The370z Useless Thread Part IV

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by shadoquad

Sexy or not, it's an obvious collector car. A car released with the sole purpose of being stashed away in some rich cat's garage and never driven. I dislike that premise. I mean, the Lambo Reventon was similar, and so was the Nismo Juke that had the GTR engine. I favor cars that were meant to be driven, not stashed away as "investment vehicles."

Obvious collectors car or not, if it somehow managed to end up in my garage, it would be driven. Not as a daily, but it would see the road where it's born to be, not in a clean room.

[shadoquad]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

Obvious collectors car or not, if it somehow managed to end up in my garage, it would be driven. Not as a daily, but it would see the road where it's born to be, not in a clean room.

Iunno, just seems like a waste of a paint scheme. Unless you saw the piping on the rims, from afar, you would think the car was just another generic black vette.

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by shadoquad

Iunno, just seems like a waste of a paint scheme. Unless you saw the piping on the rims, from afar, you would think the car was just another generic black vette.

That would be the same as any car? If you didn't see the Nismo badging, you would think it was just a base model Z with a crappy kit and stolen Corvette wheels... So I still think any true vette lover would know, just like any true Z lover knows the difference. And if you don't recognize a beautiful car when you see one, you can

[shadoquad]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

That would be the same as any car? If you didn't see the Nismo badging, you would think it was just a base model Z with a crappy kit and stolen Corvette wheels... So I still think any true vette lover would know, just like any true Z lover knows the difference. And if you don't recognize a beautiful car when you see one, you can

Um, it's a lot easier to notice that a Nismo Z is not a standard Z. The body kit sticks out a country mile, and yes I sensed the troll/sarcasm in your post.

But srsface, only car nuts will know what the car is, and they won't know it from afar.

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by shadoquad

Um, it's a lot easier to notice that a Nismo Z is not a standard Z. The body kit sticks out a country mile, and yes I sensed the troll/sarcasm in your post.

But srsface, only car nuts will know what the car is, and they won't know it from afar.

Honestly, I like it that way. I don't want fucknuts coming up to my car asking "what is it??" only the intelligent need apply.

[shadoquad]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

Honestly, I like it that way. I don't want fucknuts coming up to my car asking "what is it??" only the intelligent need apply.

If I was overpaying for a collector's edition paint color, I'd want knowledgable car guys who are maybe 50 feet away to tell the difference between it and a base model black vette with vinyl-striped rims.

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by shadoquad

If I was overpaying for a collector's edition paint color, I'd want knowledgable car guys who are maybe 50 feet away to tell the difference between it and a base model black vette with vinyl-striped rims.

I don't care what other people think anyways, I'll know. And that's all that matters.

[Isamu]

Originally Posted by shadoquad

Um, it's a lot easier to notice that a Nismo Z is not a standard Z. The body kit sticks out a country mile, and yes I sensed the troll/sarcasm in your post.

But srsface, only car nuts will know what the car is, and they won't know it from afar.

[Isamu]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

Obvious collectors car or not, if it somehow managed to end up in my garage, it would be driven. Not as a daily, but it would see the road where it's born to be, not in a clean room.

x1000!