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post 1555226281 07-02-2018, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Dat low inhibition
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worrying about fuel economy is pure soylent. If you can't afford extra gas, you're a loser srs






unless going on a road trip. That can get expensive mang. feelsbadmane
post 1555226761 07-02-2018, 09:18 AM
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The thing is now days honestly the regular brands like honda and toyota make really nice cars, there is no reason to go to a nicer brand. So it's becoming less a status symbol I feel like.
post 1555227241 07-02-2018, 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted By dizzin9⏩
It’s not the ride

it’s the rider.
You never had your car... Granny shiftin' not double clutchin' like you should. You're lucky that hundred shot of NOS didn't blow the welds on the intake! You almost had me?
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post 1555227341 07-02-2018, 09:25 AM
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Sort of. If its a primer laden chitbox with no muffler i automatically assume they are blue collar tradies. If i see someone driving a 60k suv or truck i assume they are in debt up to their eyeballs and have something to compensate for. I judge both sides lol. Best bet is to drive something clean, in good shape, a few years old, and paid off.
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post 1555228301 07-02-2018, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Used to worry about MPGs, now it's all about the SPGs.
What'd you just buy again? Lexus something?


I sold my frickin ctsv after it sat for 2 months and I am heart broken by my own stupidity. Looking to get back in one, or find something equally as fun.
post 1555228531 07-02-2018, 09:40 AM
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besides the obvious beat up/sh!tty cars, i honestly judge ppl with upper middleclass cars, bc so many ppl in my area are reaching for status and consumed with the idea that monthly payments are manageable.

i have 31 yr old friend who still lives at home, never left. was making $17.50/hr, went out and bought a brand new Toyota Tacoma. financed it for $400/month.

I drive a 2004 Pontiac Grand Am. it has 109k miles on it... Im the only owner and i dont plan on getting rid of it anytime soon. i got student debt, i cant justify buying a car until i pay that off.
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post 1555228961 07-02-2018, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Haven't pulled the trigger on one yet, but I was initially looking at the RC F. Now it's between the RS7, Viper, Z06, or AMG GT S.
mmm GTS of course, my brother is looking at buying one but hes deciding between that or a 911 GT3. I told him the porsche is the much better option, except the dealer wanted $100k over sticker
post 1555229441 07-02-2018, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Dealer markups on Porsche 911s is one of the only things that keeps me away from them, well, that and the horrible exhaust note. I've decided I will always have to have a V8.
and the attitude of the salesmen is absolutely horrendous
post 1555229471 07-02-2018, 09:50 AM
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post 1555229661 07-02-2018, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Dealer markups on Porsche 911s is one of the only things that keeps me away from them, well, that and the horrible exhaust note. I've decided I will always have to have a V8.
Really? Flat and Inline Sixes sound pretty ridiculous.

V10s are the goat are my HBB as far as sound goes.

Big Block V8s with high lift cams = hnnnnnnnnnghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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post 1555229761 07-02-2018, 09:53 AM
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Yes, there must be a balanced ratio between net income and the car you drive. If you drive a 100,000 $ car, but you're living with your parents and you have a medium class income, got that car because you sold some property or you have a 30 yo credit, then I'll assume you're a retard who doesn't know how depreciating cars are and what a sunk cost means.

If you're a Billionaire CEO and you drive a 200,000 $ I'll be happy for someone who made it.

Regarding dating, no, I don't care, never understood the hype with '' omg, this dude drives this car''. So ? It's not going to be yours, so who cares. If he has a modest car but he could afford a much better brand, means he's smart and I like that.
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I judge how they drive it. Very rarely I give a fuk about who's driving a nice car, I am more concerned about checking out the car. A pricey car can mean nothing about the driver. It could be a footballer's wife, a young person with rich parents, someone who earned it, who knows. Regardless of how nice the car is, if they doing stupid sh*t like blasting music out around a small area, doing neutral revs etc they are just a fgt.
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post 1555229921 07-02-2018, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted By RoxyFoxy22⏩
Yes, there must be a balanced ratio between net income and the car you drive. If you drive a 100,000 $ car, but you're living with your parents and you have a medium class income, got that car because you sold some property or you have a 30 yo credit, then I'll assume you're a retard who doesn't know how depreciating cars are and what a sunk cost means.

If you're a Billionaire CEO and you drive a 200,000 $ I'll be happy for someone who made it.

Regarding dating, no, I don't care, never understood the hype with '' omg, this dude drives this car''. So ? It's not going to be yours, so who cares. If he has a modest car but he could afford a much better brand, means he's smart and I like that.
Would you shut the phuck up already you transvestite donkey witch.

No one cares who you date.
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Executive director drives a beater and 10k/day. Srs.

lol @ you if you don't drive a good mileage beater for commute. Just lol hard.
post 1555230141 07-02-2018, 09:57 AM
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People that judge others for the car they drive are usually low IQ narcissists with terrible spending habits and are just terrible people all around.
post 1555230551 07-02-2018, 10:02 AM
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A girl came over and her whole car was sideswipped. I judged her.
post 1555230571 07-02-2018, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Haven't pulled the trigger on one yet, but I was initially looking at the RC F. Now it's between the RS7, Viper, Z06, or AMG GT S.
Pretty easy choice for me: GT S.


I don't even question it, and I absolutely love the engine in the vette.
post 1555230701 07-02-2018, 10:03 AM
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I'm a car guy...I drive nice cars that are always clean and very well maintained. If i judge, it's more about the condition they keep their car in. In my opinion, it speaks a lot about that person with few exclusions.
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Agree some on bumper stickers/lots of damage.

Mostly I just think "huh, wonder what that's about" when I see someone that has a car that doesn't seem to fit them - like a tiny petite woman with a huge SUV, or a large muscular man with a teeny econo car.
tiny petite women are in huge SUVs all the time?
Built like a tank so they can't get themselves hurt.

Muscular guy in a teeny econo car would be something to see.
post 1555231951 07-02-2018, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Haven't pulled the trigger on one yet, but I was initially looking at the RC F. Now it's between the RS7, Viper, Z06, or AMG GT S.
RC-F all day. Mirin car choices though.

Does Misc approve of financing? I've personally bought all my cars in cash up to this point. Just grabbed an Audi S5 coupe for $26k. Could get one of these but being in debt for my car kind of hurts my head
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I can't think of something more stereotypical than an old man driving a base model Porche with a much younger woman in the passenger seat.
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If they have a nice car I just assume they suck with money. Why Because most people suck with money and cars are the most obvious outward sign of this.

Nothing makes me cringe harder than someone that says, "Hey I bought a car!" Oh really? You have the title? No? I guess you didn't really buy it then.


I prefer driving a chitbox. Why?

- Paid for
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- Give zero fuks if some idiot kid door dings it
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Originally Posted By faxanadu⏩
Nothing makes me cringe harder than someone that says, "Hey I bought a car!" Oh really? You have the title? No? I guess you didn't really buy it then.
This is really bad logic though... Are you saying that only buying the car in full means you don't suck with money?
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Originally Posted By cobhc⏩
This is really bad logic though... Are you saying that only buying the car in full means you don't suck with money?
If you don't buy a car in full then you most likely suck with money. 99% of the time the wiser choice is to budget for whatever you can afford, buy it, and put what you would of paid in monthly payments on a new car into an account. Then, when the time comes, you sell the chitbox, add the money from that + the money you would of spent on car payments, and go buy a better chitbox.

There is a reason why people like Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Warren Buffett drive chitboxes.
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Originally Posted By ssilv⏩
do you judge someone by the car they drive?
No but I judge them by how much they love their car and how much the respect the car community.

I don't care what you drive. If you are an ass then you and your car can fuk right the fuk off.
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I don’t judge them by what car they drive, but I judge them by how well they take care of it. I drive a ‘16 Ford Focus hatchback (u mirin 36mpg average?) so I have no room to talk about luxury. But I wash and vacuum my car weekly, always keep up to date on maintenance, and don’t skimp on parts and labor. My dad always told me that you can tell a lot about a man by the way he takes care of his vehicle and his lawn. I stand by that sentiment.
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Originally Posted By faxanadu⏩
If you don't buy a car in full then you most likely suck with money. 99% of the time the wiser choice is to budget for whatever you can afford, buy it, and put what you would of paid in monthly payments on a new car into an account. Then, when the time comes, you sell the chitbox, add the money from that + the money you would of spent on car payments, and go buy a better chitbox.
No offense but your frame of reference basically applies to a small part of the lower middle class. You know most people who don't "suck" with money never pay for their cars in full? Unless they're Floyd Mayweather or purchasing them for a collection.
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LOL @ all of the poverty cope in this thread. I make a lot of money and drive a $70k SUV and fck yes I will judge your chitbox dirty POS.

LMFAO @ being over 25 and not driving at least a $40k+ car, financed or not.
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I work valet at a 4 star hotel. I don't really judge people anymore... I've gotten the largest tips by people I least expected it. Older white men seem to tip regardless of what they drive.

I judge people by how they take care of their vehicle. I've drove some nasty ****ing vehicles, it's almost amazing how disgusting people let their cars get and still valet.
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