Dr. Pomade

I was thinking Aston Martin would work as well?

Let me make sure I follow: 1. Some guy vandalizes another guy's car 2. Car owner catches him in the act and beats his ass 3. And somehow there is a problem?

How many problems can I reliably expect this car give me if I keep it, say, 5 to 7 years? Also, there's a white 2009 S5 Coupe with 30K miles at MAG for $49k. They don't say specifically where I can see, but I think it has the Prestige package. Yay or nay?

Will that be covered under the regular maintenance plan that usually come with them, or is this something that usually needs done after the car is out of warranty (or both)?

I want both, actually. This one is the metrosexual daily driver. Weekend warrior decision will be made later.

I'm seriously considering the purchase of one. I'm looking at 2009-2011 models. Tell me what you know about these things: - Are there any significant differences between the '09, '10, or '11 models? - What's the maintenance outlook on them longterm? - Would it make a good daily driver? Thanks in advance. Also, let me know if you find any in white. (I think MAG has one in white, though I haven't been by to check it out.)

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I thought this thread was supposed to be for funny stuff.

The prosecution rests, Your Honor. Edit: Alex L. effed up my flow.

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White. The end. Epilogue: Black is honorable mention. It's tough for anything to look as sexy as black when it's cleaned up nice, but fuck it's impossible to keep clean.

Ton of history in Chicago, ton of shit to do there too.

300 SHOT

This reminds me of the time I raced a guy (in my Z06) with a Honda hatchback for some cash. We first went from a roll. I won. Then we came back and he wanted to go again, only this time he wanted to go from a dig. I'm like - is this real life? So we did and I won again. I have no idea why he thought he would fare better from a dig. I know, cool story. Anyway, the point is Josh would likely be at much less of a disadvantage going from a roll.

Are you drunk?

Holy what the fuck

I can't argue with that.

Yeah, I'm a fan of wingless too.

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You know what I'd do? I'd punch him in the face as many times as I post in a row in this thread and then ask him what the fuck's up. GT-R WHAT BIOTCHEZ

That's the only color I'd get. :fuckyeah:

Haha, just read your rep comment - flawless.

+1 I think there are a few teams that would sell their proverbial soul for Andrew Luck. Sure, he's a great draft prospect, but, if I'm Indy, and I think I can get a few more years out of Manning, then maybe I decide to give up Luck (i.e., the number one pick) to the highest bidder and maybe get something ungodly for him: like a ton of first round picks in the next few drafts.

Tell him you have an original Skyline motor in your car. Just be sure to use the word "R" and some numbers behind it when you tell him what kind of motor it is (e.g., "I've got an R32 swap - original Skyline motor right here, bro"). He'll be like, "Oh, yeah, so - this muthafucka right here is GODZILLA. I ain't skeerd." Then proceed to tell him - with a noticeable smirk - that it's apparent he didn't hear of "Operation Kazanishi" (or Operation whatever - just make sure the name sounds Japanese). Then you tell him about how "Kazanishi" (or whatever made up Japanese sounding word you just said) is Japanese for "respecting ancestry." He will give you a confused look. Then you can tell him that Nissan knew that the new GT-R would be unbeatable, but didn't want to tarnish the names and reputations of their ancestors, so they decided to equip all GT-R's with a specialized "chip" that "senses" when any prior model Skyline engine is near and automatically cuts the GT-R's horsepower, torque, boost, and so forth. This, according to the tech wizzes at Nissan, would forever insure that the GT-R would never humilate its predecessors. 18 year olds believe anything if you say it with enough confidence.

Survey says no.