I don't get it!!!

jaedub · 08-27-2014, 08:36 PM

Some people cherish the Z due to their financial position. To you OP, the Z might look any ordinary car. But you have to realize that some people in this forum saved up their hard earned money, for a very long period of time, to finally afford one. To them, the Z will look like a Ferrari; AKA their dream car. Consider yourself fortunate to drive a Z. I never take my Z for granted.

And as countless mentioned, weather can be an issue.

kenchan · 08-27-2014, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by jaedub

Some people cherish the Z due to their financial position. To you OP, the Z might look any ordinary car. But you have to realize that some people in this forum saved up their hard earned money, for a very long period of time, to finally afford one. To them, the Z will look like a Ferrari; AKA their dream car. Consider yourself fortunate to drive a Z. I never take my Z for granted.

And as countless mentioned, weather can be an issue.

so you're saying since im ocd about keeping my Z clean, that im poor?

haha.. ok.

ZeeBabar · 08-27-2014, 09:02 PM

The Z is the most expensive car I have owned. I enjoyed the driving experience of both my prior cars, the Miata and especially the RX8 but the latter was too delicate to maintain, needed constant oil checks, only gave 14 mpg in town.

I just happen to love driving great handling cars. I happen to want to be near the people or things I love and leaving my car without driving it more than a day or two is not an option.

If you do not feel you are in the mood to do to justice to making love to your gorgeous girlfriend, do you opt to go to a hooker? No, you do the best you can or you stay home. Driving a beater is like cheating!!!!

janglez · 08-27-2014, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by ZeeBabar

The Z is the most expensive car I have owned. I enjoyed the driving experience of both my prior cars, the Miata and especially the RX8 but the latter was too delicate to maintain, needed constant oil checks, only gave 14 mpg in town.

I just happen to love driving great handling cars. I happen to want to be near the people or things I love and leaving my car without driving it more than a day or two is not an option.

If you do not feel you are in the mood to do to justice to making love to your gorgeous girlfriend, do you opt to go to a hooker? No, you do the best you can or you stay home. Driving a beater is like cheating!!!!

i give up

Fuzzzy · 08-27-2014, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by ZeeBabar

I don't get why people do not use the 370z as a DD car if they do not have to carry others. It's like marrying a beautiful woman and restricting yourself from making love to just the weekends. It's crazy.

The engine is a stout engine, the car is a joy to drive and I use it every time I need to go anywhere.

Other than weather conditions, you should drive it whenever. I find it hard to understand locking it up and storing in winter either because at least in the Midwest, there are some cold but good clear sunny days and the roads are not wet. I drive it except when there is ice and snow and then in use my wife's Prius.

I cannot imagine driving less than 12k miles a year and yet claiming you love he car. To me, it is disrespect to the Z.

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Originally Posted by ZeeBabar

The Z is the most expensive car I have owned. I enjoyed the driving experience of both my prior cars, the Miata and especially the RX8 but the latter was too delicate to maintain, needed constant oil checks, only gave 14 mpg in town.

I just happen to love driving great handling cars. I happen to want to be near the people or things I love and leaving my car without driving it more than a day or two is not an option.

If you do not feel you are in the mood to do to justice to making love to your gorgeous girlfriend, do you opt to go to a hooker? No, you do the best you can or you stay home. Driving a beater is like cheating!!!!

You might want to consider sharpening your analogy game.

BTW, you do realize this is not an exclusively male forum, don't you?

b15 · 08-27-2014, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Fuzzzy

You might want to consider sharpening your analogy game.

BTW, you do realize this is not an exclusively male forum, don't you?

x2

I love how people just assume second cars are 'beaters'. Most on here have pretty decent second cars, not some rust bucket Grand Am

08-27-2014, 08:36 PM	#1 (permalink)
jaedub Track Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 906 Drives: 2010 Black 370Z MT Rep Power: 306	Some people cherish the Z due to their financial position. To you OP, the Z might look any ordinary car. But you have to realize that some people in this forum saved up their hard earned money, for a very long period of time, to finally afford one. To them, the Z will look like a Ferrari; AKA their dream car. Consider yourself fortunate to drive a Z. I never take my Z for granted. And as countless mentioned, weather can be an issue. janglez likes this.

08-27-2014, 09:02 PM	#3 (permalink)
ZeeBabar Banned Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Missouri Posts: 423 Drives: 2006 350z Rep Power: 0	The Z is the most expensive car I have owned. I enjoyed the driving experience of both my prior cars, the Miata and especially the RX8 but the latter was too delicate to maintain, needed constant oil checks, only gave 14 mpg in town. I just happen to love driving great handling cars. I happen to want to be near the people or things I love and leaving my car without driving it more than a day or two is not an option. If you do not feel you are in the mood to do to justice to making love to your gorgeous girlfriend, do you opt to go to a hooker? No, you do the best you can or you stay home. Driving a beater is like cheating!!!!