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#31
05-08-2008, 06:58 PM
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1) Never cared to keep track (wish I could even call it a weekend warrior 
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2) Never cared to try
3) Never considered
SO... If those are the things that are most important to you I wouldn't recommend the car and I'd look at a normal C2 instead. That said there is a chance those were just three things you were curious about. It is a phenomenal car, awesome presence on the road, unbelievably fun to drive, and handling and speed that sometimes makes you feel more confident than you probably should. Stereo sucks (even with bose) so get ready to roll down the windows and listen to the real music or upgrade. Styling is low key enough that people don't gawk like they would at a lambo but at the same time it makes itself known wherever it goes. I love the car.
)2) Never cared to try
3) Never considered
SO... If those are the things that are most important to you I wouldn't recommend the car and I'd look at a normal C2 instead. That said there is a chance those were just three things you were curious about. It is a phenomenal car, awesome presence on the road, unbelievably fun to drive, and handling and speed that sometimes makes you feel more confident than you probably should. Stereo sucks (even with bose) so get ready to roll down the windows and listen to the real music or upgrade. Styling is low key enough that people don't gawk like they would at a lambo but at the same time it makes itself known wherever it goes. I love the car.
butt
. You are correct, the 3 questions I posted was just something I was curious about. I just wanted to know what this particular model can and cannot do. I'm avg. 15.5mpg on my Trailblazer SS that I use for my daily driver. Anything over that would be a bonus for me.
#35
05-08-2008, 11:45 PM
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Location: Calabasas and Malibu (summer condo).
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Why don't you shove some "Seroquel" up your *** you fool.
#36
05-09-2008, 03:22 PM
I have 2 dogs that come with me most places. Neither one likes the car very much. I've always wanted a E63, so even though I love the porsche, it is time for a change.
#37
05-09-2008, 04:50 PM
What a sweet cheerleader/jock sniffer you are! Coming from a little boy with his fashionably unbuttoned shirt, used bypass pipes (which he needed help to install) and uber-cool interior lighting mod, I can only chuckle, not even a laugh
#38
05-09-2008, 08:09 PM
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And "uber-cool" interior lighting mod, what's a big deal about changing the yellow/amber lighting to a xenon, whitish color? It's not like I'm going to get some blue or rainbow leds and deck out the inside of my car...
Me, being a little boy? Yeah man, I guess being 170 lbs at 5'7 with under 5% body fat is little in your dream world. And my girls love to play with my abs when my shirt is unbuttoned.
Thanks for the nonsense and I guess you can recommend me some meds now too!
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05-12-2008, 07:38 AM
#43
05-12-2008, 08:39 AM
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#44
05-12-2008, 08:48 AM
Why is it that you think that this comment was directed at you? BChoi=another user. Not only should you calm down, you should take some reading comprehension classes.
p.s. Seroquel isn't such a bad thing...and it doesn't need "quotes".
p.s. Seroquel isn't such a bad thing...and it doesn't need "quotes".
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