I know I had the same couple of times. I've seen the guy's face in the mirror. His eyes popped wide open and scared face. He thought he was goin g to hit me. He ended up pullin to the side almost hit the tree. It is not even winter yet. It just going to get worst.

TG

 

sorry to hear. I get pretty mad when people drive close behind me because i had gotten rear ended once. Sucks

 

damn i would of beat his ***

 

Very true. The first instance I outbraked an Accord by quite a bit. Traffic stopped in front of us abruptly and I was able to stop with plenty of time but the Accord ran into the back. Let me tell you, bumper to bumper is nothing compared to bumper to trunk!

Man I hate the 06 Grand Prix I've got as a rental. I miss the G.

 

Crap - sorry you got nailed.

I think the grippy brakes on the G make others feel overconfident.
They see us stop fast and can't judge the situation as accurately....

or...


they're just aholes. you pick!

 

X2

 

I thought G35 drivers were confident, mature, and above accident hooliganism. Certainly an eye for eye, but in an accident, would you really risk assault or manslaughter charges over your car. Utimately it is just a car, granted not any car, but a car. I found myself in the situation where my g35was hit fairly hard while parked, the driver 'fessed up. Not sure what I would have solved if I located the tire iron and took swing towards his head? All I did was take his insurance info made a police report. Not sure, but I believe I would have felt better if I took a swing or two. And the driver who hit me was turning 70, next week.

I think the time right after an accident, tests you.

 

I'm betting most people who said they would beat the other driver's *** would actually NOT if the scenario arose. This is the internet after all. haha

I was annoyed with the guy and got out and angrily said "NICE JOB!" when I saw the damage. But the guy was a middle aged Korean guy who didn't speak a bit of English. My insults would have been lost of him and I've got too much to lose work-wise to beat someone's ***.