Awesome:tup: Considering the amount we spend on our cars, there no reason we all couldn't give a little.

People, please think that you still have your car, family and home. Quit taliking about when are you going to get your cars or parts. Give thanks that this natural disaster didn't happened to you.

Now we all now that this will impact the entire World economy. The best thing to do is quit b*tching, donate to the Red Cross and thanks God that you still alive. Also pray for those in Japan and friends that might have family there.

Cayman S = 175% price increase. If that's no big deal, do it! Get the PDK unless you are a die-hard manual fan.

Those people bitching about their car and parts are what is going to TRULY pull Japan off its arse and back onto its feet. The Japanese are an industrial people, and no stranger to this sort of thing. Everyone having a job is the next thing on their list after everyone being alive. They have a salivating market for their products, and that's a great thing! Noone said anything about not helping them, donating, etc.

There are always going to be people less fortunate than you. Being all sad over it is just as pointless as being all sad because there are always people who are above you on the food-chain of success.

I agree that this is a tragedy and they need help and that it has affected the entire world, but lets not throw everything else out the window with grief. Especially not the demand for their industry.

Repped SPOHN, and will donate. Nice post.:tup:

Thanks. For some reason this particular event really hit my heart.

Blow it up to see it.
 

Looks Like a few 370z to me!

With the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in some sort of melt down there may not be a car factory to work in, depending on how the wind blows...

Tochici is only 90 miles from the power plant

:x mother nature is a B****.... ;\... but hey theres nothing we can do about that besides pray for their well being and hope they can recuperate as fast as possible... besides that I ordered my TE-37 end of last month :x.. I spoked to Forge and they told me that volks factory was not affected by neither the tsunami nor the earthquake.. Hopefully Ill get my rims by the time agreed... or earlier.

From what I've read, most of the international exporting ports are down south and they are largely in one piece. The problems arise with the infrastructure beyond, such as roads and rail. Factories will have to get their products to the ports to be shipped. With much of the shipping industry and manufacturers working on a "just in time" shipping model, there could be some delays. Approximately six ports took major hits closer to the north and they will be out for some time. You want to help the Japanese, donate or buy Japanese products.