Turbo S2000 or GT-R?
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Originally Posted by DFWs2k,Mar 29 2009, 12:13 AM
if i were you, i'd drive the s2000, just because i wouldn't want to be "flossin" in the GT-R, but if people at the new job are rollin' porsches/astons/ferraris/lambos, then i'd switch up and drive the GT-R
Still, as the new kid on the block maybe less bling is in order until I make some new friends. On the other hand, lots of "normal" people can't distinguish between a rarely seen silver s2000 and a rarely seen silver GT-R. They might be taken aback no matter which car I choose.
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Originally Posted by parkerdw,Mar 28 2009, 11:35 PM
That's a good point, and well worth considering. Funny thing is over the last 9.5 years co-workers who didn't know me well assumed I was "flossin" by showing up in my s2000. It's my love of the driving experience that made me drive it every day all these yeears and nothing more.
Still, as the new kid on the block maybe less bling is in order until I make some new friends. On the other hand, lots of "normal" people can't distinguish between a rarely seen silver s2000 and a rarely seen silver GT-R. They might be taken aback no matter which car I choose.
Still, as the new kid on the block maybe less bling is in order until I make some new friends. On the other hand, lots of "normal" people can't distinguish between a rarely seen silver s2000 and a rarely seen silver GT-R. They might be taken aback no matter which car I choose.
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Originally Posted by parkerdw,Mar 29 2009, 05:35 AM
Still, as the new kid on the block maybe less bling is in order until I make some new friends. On the other hand, lots of "normal" people can't distinguish between a rarely seen silver s2000 and a rarely seen silver GT-R. They might be taken aback no matter which car I choose.
