What is your typical response to "nice car"?

Ubetit · 03-23-2014, 08:19 AM

"Thanks, but I prefer driving a Titleist."

Haboob · 03-25-2014, 09:03 AM

It's worse in the GTR (a friends).

It's a total d!ck magnet.

We get followed (literally) everywhere.

People come up, "Is that your GTR?!" after they watch us get out of the car after we pulled up. No, *******, we stole it and took it on a joy ride, now we're getting a bite to eat.

Some guy was standing taking pictures of every angle, once we got out there he was SOOOO excited that he got to meet the owner. Spent another 20min asking questions (my buddy hates this; hates answering the same questions a thousand times) and the guy wanted him to pop the hood, etc.

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Originally Posted by Ubetit

"Thanks, but I prefer driving a Titleist."

DEpointfive0 · 03-25-2014, 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Haboob

It's worse in the GTR (a friends).

It's a total d!ck magnet.

We get followed (literally) everywhere.

People come up, "Is that your GTR?!" after they watch us get out of the car after we pulled up. No, *******, we stole it and took it on a joy ride, now we're getting a bite to eat.

Some guy was standing taking pictures of every angle, once we got out there he was SOOOO excited that he got to meet the owner. Spent another 20min asking questions (my buddy hates this; hates answering the same questions a thousand times) and the guy wanted him to pop the hood, etc.

Your friend is a díck. That's the problem

ssmoked · 03-25-2014, 11:55 PM

Today I stopped at a restraunt near a part of town known for prostitution, and 2 hookers came up to me and said "nice car, and can I have a dollar bc I'm thirsty". Needless to say, I said thanks and gave them some change to buy a peace of mind when I'm eating

theDreamer · 03-25-2014, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Haboob

It's worse in the GTR (a friends).

It's a total d!ck magnet.

We get followed (literally) everywhere.

People come up, "Is that your GTR?!" after they watch us get out of the car after we pulled up. No, *******, we stole it and took it on a joy ride, now we're getting a bite to eat.

Some guy was standing taking pictures of every angle, once we got out there he was SOOOO excited that he got to meet the owner. Spent another 20min asking questions (my buddy hates this; hates answering the same questions a thousand times) and the guy wanted him to pop the hood, etc.

Hate to break it to your buddy but that comes with owning the car, especially something on the more unique side. A porsche will get looks, but unless it is an upper end one most will ignore it. Throw in a GT-R and people will want to know about it, since they rarely see them.

Chuck33079 · 03-25-2014, 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by theDreamer

Throw in a GT-R and men will want to know about it, since they rarely see them. Women won't break stride walking past it.

Fixed.

Haboob · 03-25-2014, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by DEpointfive0

Your friend is a díck. That's the problem

Completely untrue. It just gets annoying, especially having people follow you around town.

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Originally Posted by theDreamer

Hate to break it to your buddy but that comes with owning the car, especially something on the more unique side. A porsche will get looks, but unless it is an upper end one most will ignore it. Throw in a GT-R and people will want to know about it, since they rarely see them.

While true, and he understands that, but it's a bit much (and they're not really that rare), it's just annoying being swarmed by people - Go look on the ******* internet if you want pictures or stats of the ******* car, don't waste our time, or go to the weekly car show and look at the 4-5 GTRs that are there.

kenchan · 03-25-2014, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Haboob

People come up, "Is that your GTR?!" after they watch us get out of the car after we pulled up. No, *******, we stole it and took it on a joy ride, now we're getting a bite to eat.

that's like 5yr olds in my neighborhood.

'is that your car?'

yep

'nice car'

thanks.

'why is your car silver?

cause i like it.

'why is your other cars silver?'

you noticed!

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ssmoked Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: California Posts: 487 Drives: Charger Hellcat Rep Power: 15	Today I stopped at a restraunt near a part of town known for prostitution, and 2 hookers came up to me and said "nice car, and can I have a dollar bc I'm thirsty". Needless to say, I said thanks and gave them some change to buy a peace of mind when I'm eating