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(09-12-2016 08:49 AM)Palo_alto Wrote:  Thinking in getting a new toy to replace my 330Ci

Thoughts?

No - it looks like it's wearing a hat. Chicks drive these 99.9% in the UK. Unless you're running "Approachable Game" to snare SJW fit students?

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2008 Ford Focus:

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2002 BMW 3-Series 325i M-Sport :

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1998 Chevy Astro.

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(10-05-2016 10:25 PM)ShotgunUppercuts Wrote:  1998 Chevy Astro.

Does it say "free candy" on the side of it?

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Not mine specifically, but a rough approximation.

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I always get looks when I take it out for a spin.

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Haha,nah.

I've thought about dropping a 5.3 or a 4.8 ls motor in it to make it more ........manly .

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(09-15-2016 08:59 AM)MdWanderer Wrote:  2008 Ford Focus:

Are you kidding?

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2001 ford ranger xlt supercab 4x4

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(10-06-2016 10:06 AM)LionHound Wrote:  I always get looks when I take it out for a spin.

Is that a high end ostrich?

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(10-12-2016 03:10 AM)Suits Wrote:  

(10-06-2016 10:06 AM)LionHound Wrote:  I always get looks when I take it out for a spin.

Is that a high end ostrich?

Mid-level. High end would be something more like this. Careful not to mention that in front of ostrich standard else you get the look.

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wwhat about ford focus 2015 model?

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I have an Alfa Giulia and an old Toyota Land Cruiser.

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The Giulia looks like this:



The Land Cruiser looks something like this:

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(10-15-2016 10:24 AM)The Stronger Sex Wrote:  ...
The Land Cruiser looks something like this:

My mechanic has this exact model.

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They're indestructible -the toughest thing on four wheels. Mine is 30 years old and still going strong. It's no wonder they're so popular in Third World counties where proper roads are as scarce as garages. They're thirsty as fuck though; just as well I don't do many miles on mine.

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Yeah, my mechanic recently used his to tow a full sized bus. Reckon you could open up on it with a machine gun and it would only cause superficial damage.

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Looking to get a used car. Have driven a Black 2009 Honda Accord since I bought it new in 2009. Am moving and leaving the car with my brother.

Should I go for a 2008 Acura TL, Infinity G35 from around the same year, or a Honda Accord around 2012 (they would all come out to about the same cost)

I'll be driving in the South West, so no weather related issues to deal with.

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(01-09-2017 12:32 AM)Slim Shady Wrote:  Looking to get a used car. Have driven a Black 2009 Honda Accord since I bought it new in 2009. Am moving and leaving the car with my brother.

Should I go for a 2008 Acura TL, Infinity G35 from around the same year, or a Honda Accord around 2012 (they would all come out to about the same cost)

I'll be driving in the South West, so no weather related issues to deal with.

I'm in a similar boat, looking for a 2008-2012 used luxury car in the $10-15k range and wouldn't mind hearing responses to your post.

I don't know shit about Acuras but have always thought the G35/37 looked great and friends who've owned them loved them.

Unfortunately, I've convinced myself that a BMW 335i or 335d (E90) is what I want. Can anyone talk me out of it?

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I actually have a sentimental spot for the Infinity G35. Exactly a year ago we were driving to watch the College Football Championship game) when my buddy and I were T boned by a Jeep going atleast 50; hit right on the front passenger side where i was sitting.

We both left the wreck without a scratch. Car was totaled. The cop said that if ever there was a good advert for the Infinity, this was it.

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Re: G35 vs generic Japanese sedans, do you care about performance at all? And are you ever planning on driving it back to the northeast in the middle of winter?

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Saw some love earlier in the thread for CTS-V, what about just a regular CTS?

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I lost my shit on p.1 when I saw the mini General Lee. My friend Bo and I (you can guess my name from this) made a "Colonel Lee" out of a hatchback (Colonel bc too small of a car to be a General) 20 years ago. At first, I thought it was my old car (taken from the steps of my old house, even!).

Those were some satisfying, ZFG drives around town.