Am I ready for a Z?
Originally Posted by xxsoloxartistxx
Im sixteen and got my z I love it!! definitely not to much power for me but its still fast I love the car and I would say its not to early for you.
2007 350z enthusiast 6spd manual
2007 350z enthusiast 6spd manual
Wreck in 5...4...3...2...
Get it. I bought my Z and im paying it off all on my own with no problem. You will get much respect and hate at the same time while i highschool. I just parked under the camera 500 feet away from where most people park. Dont get anyting else if you enjoy power and fun cars. I had an RSX for less than 6 months and had to get another car because it was slow for me. Get it and respect it with your life, this car is awesome.
Originally Posted by styles
The only way to know if your ready for a car is when you purchase it with your hard earned money.
Originally Posted by Hraesvelg
Must have hit a nerve on that one. 
Let me guess, you make $250,000 a year, have your own Korpurashun, or make mad 'vestments in the stock market?
Let me guess, you make $250,000 a year, have your own Korpurashun, or make mad 'vestments in the stock market?
Originally Posted by iceagetlc
I got mine at 18 (19 now), and it was hardly "too much power". RWD in the rain is your only concern, although easy to master, if you have years of RWD driving under your belt.
But as blasphemous as this is, I wouldn't really consider the Z a "sports car" in the sense you mean as far as shear power. In fact I'd probably have traded it in by now if I wasn't planning on Vorteching it this summer. It's a good looking and handling car, but good numbers are expensive to put down without FI.
RSX would wear off in months. This is a good car to grow into.
But as blasphemous as this is, I wouldn't really consider the Z a "sports car" in the sense you mean as far as shear power. In fact I'd probably have traded it in by now if I wasn't planning on Vorteching it this summer. It's a good looking and handling car, but good numbers are expensive to put down without FI.
RSX would wear off in months. This is a good car to grow into.
Originally Posted by Plague_oc
Well, Ive been looking at getting a Z for a few months now, going to be going to college soon and I'm wondering if it is the right time to buy a Z.
I have been driving my parents Honda and corolla for two years now and am planning to practice driving a cheap beater manual for a good part of the summer. My question is, do you think this is the right time to get a sports car?
Would I need more experience? I am turning 19 and I don't want to make the mistake of buying a sports car too early only to wreck it and get myself hurt in the process. Cant say I'm not looking forward to owning one though
I have been driving my parents Honda and corolla for two years now and am planning to practice driving a cheap beater manual for a good part of the summer. My question is, do you think this is the right time to get a sports car?
Would I need more experience? I am turning 19 and I don't want to make the mistake of buying a sports car too early only to wreck it and get myself hurt in the process. Cant say I'm not looking forward to owning one though
You are not ready for a Z because in this (Hraesvelg's) universe there is not such thing as pearents helping out the kids while the kids gradually get fully independent. Therefore, if you cannot pay for your college tuition/food/clothing/etc and afford a Z, you are not ready for it. Even if you are a responsible young person, who is working his **** off to actually achieve something after college, you cannot have a Z unless you can pay for it yourself now. Because otherwise you are a spoiled nood and deserve the online uber-pwnage.
Anyway, FWIW, I was dating someone from my old school and stayed in her dorm twice. One of these nights my stock atenna got stolen. But that was a couple of years back, I'm sure at this time the Z's are pretty common on college campuses. However if you:
-Have snowy winters
-Haul a lot of junk between the campus and your parents' house when you go home
-Live on a campus where a nicer car would stand out
...maybe an Evo or an STI would be a more practical idea.
Anyway, FWIW, I was dating someone from my old school and stayed in her dorm twice. One of these nights my stock atenna got stolen. But that was a couple of years back, I'm sure at this time the Z's are pretty common on college campuses. However if you:
-Have snowy winters
-Haul a lot of junk between the campus and your parents' house when you go home
-Live on a campus where a nicer car would stand out
...maybe an Evo or an STI would be a more practical idea.
Originally Posted by Oleg
You are not ready for a Z because in this (Hraesvelg's) universe there is not such thing as pearents helping out the kids while the kids gradually get fully independent.
Originally Posted by Hraesvelg
Silence Oleg! I grow weary of your insolence! Don't make me send you back to the gulag.
In case that you have forgotten what happend the the original leader of Bravehearts, I could remind you.
Originally Posted by Oleg
Shut your trap and go put the lotion on.
In case that you have forgotten what happend the the original leader of Bravehearts, I could remind you.
In case that you have forgotten what happend the the original leader of Bravehearts, I could remind you.
Originally Posted by Hraesvelg
I am the O.B. (Original Braveheart), if you were a premier member, you could see the locked thread I started that began the revolution.
Start a new war and I'll go premier.
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depends on how mature you are and if you respect the car....my first car was a supra turbo (mkiii..and yes I bought it myself. I busted my butt at six flags to pay for it) I drove it for three years and had no accidents. College though, your asking for door dings everywhere...
