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Originally Posted By zknarc⏩
Who told you that being in motorsports gave you credibility?They need to stop being beta cucks and actually put their engineering toe to toe with other manufacturers in the theatre of motorsport (like Hyundai) to have any credibility whatsoever.
Lmao at the Stringer idiots that are going to get their angus destroyed by depreciation.
Lmao at the Stringer idiots that are going to get their angus destroyed by depreciation.
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01-05-2022, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted By tunafishha⏩
My automotive engineering MSc (and driving i20 and i30 N)Who told you that being in motorsports gave you credibility?
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01-05-2022, 03:02 PM
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Bought a Telluride awhile back, right before they really took off (although it was nigh-impossible to find one even then, June 2020ish). So far it's been a wonderful ride. No issues. Seats 6 comfortably. Good value
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01-05-2022, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted By zknarc⏩
Ok then, explain how being motorsports give you more cred.My automotive engineering MSc (and driving i20 and i30 N)
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01-05-2022, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted By tunafishha⏩
Motorsport is a very demanding application of automotive engineering which also allows direct comparison between other manufacturers. Producing a successful campaign shows the manufacturer has the engineering capability to compete at a high level in demanding applications and this often does trickle down into the product lineup: see Hyundai in wrc and Porsche in endurance racing.Ok then, explain how being motorsports give you more cred.
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01-05-2022, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted By zknarc⏩
Sure, nobody said automtive engineering isn't demanding, but nobody is going to put boat propellars on a car when the car doesn't need it. With comparison, manufacturers already do benchmarking with every car you can think of.Motorsport is a very demanding application of automotive engineering which also allows direct comparison between other manufacturers. Producing a successful campaign shows the manufacturer has the engineering capability to compete at a high level in demanding applications and this often does trickle down into the product lineup: see Hyundai in wrc and Porsche in endurance racing.
Certain brands do fine with motorsports but for brands like Lexus, leave that chit alone.
But, I'm just speaking from very little experience of what actually goes on in the manufacturing world. I plan on getting a more in depth tour of the manufacturing one of these days.
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01-05-2022, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted By nick5569⏩
thats impossible to say. i dont care what consumer reports or jd power says about reliability, they do not reflect the real world. toyota reliability is almosy the stuff of legend. completely neglected corollas lasting 200k miles driven through floods, with a quart of oil and all original transmission fluid and still running fine.KIA makes cars now that are second to only toyota for reliability (pre-2005 kias were absolutely horrendous)
most luxury cars aren't reliable and have expensive repairs
If you care what other people think or want a specific supercar for performance than buy an expensive brand
If you want the best bang for your buck, KIA is hard to beat
Some people will spend $50 on a hugo boss T-shirt that was made with the same materials and by the same child labor as a $3 T-shirt
You just got to decide what your priorities are
most luxury cars aren't reliable and have expensive repairs
If you care what other people think or want a specific supercar for performance than buy an expensive brand
If you want the best bang for your buck, KIA is hard to beat
Some people will spend $50 on a hugo boss T-shirt that was made with the same materials and by the same child labor as a $3 T-shirt
You just got to decide what your priorities are
01-05-2022, 04:59 PM
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Everytime I see one on the road Im tricked into thinking it’s an Audi or something until I get close to it. Can’t believe how far they’ve come in design and performance.
Would buy one if they’re priced below German luxury, and this is coming from a 1979 K10 pickup with a 383 stroker engine owner.
Would buy one if they’re priced below German luxury, and this is coming from a 1979 K10 pickup with a 383 stroker engine owner.
01-05-2022, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted By tunafishha⏩
Luxury cars are good at breaking and having high maintenance costs. I had a BMW and was not impressed.A luxury car can do so many things a Kia can't. That's why they are more expensive and more prestiege. Picking up females easier is only one function. Thats why its hilarious when people think their 2022 Hondas, Kias, and Toyotas are good enough.
And good enough for what? To get from A to B the cheaper cars are better than expensive luxury cars. If you are referring to performance on a race track then sure, the increased performance of the luxury car will win.
