Should I give my daughter my modded G?
I would want to put my daughter in the safest automobile ever created by a human being. 5 star safety across the board. She would have a nicer/better car than me if it meant i was the one who had to drive the junker every day.
Not saying that's not what's on your mind or at the top of your list, just saying. Think safety first dad.
The AWD is a big +....
The Stillen SC, not so much.
Weigh the cons,
weigh the pros.
If you think this is the best thing for your daughter than do it. If you have any doubts, don't. This is a 'family' decision. Do what's truly best for her....
Not saying that's not what's on your mind or at the top of your list, just saying. Think safety first dad.
The AWD is a big +....
The Stillen SC, not so much.
Weigh the cons,
weigh the pros.
If you think this is the best thing for your daughter than do it. If you have any doubts, don't. This is a 'family' decision. Do what's truly best for her....
My daughter is a college freshman. Very smart, mature, and driven. Not distracted too much by boys. I bought her a new Hyundai Accent for earning an academic scholarship. Just to me sure of driving habits, I had a GPS tracker on her car for the first year and she never sped. Was always where she said she was. Now that I'm looking at a new car, she wants my 2010 G37x. It's in great condition. Problem is, it has a Stillen blower kit. She said she will drive safely. What do you guys think?
A college freshman does not need a vehicle like that.
Just my $.02
Telcoman
If it was me I wouldn't give her the car also. IF is was a stock G37X maybe, but not FI the car is completely different and would be able to sideways VERY easy, Stock you can spin this thing sideways( Done it). Just because she didn't speed in 110HP Accent doesn't mean she wont push a 500HP G :/. One time is all it takes, We all have been there in the " One time" spot and wasnt a good thing. With a child you wouldn't want to contribute to that "One Time" your giving her a car with 5 times more HP. Just my .02
Like all dads, I love her and want to spoil her, but I also know it can make her lazy. I told her years ago that if she earned an academic scholarship I would take part of the money I saved (yes, I would have paid for her college at a state school) and buy her a new little car. That's the 2014 Accent. I was poor as a child and didn't like it at all. It motivated me to work hard and do well. I have real hesitations giving her this only because of the blower. As I kid, I would have killed myself with a car like this--this is for sure. The little Hyundai will probably go to her younger sister. I would seriously consider a trade for a nicer G37x without the blower. That was a mistake to put it on, but it is pretty fun! It is certainly quicker than the current Mustang/Camaro V8s. I drove both this month with wifey, and she agreed. Maybe when I get the new car somebody here will want to swap G's.
My daughter is a college freshman. Very smart, mature, and driven. Not distracted too much by boys. I bought her a new Hyundai Accent for earning an academic scholarship. Just to me sure of driving habits, I had a GPS tracker on her car for the first year and she never sped. Was always where she said she was. Now that I'm looking at a new car, she wants my 2010 G37x. It's in great condition. Problem is, it has a Stillen blower kit. She said she will drive safely. What do you guys think?
As long as she's responsible it won't end poorly.
Just don't regret it man. If you give it to her then make sure she knows how the car feels/handles under power and not under power. I doubt she knows much about cars especially high hp ones to be safe in it by herself. She needs to know how the car will react and know how to predict what it will do. These things are even more important if she will be driving in snow/ice. The awd will not save her with that much power. In my opinion I wouldn't give it to her, but its ultimately your call.
single father of three here... my vote is no..
so many variables out of her control regardless of her responsible nature..
trust me.. you don't want to regret this decision in the future.. as the saying goes.. better to be safe than sorry...
this is your child..
so many variables out of her control regardless of her responsible nature..
trust me.. you don't want to regret this decision in the future.. as the saying goes.. better to be safe than sorry...
this is your child..
Take off the blower belt. It's what I do when I take my ford lightning in for service.
like all dads, i love her and want to spoil her, but i also know it can make her lazy. I told her years ago that if she earned an academic scholarship i would take part of the money i saved (yes, i would have paid for her college at a state school) and buy her a new little car. That's the 2014 accent. I was poor as a child and didn't like it at all. It motivated me to work hard and do well. I have real hesitations giving her this only because of the blower. As i kid, i would have killed myself with a car like this--this is for sure. The little hyundai will probably go to her younger sister. I would seriously consider a trade for a nicer g37x without the blower. That was a mistake to put it on, but it is pretty fun! It is certainly quicker than the current mustang/camaro v8s. I drove both this month with wifey, and she agreed. Maybe when i get the new car somebody here will want to swap g's.





Mine's only an S but it's stock except for rotor upgrade and intakes.