[Year's_End]

Originally Posted by jojogoya88

Infinity G35 and G37's...I HATE THEM
i hate the people who drive them too..
i hate the way they sound

HATE!

why?

[FStop7]

I hate the Acura TSX because most of the drivers have massive shoulder chips and also because of this stupid commercial

[Cloud9blue]

Originally Posted by jojogoya88

Infinity G35 and G37's...I HATE THEM
i hate the people who drive them too..
i hate the way they sound

HATE!

lol, i dont hate them. but they can be quite annoying sometimes. one of my friend got one, he keeps on bragging about stupid stuff like LED license plate lights and stuff like that. i mean, dude, you gotta be extremely stupid to consider a car to be superior because of little gimmicks like that.

seriously people, just admit it. BMW still builds the best sports sedans in the world, whether it is a standard 3er or a M3.


btw, i really hate the Nissian GTR. sure it is fast and ultra fast, but i might as well go play Gran Tursimo on PS3 instead. at least i dont have to worry about voiding my transmission warranty when doing a hard launch in video games.

[ChrisV]

Originally Posted by addy85

oh man +1, I work for Chrysler and I hate PT Cruisers

I had one for 5 years, a 5 speed manual shift Touring edition. Zero problems in those 5 years, comfortable for long drives with the family from Baltimore to Orlando, and Baltimore to Maine and back, and routine 6 hour trips to the middle of CT. On one occasion, I carried 1200lbs of bagged crushed rock for the parking pad and it barely sagged in back, and carried all 14 custom replacement windows for the house in the back with the hatch closed. Also carried all the lumber for my deck, and used it for camping before getting my travel trailer. Also autocrossed it successfully for a season the first year I had it (and still had zero problems with it). Taught my wife how to autocross in it, so it saw double duty every event... Never went to a dealer or service bay except for routine scheduled inspections at the big mileage points.

Probably one of the best all around vehicles I've had out of the hundred plus in the last 30 years.

I also happen to like the small '37 Ford street rod looks.

And, being a member of a few PT forums during those years, my experience seems to be typical. Even if you personally worked on a couple a week, the total number you COULD see is only a tiny fraction of those that were made, and the percentage that were great cars that didn't need anything, or needed very little, would still the vast, and I do mean vast, majority.

[Year's_End]

Originally Posted by AlpineCloud9

lol, i dont hate them. but they can be quite annoying sometimes. one of my friend got one, he keeps on bragging about stupid stuff like LED license plate lights and stuff like that. i mean, dude, you gotta be extremely stupid to consider a car to be superior because of little gimmicks like that.

seriously people, just admit it. BMW still builds the best sports sedans in the world, whether it is a standard 3er or a M3.


btw, i really hate the Nissian GTR. sure it is fast and ultra fast, but i might as well go play Gran Tursimo on PS3 instead. at least i dont have to worry about voiding my transmission warranty when doing a hard launch in video games.

can't agree with much of anything you said. your first paragraph can apply to any owner of any model. there are also many superb alternative sport sedans.

Originally Posted by ChrisV

I had one for 5 years, a 5 speed manual shift Touring edition. Zero problems in those 5 years, comfortable for long drives with the family from Baltimore to Orlando, and Baltimore to Maine and back, and routine 6 hour trips to the middle of CT. On one occasion, I carried 1200lbs of bagged crushed rock for the parking pad and it barely sagged in back, and carried all 14 custom replacement windows for the house in the back with the hatch closed. Also carried all the lumber for my deck, and used it for camping before getting my travel trailer. Also autocrossed it successfully for a season the first year I had it (and still had zero problems with it). Taught my wife how to autocross in it, so it saw double duty every event... Never went to a dealer or service bay except for routine scheduled inspections at the big mileage points.

Probably one of the best all around vehicles I've had out of the hundred plus in the last 30 years.

I also happen to like the small '37 Ford street rod looks.

And, being a member of a few PT forums during those years, my experience seems to be typical. Even if you personally worked on a couple a week, the total number you COULD see is only a tiny fraction of those that were made, and the percentage that were great cars that didn't need anything, or needed very little, would still the vast, and I do mean vast, majority.

dude, my friend's PT cruiser is so underrated. i like driving it. he's running 225/35, 255/30, has a hurst short shifter, exhaust, a drop, and some other random stuff. it's really fun to toss around, and it's a chance for me to drive stick once in a while. i can't say it looks good, but it's not a bad car.

