[Haramoobobi]

psht, you guys don't know cars. Tis the classics I say:

1971 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow





1980s Rolls Royce Silver Spur

Classic White 1962 Silver Cloud Rolls Royce

Classic Black 1948 Silver Wrath Rolls Royce

Classic Black 1947 Plymouth


and maybe a little bit of the new

[bihari]

any opinion on the new g37 coupe?

[ronin]

Originally Posted by bihari

any opinion on the new g37 coupe?

Like it a lot. I've heard rumors of a G37x coupe coming out. That would be awesome.

[bihari]

Originally Posted by ronin

Like it a lot. I've heard rumors of a G37x coupe coming out. That would be awesome.

omg that would be sweeeeeeeet, thats the only issue i have with the current g37 is rwd...if its awd then hellz yea imma buy it (when i get $$ lol)

[pure]

Yeah definantly we need g37 AWD's up here in the North.

[sixpakistan]

the clutch in the g37 sucks. the 5 speed auto version is ok, though it's not state-of-the-art.

the g35x w/ the sport package is a very nice car, especially for the money.

[sixpakistan]

Originally Posted by Haramoobobi

psht, you guys don't know cars. Tis the classics I say:

With few exceptions, old cars are lame. New cars are more powerful, have better handling, drive better, have more features, better components, etc etc.. they are simply better in every possible way.

[wheelworks]

Originally Posted by sixpakistan

With few exceptions, old cars are lame. New cars are more powerful, have better handling, drive better, have more features, better components, etc etc.. they are simply better in every possible way.

I 'gree. They even make people fatter more efficiently donchaknow

[sixpakistan]

Originally Posted by wheelworks

I 'gree. They even make people fatter more efficiently donchaknow

That made no sense.

I wonder if they'd run over an annoying moron more efficiently?

[wheelworks]

Originally Posted by sixpakistan

That made no sense.

I wonder if they'd run over an annoying moron more efficiently?

What part didn't make no sense? More people drive now than ever before and in some places there are barely any pedestrians. The cars are so efficient that most people feel the need to get in them and drive two blocks instead of walking if they need to.

donchaknow

[sixpakistan]

Originally Posted by wheelworks

[color=Sienna]What part didn't make no sense? More people drive now than ever before and in some places there are barely any pedestrians. The cars are so efficient that most people feel the need to get in them and drive two blocks instead of walking if they need to.

That doesn't mean that someone driving old car A will get fatter than someone driving new car B. More people driving now has nothing to do with cars being more efficient.

Further, I'd say more people probably seek alternate forms of transport now than they did prior to the 1970s oil crisis. There are just more cars now because there are more people.

[bihari]

Originally Posted by pure

Yeah definantly we need g37 AWD's up here in the North.

but its probobly going to be an automatic since the g35x is only automatic. maybe their awd system doesnt work well with manuals...

if they make a manual, awd g37x coupe, that would be awesome....

[bihari]

Originally Posted by sixpakistan

With few exceptions, old cars are lame. New cars are more powerful, have better handling, drive better, have more features, better components, etc etc.. they are simply better in every possible way.

idk, some old rides are pretty sweet:

[sixpakistan]

Originally Posted by bihari

but its probobly going to be an automatic since the g35x is only automatic. maybe their awd system doesnt work well with manuals...

if they make a manual, awd g37x coupe, that would be awesome....

Go with a 335xi instead. BMW's latest iteration of xDrive is the best AWD system in the industry (better than Audi's Quattro, even) & it comes standard with a slick, smooth shifting manual gearbox. Plus it's faster, handles better, and suffers from much less drivetrain loss than the AWD version of the Infiniti.

Which isn't to say the Infiniti isn't nice.. it would've been my second choice. It's definitely better (and a much better value) than the Lexus IS-series or the Benz C Class.

Originally Posted by bihari

idk, some old rides are pretty sweet:

Like I said, there are exceptions.. though I'm not a big fan of 70s muscle cars so much anymore, though I still like a few (for the pleasure of 1/4 mile burnouts).

Some of my favorite classics:



(1972 Porsche 911 RS.. this one has '73 RSR bodywork on it)



1954 Mercedes Benz 300SL "Gullwing Coupe"

[bihari]

i can never forget my uncle's 76 cadillac eldorado convertible

8.2L, 500ci

oh snap