FS....I had a collision, Must sell everything
08-29-2009, 09:44 PM
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..... welcome to my350z. Glad to be a new member. I just picked up an '06 G35x myself and this forum is a wealth of great information (well...other than the OPs' post!).
Cheers!
08-30-2009, 01:34 PM
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100% AGREE U SHOULD TAKE THIS COMMENT OFF AND DUDE U R TRING TO SELL UR CAR LOOOONG TIME .....SO DONT USE THIS AS EXCUSE......
QUOTE=kasimmmmm;7690529].... seriously!
take that comment off please. Its pointless. The guy's race has nothing to do with the accident.
Here's a thread where you mentioned something about Chinese... https://my350z.com/forum/the-lounge-...vs-lesnar.html
While your mom is at it, she should also teach you not to be racist, specially because you live in a multicultural society.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=kasimmmmm;7690529].... seriously!
take that comment off please. Its pointless. The guy's race has nothing to do with the accident.
Here's a thread where you mentioned something about Chinese... https://my350z.com/forum/the-lounge-...vs-lesnar.html
While your mom is at it, she should also teach you not to be racist, specially because you live in a multicultural society.[/QUOTE]
08-30-2009, 02:40 PM
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Does any one else feel violent reading this stuff?
Really makes me sad
Why sad? Because there are so so many guys like this everywhere. Like the majority.
I'm going to close SG and start a Life Skills school for people who weren't raised properly
Really makes me sad
Why sad? Because there are so so many guys like this everywhere. Like the majority.
I'm going to close SG and start a Life Skills school for people who weren't raised properly
08-30-2009, 03:53 PM
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Sasha, it's pathetic how some people are so close minded that they simply cannot open their minds to learn things in a different way. Once it's in their heads, that's how they are no matter if they're right or wrong.
Heck, I went back and forth with the OP without ever telling him that both my parents are from Pakistan (I was born here in the U.S.), and I finally reported him after giving him fair warning.
His loss.
Heck, I went back and forth with the OP without ever telling him that both my parents are from Pakistan (I was born here in the U.S.), and I finally reported him after giving him fair warning.
His loss.
09-18-2009, 09:18 PM
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$23K lol
I sold my 05 350Z with 20K MILES for $15,500 CDN!
And I'm selling my current 06 Roadster GT with 30K Miles to someone for $18,000 CDN
Lowest price around here for them is about $29,000 CDN (roadster GT's)
I sold my 05 350Z with 20K MILES for $15,500 CDN!
And I'm selling my current 06 Roadster GT with 30K Miles to someone for $18,000 CDN
Lowest price around here for them is about $29,000 CDN (roadster GT's)
09-19-2009, 05:07 AM
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As you may know, American cars that have been imported to Canada have lower resale values than their CDN counterparts, even if the mileage is lower. Since your cars are selling significantly below marketvalue, I would say that they are either roll-backs, rebuilt wrecks whose titles have been washed in the states, or both. Its a common practice, many used car dealerships do it in the GTA, hence driving down the overall market value for the G35 and 350z.
09-19-2009, 05:18 AM
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yeah, I bring in cars from the u.s through my dads dealership. The Roadster isn't a wreck, but I have to change the driverside door/side mirror. Just sold it last night for 18K.
09-19-2009, 09:13 AM
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I thought (key word thought) that here in the states (perhaps certain ones though) that the rule was if you are at the white line by the yellow, its a yellow light, at the line and its red, its a red light. Im pretty sure I heard that as the general rule, and for red light cameras etc I thought they used that too. Because most (not all) lights have a few seconds (1-2) between your red light and the perpendicular lanes green light. So hence if your traveling speed limit and enter the intersection crossing the line while its yellow, you made it through a yellow and red is red. but what does it matter all americans are ignorant and worthless. That leaves me to question though, which ones, the north or south americans? Maybe even the central Americans? Ahh humbug , who cares at least I can go drive my car when I want without someone else giving me permission. "Keep on keepin on"
09-19-2009, 09:25 AM
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I thought (key word thought) that here in the states (perhaps certain ones though) that the rule was if you are at the white line by the yellow, its a yellow light, at the line and its red, its a red light. Im pretty sure I heard that as the general rule, and for red light cameras etc I thought they used that too. Because most (not all) lights have a few seconds (1-2) between your red light and the perpendicular lanes green light. So hence if your traveling speed limit and enter the intersection crossing the line while its yellow, you made it through a yellow and red is red. but what does it matter all americans are ignorant and worthless. That leaves me to question though, which ones, the north or south americans? Maybe even the central Americans? Ahh humbug , who cares at least I can go drive my car when I want without someone else giving me permission. "Keep on keepin on"
nope, the laws state that the vehicle must be completely through the intersection before the light turns red. The cameras point on the other side of the light and if something passes it while the light is red then it takes a picture....therefore you must be past that determined point (past the intersection) BEFORE it turns red.
I'm not sure how this works in court but i'm pretty sure it would be the oncoming guy's fault for not yielding if he turned in front of you but you would receive a ticket for not yielding a red light.
09-19-2009, 09:32 AM
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nope, the laws state that the vehicle must be completely through the intersection before the light turns red. The cameras point on the other side of the light and if something passes it while the light is red then it takes a picture....therefore you must be past that determined point (past the intersection) BEFORE it turns red.
I'm not sure how this works in court but i'm pretty sure it would be the oncoming guy's fault for not yielding if he turned in front of you but you would receive a ticket for not yielding a red light.
I'm not sure how this works in court but i'm pretty sure it would be the oncoming guy's fault for not yielding if he turned in front of you but you would receive a ticket for not yielding a red light.
09-19-2009, 09:45 AM
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