Are all G coupe owners Douchey A-holes?
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What I find amusing is the OP calling us douches because we don't acknowledge or wave at strangers that happen to drive the same model car. To be honest, I could give a rat's @ss who you are on the road. Just don't drive like a dingleberry which is the way most G owners drive in the NOVA area anyway.
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Very interesting topic. I don't get why you would want to wave to other people who drive g35/g37's. I don't usually pay attention to who drives these cars nor do I care but I've never had anyone rev their car up against mine or try to race me. People seem pretty civil here in the San Francisco bay area.
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What I find amusing is the OP calling us douches because we don't acknowledge or wave at strangers that happen to drive the same model car. To be honest, I could give a rat's @ss who you are on the road. Just don't drive like a dingleberry which is the way most G owners drive in the NOVA area anyway.
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What I find amusing is the OP calling us douches because we don't acknowledge or wave at strangers that happen to drive the same model car. To be honest, I could give a rat's @ss who you are on the road. Just don't drive like a dingleberry which is the way most G owners drive in the NOVA area anyway.
I'm saying the perception of us is that we're douches, and judging from some of the defensive, sophmoric responses to the thread, it's well deserved. Whats wrong with being friendly and enjoying a sense of community? That's why we're all here right?
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Very interesting topic. I don't get why you would want to wave to other people who drive g35/g37's. I don't usually pay attention to who drives these cars nor do I care but I've never had anyone rev their car up against mine or try to race me. People seem pretty civil here in the San Francisco bay area.
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So what's the rule of thumb?
don't wave unless it's modded
don't wave at all
wave
And under what conditions?
passing in opposite directions
when you are both stopped at a stop light
clearly not everyone is familiar with the custom.
I'm sure people are looking my way with the top down though LOL. Well the vert rule is to expect looks anyway.
don't wave unless it's modded
don't wave at all
wave
And under what conditions?
passing in opposite directions
when you are both stopped at a stop light
clearly not everyone is familiar with the custom.
I'm sure people are looking my way with the top down though LOL. Well the vert rule is to expect looks anyway.
and silver...
lol
I laughed SO hard when he was like, "to **** Hammond off, I dressed like an M3 driver."
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Ive already severely whipped a couple ZR1's They dont suspect a thing until its too late and thats my bye bye wave to them......LOL
just kidding.Last edited by briann510; Jan 12, 2011 at 04:52 AM.
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Most of the people I noticed in Gs thus far are older people. I saw a nice lowered G with rims on the highway, but when I pulled up next to him he just stared forward, and we were driving on the highway so I cant blame him.
