Yeah, $30-45k sports cars are entry level. :rolleyes: Maybe if you lease a base model. Oh, wait...

370z is an overpriced failure, people don't want to spend that much for a Nissan.. That's why just for a few more thousand you get a g37 non boy rAcer status . That's why you see them everywhere

Yeah, that $100k Nissan seems to be a complete failure too. How's the view with your head wedged so firmly up your ***? Maybe it's not the car, it's that everyone you meet knows they're better than you and feel sorry for the car?

:ban:

It won't work. Every time the ban expires, he comes back. If I hated a car so much, and all the other owners hated me more than herpes, I'd leave the forum. Any attention is good attention, right?

Haha! :iagree:

Just for you this is my last post ever. Enjoy the car seriously. My lease is done in a year not too much longer. Sorry for all the bs

He worked long and hard to be able to buy his kid a Z. Why be upset?

I once met a 16 year old whose father purchased her a brand new 911 Turbo Cabriolet for her birthday. If you have the money, why not?

:happydance::happydance::happydance::happydance:

Because that's a good way to end up with a dead kid when they wrap the car around a tree?

Is this the brat you speak of?

Sorry but everyone Ive ever met that was given hand outs by their parents turned out to be a brat. If you dont buy it yourself, you dont ever really appreciate it.

My father has always had wealth, but Ive bought every single car since I was 16 without his help, I paid for my own college, and it taught me to appreciate all I have. When my kids are 16, Ill do the exact same thing.

moms... ppffftttt, what do they know. lol

i would just sell the car if i hated it so much. not sure why some folks continue to pay for things they dont like, and complain about making the same mistake on a daily basis of continuing to pay for something they hate.

like a whiner blaming everyone else while the problem is himself.

Obviously this would not be my first choice as a new car for a 16-year-old, but, who knows if the kid has had extensive training with high horsepower machinery and is very responsible? I know the odds are slim, but it could happen.

Sons and daughters of famous race car drivers are often given high performance vehicles to drive at a very early age. They obviously have been properly trained to handle this type of car though.