Are all G coupe owners Douchey A-holes?
01-11-2011, 02:55 PM
#16
G's are pretty common in my area, particularly 35s. I don't go out of my way to wave or make contact with them all. But if I see one modded nicely, and I can tell they take good care of their car, I will give them a headnod. I've ran into a few guys at gas stations and such, and it is nice to talk a little shop with them. Then again...that happens just as much with owners of BMW, Audi, etc, I seem to talk to just car enthusiasts in general when I'm out and about.
01-11-2011, 03:00 PM
#17
Anytime I see a modded G I get the head nod and usually its someone in my car club. I see tons of unmoded G's and they are not doing "the gangster lean" in fact its usually a middle aged woman or old dude and I know they dont give a **** about me or the car I am driving. Truth is that the people on this forum only represent a very small portion of the G owners out there and yes half of them are not "car guys" but isnt that what the forum is for, for people to learn?
01-11-2011, 03:05 PM
#18
every CARmunity will have their douchy a-holes, regular drivers, and true end of enthusiasts. I came from driving a tastefully (IMO) modded mk4 gti and we get our stereotypes all the time from others when in reality everyone has their own personality.
01-11-2011, 03:13 PM
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Lol, I'm not saying I'm waving to grandma in an m45... I'm saying young guys in g coupes... Those are the people i assume to be car guys... Why else drive this car? I don't think it would hurt for people to be friendlier in general. Whats a polite wave or head nod costing you?
01-11-2011, 03:33 PM
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G's are pretty common in my area, particularly 35s. I don't go out of my way to wave or make contact with them all. But if I see one modded nicely, and I can tell they take good care of their car, I will give them a headnod. I've ran into a few guys at gas stations and such, and it is nice to talk a little shop with them. Then again...that happens just as much with owners of BMW, Audi, etc, I seem to talk to just car enthusiasts in general when I'm out and about.
But for the most part, just like Ivory G, I indulge in some gear-head-talk at stop lights and gas stations.
01-11-2011, 03:46 PM
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I often pull up to the redlight and tilt my brim, get into gangster lean position then rev my engine. If they don't rev back or wave I then verbally challenge them to a fistfight. I feel your pain OP
01-11-2011, 03:51 PM
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eh, you'll always have those kids that their mommy and daddy bought their infiniti for them and have absolutely no respect or appreciation for what they have. I'll get the random G bone stock but bobbing and weaving or doing a flyby to feel big and "mocho". These are the people that give Nissan/Infiniti owners a bad name.
On the 35 forums and here I've met a GREAT group of guys that i keep in contact almost daily. In the winter months I don't see them much since up here in MN our cars go into hibernation, but every one of them are great guys, couldn't say a bad thing about a single one of them.
On the 35 forums and here I've met a GREAT group of guys that i keep in contact almost daily. In the winter months I don't see them much since up here in MN our cars go into hibernation, but every one of them are great guys, couldn't say a bad thing about a single one of them.
01-11-2011, 03:53 PM
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