I love seeing the Kia Soul commercials with the young, hip hamsters rapping and dancing and my 63 y/o female co-worker rocks a green one ("Alien Green" Kia calls it)...haha.
I'm 41 and didn't get my G until last year.
When I was in my late teens/early 20's, I was in college and busting my tail to get an education and good career....
"Pay your dues, get a degree, good job, family, home...THEN get the nice stuff later in life! the old man would say
Nothing against those who've found a way to get their G's......are you young guys rock stars, Gigolos slinging crack, robbing banks or something? LOL.
How does an 18-22 year old afford such an expensive car?
I wouldn't have even thought of a $35K+ luxury/sports car was within reach until atleast late 20's/early 30's.
When I was 20, I was happy as can be rocking a 6 year old car ('84 Celica GT HB, 5-spd)------yes, I'm an old fart.
Different priorities I guess.
Diversity brings us together
Bryman<-----+6 above the 35 y/o #
I thought folks in this forum would fit the typical G35 demographic: mid 30's-mid 40's, financially established, exec. w/ family.
Not exactly it seems....lol.--------**demographic fail sidebar** I love seeing the Kia Soul commercials with the young, hip hamsters rapping and dancing and my 63 y/o female co-worker rocks a green one ("Alien Green" Kia calls it)...haha.
I'm 41 and didn't get my G until last year.
When I was in my late teens/early 20's, I was in college and busting my tail to get an education and good career....
"Pay your dues, get a degree, good job, family, home...THEN get the nice stuff later in life! the old man would say
Nothing against those who've found a way to get their G's......are you young guys rock stars, Gigolos slinging crack, robbing banks or something? LOL.
How does an 18-22 year old afford such an expensive car?
I wouldn't have even thought of a $35K+ luxury/sports car was within reach until atleast late 20's/early 30's.
When I was 20, I was happy as can be rocking a 6 year old car ('84 Celica GT HB, 5-spd)------yes, I'm an old fart.
Different priorities I guess.
Diversity brings us together
Bryman<-----+6 above the 35 y/o #
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How does an 18-22 year old afford such an expensive car?
I wouldn't have even thought of a $35K+ luxury/sports car was within reach until atleast late 20's/early 30's.
When I was 20, I was happy as can be rocking a 6 year old car ('84 Celica GT HB, 5-spd)------yes, I'm an old fart.
I wouldn't have even thought of a $35K+ luxury/sports car was within reach until atleast late 20's/early 30's.
When I was 20, I was happy as can be rocking a 6 year old car ('84 Celica GT HB, 5-spd)------yes, I'm an old fart.
My Skyline is 9 years old now and due to how larger engined cars depreciate here worth less than a same year Civic or Corolla
I m sure that some of them had help from the bank of mom and dad where there is no interest and no expectation of paying it back. To be honest I hope that when my kids are old enough to drive, I can spoil the hell out them and buy them a luxury ride. As long as you raise them right you can still spoil them and teach them the value of a dollar at the same time ........... I think. 
To be honest I hope that when my kids are old enough to drive, I can spoil the hell out them and buy them a luxury ride. As long as you raise them right you can still spoil them and teach them the value of a dollar at the same time ........... I think.
