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Originally Posted by dec55
Well, when you see people who just can't afford to buy a new car at all....
One really gets the perspective that we should be thankful to even have a such choice.....
I think everyone on this board should be happy that they have
the resources to purchase a new Infiniti, that many in this world just dream of.
This is my perspective any way.....
One really gets the perspective that we should be thankful to even have a such choice.....
I think everyone on this board should be happy that they have
the resources to purchase a new Infiniti, that many in this world just dream of.
This is my perspective any way.....
Happy, of course. But most who dream of owning such a car really should evaluate their lives, its not a $300k car, hell base model is around $32k. If anyone applies themselves it should not be unobtainable with in a reasonable period of time.
I would think/hope most who have the means to purchase a car like this have saved and planned accordingly, the vehicle is the reward for hard work and dedication(to what ever it is that you do). To say we're lucky(not that you did), seems almost like an insult to those who have worked hard, studied hard and done what it takes to make it in this world.
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Originally Posted by Audiophile
Happy, of course. But most who dream of owning such a car really should evaluate their lives, its not a $300k car, hell base model is around $32k. If anyone applies themselves it should not be unobtainable with in a reasonable period of time.
I would think/hope most who have the means to purchase a car like this have saved and planned accordingly, the vehicle is the reward for hard work and dedication(to what ever it is that you do). To say we're lucky(not that you did), seems almost like an insult to those who have worked hard, studied hard and done what it takes to make it in this world.
I would think/hope most who have the means to purchase a car like this have saved and planned accordingly, the vehicle is the reward for hard work and dedication(to what ever it is that you do). To say we're lucky(not that you did), seems almost like an insult to those who have worked hard, studied hard and done what it takes to make it in this world.
I have no doubt most on this board have worked their behinds off to own these machines...that is a given here. But there are things one cannot control...continued health...a good economy....or even having a job tomorrow.
I think it is healthy to appreiciate what you have today...because nothing
really last forever in this life...even the G35...
Originally Posted by ABQ_G35
Having owned an '04 and now the '05, I second this, it is an incredible car, and I still get a lot of compliments on the car, sure the '07 is great as well, but I don't feel diminished by owning the '05. 4 years ago, I never gave Infiniti a second glance, now I'm hooked! I did drive an '07, and while it's a great car, I didn't feel disappointed once I got back into my '05 and drove off!
cars for months....and bought the 2006 G35. No regrets.
Last edited by dec55; Nov 16, 2006 at 12:16 PM.
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Originally Posted by dec55
:lol That is precisely why I didn't say lucky. It is obviously most here are successful in life to get a $35,000 car or even to maybe get a $300,000 car.
I have no doubt most on this board have worked their behinds off to own these machines...that is a given here. But there are things one cannot control...continued health...a good economy....or even having a job tomorrow.
I think it is healthy to appreiciate what you have today...because nothing
really last forever in this life...even the G35...
Yes. sir......I am thankful and happy with my choice. Did the research on both
cars for months....and bought the 2006 G35. No regrets.
I have no doubt most on this board have worked their behinds off to own these machines...that is a given here. But there are things one cannot control...continued health...a good economy....or even having a job tomorrow.
I think it is healthy to appreiciate what you have today...because nothing
really last forever in this life...even the G35...
Yes. sir......I am thankful and happy with my choice. Did the research on both
cars for months....and bought the 2006 G35. No regrets.
I figured you were carfull not to use the word lucky... I think we are on the same page... Happy motoring!
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