This thread doens't really apply as much any more. My Z was $40k new. If some 17 year old had that kind of scratch to throw around on a car, it would be worth talking about.

As it is, most people seem to be picking up early models with high mileage for the mid teens. Not that impressive any more.

 

I paid 26k for my 08 Nismo, cash money and i pay for insurance and everything...i turned 21 a few weeks ago so im over the 17 thing but still i was and am damn proud of it!!

 

 

Time to buy a new car and troll some new forums

 

Awh... let them drive,crash their Z's guys....3 +s. More parts at the yards, good for us . more parts for people that need organs, thinning of the stupid gene pool = WIN !

 

Kiddies... Just stop hitting the trees. They don't jump in front of cars. Run into a ditch or something.

 

hello

 

Where did everyone go??

 

I saw a girl that could have been no older than 17 in front of me at an A&W a while back in a Mark IV turbo Supra. Had the highschool lacrosse sticker on the back window and her name and jersey number. I died a little bit on the inside that day.

 

Next time just say "bump".

 

Are there rules on how to bump a thread? If so, show me where I'm supposed to say "bump".

 

8.) MEANINGLESS POSTSDo not post any meaningless, roll call posts, or any posts that is a waste of server resources and bandwidth. They are not allowed and will result in your post count being set to zero and the possibility your account being banned. Select forums (i.e. Anything Goes) and select threads may be alloted for "post whoring," but the posts from such threads will (and the threads themselves may) be purged from time to time.



Just sayin'

 

Typically common sense works. For instance someone may want to bump a thread where they are selling a part, and the post has fallen off the first page. Another time to bump a thread would be if you had a question that wasn't answered; you may also want to explain your problem differently since the original post did not receive an answer.

Your bump was meaningless, so my sarcastic post was to poke fun of your trolling. This post is also sarcastic in nature, and in response to your smart*** response. Keep trolling.

You may now get back on topic.

 

This whole thread is meaningless...so technically I'm on topic.
I'm on topic. Due to the thread being a huge load of nonsense and overly opinionated people, I feel as my bump as being totally appropriate.

You getting all "matter of fact" on me is off topic.

So...lets stay on topic

 

98 gmc sonoma
99 chevy silverado
94 civic
Bought my z last year when I was 20, then bought my 09 cbr600 2 months later lol paid 30,000 for my z when I got her

 

02 Maxima SE (totaled by an idiot)
02 Maxima GLE (totaled from hit and run)
07 350z Enthusiast

All cars were paid for by myself and I'm 20 years old.

 

I don't know how to make this point more clear than to just say it outright: Every time you say 'Paid for it myself' or 'Paid with my own money' and especially 'I own a business' you are making yourself a target.

If you say you paid for it yourself, we all know that you didn't. If you say it was your own money, we all know it was everything you had plus a bank loan and you are now car poor. If you say you own a business, we all know you have a sweet lawnmower.

 

^^^lol

 

But then again when someone states their age and they are relatively young, people will assume that their parents paid for it. It's kind of a lose-lose situation.

 

I think the bitterness stems from the fact that Z owners paid good coin for their cars when they came out. Now kids can pick up a used one for a fraction of the price. The exclusive feeling is ruined by kids who are getting these cars, modding them with cheap parts and crashing them into trees and ditches all while living at home with the parents. The kids on this forum will understand this as the get older. For now, do your demographic justice, and don't look like gangster tools driving the Z. Remember the car has heritage, not some srt4.