You and buddy are the same guys who think "classic" has something to do with the age of something.

 

yes at that time it was wat was offered by luxury car manufactures.

 

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starting to feel like old driver again...barely

 

luxury van ftw

 

^it would depend on wat brand its built under lol.

 

Does it have velour door panels?

 

Exactly. We are no longer in that time, ie no longer holds true.

At that time, this the most advanced offered by phone manufacturers. So by your logic, must still be true.

 

Uh, yes, a cell phone of any type is in fact a luxury.

 

Exactly. Apparently name is all that matters.

Camry = POS




Lexus = Luxury Car

 

Yeah, so get in yer altima and go back to San Fransisco

 

I'm probably going to regret this post since it will require me to wander around and figure out again how to unsubscribe a thread, but...

I'm looking at those two pics and thinking "I dunno, the Camry looks more better fine with those luxury helpful extra fine front corner turn signal indicators that will remind me to shut off the signal that is driving the people behind me crazy waiting for me to do something."

But I digress. In other news, none of the last three pages of posts seem to bear any relationship to a 2015 Q50.

When I got one as a loaner, I was surprised that even with the AWD and traction control, when I goosed the hamsters, I made noises more better greater than a chirp...maybe a hawk screech.

Perhaps you two could get your talons out of each others' eyes?

 

I like to goose my hamster

 

I love this chicks videos. She's hilarious.

 

I would love to, my friend. I know these posts make me seem like a petty internet troll/computer tough guy, but Buddie is seriously a blowhard, and he just talks crap about everything on the G cuz he was "the first" person on this forum to own a G and and we all own piece of crap cars.

 

^Yeah I don't know who that is and I'm gonna say I don't want to know... As for bringing logic into subjective views of luxury, good luck.