[baarii]

the new TL
fords
Lexus LS, IS-F

[marcus1701]

Cars I secretly hate.
BMW 535i.....I know people love them but for some reason a 528i or 550i makes more sense. Either get it for economy or lots of power. I wish they would keep this gem of a motor in the 1 series and 3 series only....and up coming Z series hehe.

Cars I secretly love.
SVT focus - I kinda wanted one as a kid to show those Civic SI guys, got an A6 instead so it has always lingered around in my mind.
Mini Cooper S - I thought it was too commercial, too cutesy, and too fun loving with all its colors, stripes and diminutive size. However, it still growing on me, and one day I might err...nvm I don't think I'll ever buy one.
Ford Mustang/Chevy Camaro - very raw cars that look great, sound great, but I think are coming in the wrong time.

[chuck92103]

I never could stand the E90 sedan or the E60 sedan. Both look bad especially the E90's Kia tailights.

The 335 coupe is nice, but the vert sucks with the top up.

[Inspired]

Originally Posted by chuck92103

I never could stand the E90 sedan or the E60 sedan. Both look bad especially the E90's Kia tailights.

The 335 coupe is nice, but the vert sucks with the top up.

Look who's talking. don't even get me started on the x6...

[GAM3OVR85]

Evo, STI, Supra, Skyline.

[chuck92103]

Originally Posted by twinturbo335

Look who's talking. don't even get me started on the x6...

I think you were the only one paying attention.

Seriously though two cars I don't understand how they sell, Honda Element or the Scion thing that looks like a toaster.

[MCMLXXXIX]

TL, mustangs, scion TC, civics, prius, GTIs, subaru, mercedes, g37

[GAM3OVR85]

Originally Posted by chuck92103

I think you were the only one paying attention.

Seriously though two cars I don't understand how they sell, Honda Element or the Scion thing that looks like a toaster.

ahahahahahahaha

[dr.jay]

I despise Vette's and Mustangs, especially 6cyl automatic convertible Mustangs... What an absolutely worthless car... Any Volvos also, all of thier designs suck balls. Rant over

[Whostheboss]

Originally Posted by skierman64

Crown Vics with flashing lights in my rear view mirror.

Also the H2 and H3. I just don't get it. They aren't any more capable than a Chevy pickup (same mechanicals) and they're all about form and no function.

[GME92]

S2000, the new STI hatchbacks, stock Pre-09 E90s, X5, X3, MB E-Class (Lots of older Chinese people like to lease that car), and Z4 convertibles.

[ejazbmw]

Originally Posted by jojogoya88

Infinity G35 and G37's...I HATE THEM
i hate the people who drive them too..
i hate the way they sound

HATE!

whattt i don't have any comments about the people who drive them because my friends seem pretty cool and they own one, but the exhaust note on the G's are really nice i always get really jealous every time i hear one accelerating

[ChrisV]

Originally Posted by chuck92103

or the Scion thing that looks like a toaster.

Extremely practical small economy cars, with a ton of room inside them. Most people aren't testosterone addled teenage boys that need a wannabe race car in order to feel better about themselves, and can make do with something like these as a daily driver or even a second car. No, they're not terribly quick, but they're light enough to make up for it, well built and reliable, economical, and can still hold a lot of stuff (a box is the most efficient use of space when considering carrying capacity). I was looking at one as a second vehicle not long after they came out for just those reasons.

And they make great small business delivery vehicles.

[rubber_ducky]

Originally Posted by ChrisV

Extremely practical small economy cars, with a ton of room inside them. Most people aren't testosterone addled teenage boys that need a wannabe race car in order to feel better about themselves, and can make do with something like these as a daily driver or even a second car. No, they're not terribly quick, but they're light enough to make up for it, well built and reliable, economical, and can still hold a lot of stuff (a box is the most efficient use of space when considering carrying capacity). I was looking at one as a second vehicle not long after they came out for just those reasons.

And they make great small business delivery vehicles.

bingo

[jetblk328i]

Mustang-100%, i absolutely hate the car.

[ChrisV]

Originally Posted by jetblk328i

Mustang-100%, i absolutely hate the car.

Did one anally rape your grandmother with you watching or something? I've seen and driven a number of them, and in general, they seem to be fairly benign mechanical objects that do pretty much exactly what they are supposed to do.

[JIM E92]

All modern Toyotas that do NOT fall into the following categories: trucks with conventional ladder frames, the Supra, RWD Lexus, racing vehicles (except Nascar).