i think they care so much because they don't want to see you get hurt or even waste your dads money by maybe getting into an accident. if i were you, i would live it up and get the s2000. it is a great car and is a blast to drive especially with the top down. just be careful and don't do anything stupid. think before you act you will be just fine driving this as your first car

MAtt

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by BigFukenChicken
[B]Me have problem... NEED help...
I am 15.. My dad wants to get me a car..

 

Not all of us youngin's are incompetent drivers.

 

alexf20c, you're 20% older than BigFukinChicken. Also, your screen name is a bit more dignified. I'd never, ever group you with BigFukinChicken.

By the way, Alex, I absolutely loved your NSX-R thread.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by BigFukenChicken
[B]Me have problem... NEED help...
I am 15.. My dad wants to get me a car..

 

In this, you are correct. But over the internet, how is anyone to know the difference between one young driver and another. And it is not always a matter of incompetence. It is usually a matter of being in the presence of a friend who eggs on the immature driver to do things that they would not normally do. Whereas, a more mature (notice I didn't say older) individual can exercise more restraint under peer pressure.
As Barry just stated, with a name like "BigFukinChicken", the first thought that comes into peoples' minds is "This is one immature dumb irreverent smart-ass dork". It is natural to assume the worse.
And when he says, "I didn

 

15, heck your a man now!! Screw the S and the Z, get a Ferrari dude.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by gomarlins3
[B]15, heck your a man now!!

 

My dad owned a CNC shop too but he bought me a used VW Fox. I became and engineer and bought my own damn S2000.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by xviper
[B]
If you put it that way, hold out for nothing less than this: