Had one this weekend for the first time this year :yum::yum:

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Or my Seiko, which is like buying a Tata Nano instead of a GTR. :rofl2:

I love my Z but I would have to say a GTR or a Viper is alot more fun then a Z. Dont get me wrong if I was rich I would probably still have a Z along with something crazy just because I love the Z and its a great car. People dont cross shop cars like that, when is the last time you talked to someone who was stuck between a Merc C63 AMG and a Taurus SHO?

Or my citizen, which is like buying some flip flops

You'd be surprised about the fun factor; the GTR is fast and grips like hell, but the Z feels more nimble and the driver feels more involved. To me, the Z was way more fun than the GTR.

Viper, I don't know. It's almost got too much power for the street; on track it'd be a ball, though.

Someone looking at a Merc C63 AMG is usually after performance with status, so you're right, they aren't going to cross shop with a SHO.

But when you're talking sports cars, enthusiast shoppers care more about fun than anything else.

Or my sun dial, which is like shadoerps.

Or my looking at the sky and guessing, which is like the 07+ jeep wrangler.

And that my friends, is as low as it goes

unless its a haus :bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

Actually, I could see someone cross shopping a Merc and a Taurus. If it's someone who can afford both, maybe they consider saving a ton of money.

Anyway, when I shopped, I cross-shopped sports cars and hot hatches. That's not always intuitive. The first time I bought, I cross-shopped sports cars, hatches, and sedans.

No matter what you do, your house expands to be the most expensive thing you can afford.

Finally got the budget under control...let's put a little crack in the foundation:shakes head:

I'll probably never own a Mustang, though, because I'd hate to downgrade from my Z in terms of performance.

:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl: so fucking true!

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