finagle69

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the G37 will be my DD, GG, and WW. don't really need a beater in NorCal.

mantisG35

if it's fun to drive (which im sure it is) it'll be the one and only

G-WannaBe

If I can land the new 37, I will use it as my DD- even in the winters if its not snowing. The plows up here get out and clean up really fast these days, so even the day after a big 15+ inch storm, most roads are good. I have over 110K on the current 10 year old DD, so it may stay on for winter duty, or I may get a used truck for the bad days and spring hauling. Thats a lot of cash to part with, so I had better get back to work!

JReedG35C

In the spring/summer/fall I ride my bike GSX R750 to work as much as possible...My G like my current M will only come out on weekends, or when I'm too tired to ride my bike. I have a 1998 Dodge Avenger for rain and winter.

BTW I know this is way off subject but for Dodge to make the Avenger basically a Mini Charger is sickening to me. Back in 98 those avengers were sweet and curvacious looking. So when I hear some of you complain about the second generation G37 I just laugh. At least it didn't turn into a breadbox on wheels. Another reason I'm done with American cars...Except for the Vette of course.

GoofyG

DD for me.

LudwigB

If it's a Boxster or 911, but the G is definitely a DD car. They are built to last.

mantisG35

according to my neighbor they are built to wake him up every time i go to work

Comatose

DD for sure. I'll more than likely invest in a dedicated winter setup (18"rims + snowtires.. not sure whether 17"s will fit? Of course if conditions are terribly bad I think I can sneek my sister's CRV out

Dxb2

Ill be using the G37 as my Daily car .. since am using my 2007 m45 now .. am running 200 KM a day so the G will run the same 200 km a Day

G-WannaBe

SMA$$

SO tell me how much Tornado Insurance adds to your Homeowners policy?

I would rather deal with winter white then the black of an angry squal line. I used to live in Lawrence KS when I went to school, and that is some real nice hail you can get from those spring storms. 1 storm dented my ride with over 100 hits, looked like I parked next to a driving range, even the hard metal on the hatch was dented. It was 1 especially stormy day.

bulldog25

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^^He may be a smart azz but your the dumb azz man. We are not in the friggin tornado alley down in Austin & Houston Texas. We may get the occasional Hurricane but Tornandos are infrequent as are Hurricanes. I'd rather deal with a little wind and rain every FEW YEARS than shovel snow every friggin day for three months every friggin year. TEXAS FTW!

G-WannaBe

Chk the stats puppy dog, CT is not VT or ME, we had so little snow this year, I had my driveway snow plowed 4 times all winter, and I think I picked up a shovel maybe twice. We did not see snow until Feb.

From the looks of things below, you are way 'friggin' off on your own state's data. I was not pointing out a part of TX, just the state as a whole...

Compared with other States, Texas ranks number 1 for frequency of Tornadoes, 1 for number of deaths, 1 for injuries and 1 for cost of damages. Between 1950 and 1995 had 5,722 tornadoes. This ranks the State number 1 in tornadoes by State. Texas had 478 fatalities between 1950 and 1995. Compared to other states it ranked 1.

FROM 1950 to 1995:
Tornadoes// Deathes// Injuries// Cost Adjusted
5722 // 478 // 7554 // 1,986,918,400
Avg/year// 124 // 10 // 164 // 43,193,872

source http://www.disastercenter.com/texas/tornado.html