01-05-2022, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted By exxtracool⏩
FAK. that is one joocy looking front and side. back is kinda bogged though.you talking about the kia stinger? i think they hired a designer from BMW's M division to design the car.
fictional account.
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01-05-2022, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted By p100⏩
You are coping pretty hard.Luxury cars are good at breaking and having high maintenance costs. I had a BMW and was not impressed.
And good enough for what? To get from A to B the cheaper cars are better than expensive luxury cars. If you are referring to performance on a race track then sure, the increased performance of the luxury car will win.
And good enough for what? To get from A to B the cheaper cars are better than expensive luxury cars. If you are referring to performance on a race track then sure, the increased performance of the luxury car will win.
If you cant afford a luxury car, ok. Understandable. Not everyone is in good financial standings. But don't make up all those lame excuses.
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01-05-2022, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted By JayJ350⏩
That's typically how I choose my cars. Acura, Honda, Lexus, Toyota crew. Always seem to be the oldest cars on the road and their interiors hold up as well.You know what I have never seen? A nice old Kia.
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01-05-2022, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted By p100⏩
Everyone has their reasons for buying luxury.Luxury cars are good at breaking and having high maintenance costs. I had a BMW and was not impressed.
And good enough for what? To get from A to B the cheaper cars are better than expensive luxury cars. If you are referring to performance on a race track then sure, the increased performance of the luxury car will win.
And good enough for what? To get from A to B the cheaper cars are better than expensive luxury cars. If you are referring to performance on a race track then sure, the increased performance of the luxury car will win.
In the 2020’s we’re seeing pretty much every manufacturer pumping out cars with the exact same creature comforts that 10 years ago you would have only found in nicely optioned luxury brands. So the only real difference anymore is status and performance.
For me. I’m a gearhead and have always been into high performance cars, motorcycles and racing in general. So owning a fast car from the factory, by default meant that I had to buy a luxury brand.
Others however simply buy luxury for no other reason than because they can.
I own a bmw for their performance and racing heritage and the fact that I grew up racing them on Gran turismo and forza and seeing them in magazines just dying to have one when I grew up.
If I could comfortably afford certain models of lambos, Porsches or Ferraris I would buy them for the same reason. The implied Status means absolutely nothing to me.
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01-06-2022, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted By tunafishha⏩
They flock to them for their money though, not for their d1ckPlenty of dick out there, especially large throbbin veiny ones. Being good looking and driving a luxury car? Now you have it all.
Good looking women flock to people with money. Its that simple.
Good looking women flock to people with money. Its that simple.
If you want to be used as an ATM go ahead
Nowadays chicks categorize men into 1 of 3 categories (for her own convenience)
1) guys she wants to bang
2) guys she wants to take money from
3) guys she wants to "make friends with" aka cry to about all her problems
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Originally Posted By nick5569⏩
Sorry but life isn't that easy. Let's just agree that the guy who can afford a luxury car and has a decent dink game is more rare and will steal all the girls.They flock to them for their money though, not for their d1ck
If you want to be used as an ATM go ahead
Nowadays chicks categorize men into 1 of 3 categories (for her own convenience)
1) guys she wants to bang
2) guys she wants to take money from
3) guys she wants to "make friends with" aka cry to about all her problems
Choose wisely which guy you want to be
If you want to be used as an ATM go ahead
Nowadays chicks categorize men into 1 of 3 categories (for her own convenience)
1) guys she wants to bang
2) guys she wants to take money from
3) guys she wants to "make friends with" aka cry to about all her problems
Choose wisely which guy you want to be
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01-06-2022, 09:06 PM
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It's just that everytime I see one on the road Im tricked into thinking it’s an Audi or something until I get close to it. Can’t believe how far they’ve come in design and performance.
Would buy one if they’re priced below German luxury, and this is coming from a pink Mx5 owner.
Would buy one if they’re priced below German luxury, and this is coming from a pink Mx5 owner.
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