Move on or wait for the new G?
11-04-2012, 11:00 AM
#31
Yep, the 6MT Sedan is rare. My local dealership only sells 2-3 a year, and only on-order. However, if you have to get on a train or plane to go pick one up, there will be no regrets. Trust me... that's what I did. As for the clutch pedal, I just did the helper spring replacement mod from jsolo here on the forum... and what a welcome difference! Night & Day improvement.
If you're unhappy with your car, I think you should do something about it, even if that means taking a loss. For an auto enthusiast, there's no better feeling than enjoying your car 100% of the time you drive it, with as little compromise (or none) as possible. If you can't do that with your daily driver, then you need to accept it and get a hobby car. Or channel those interests elsewhere.
If you're unhappy with your car, I think you should do something about it, even if that means taking a loss. For an auto enthusiast, there's no better feeling than enjoying your car 100% of the time you drive it, with as little compromise (or none) as possible. If you can't do that with your daily driver, then you need to accept it and get a hobby car. Or channel those interests elsewhere.
11-04-2012, 11:13 AM
#32
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11-04-2012, 02:18 PM
#33
What's with the preaching buddy? If he has the money for it then he can do what he wants. Maybe buying a used 2006 Corolla and selling your G37 and being content and grateful that you have 4 tires and a steering wheel is an option for you. There are lots of people in poverty all over the world who would love to have that Corolla.
It never ceases to amaze me the preaching that goes on at every opportunity. There was one thread about those crappy cupholders and people were preaching about why do you need to drink anything in the car anyways. Obviously these people must live on a farm in Iowa somewhere because being caught for 2 hours in rush hour traffic in the city makes you yearn for a beverage sometimes.
It never ceases to amaze me the preaching that goes on at every opportunity. There was one thread about those crappy cupholders and people were preaching about why do you need to drink anything in the car anyways. Obviously these people must live on a farm in Iowa somewhere because being caught for 2 hours in rush hour traffic in the city makes you yearn for a beverage sometimes.
11-04-2012, 04:41 PM
#34
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What's with the preaching buddy? If he has the money for it then he can do what he wants. Maybe buying a used 2006 Corolla and selling your G37 and being content and grateful that you have 4 tires and a steering wheel is an option for you. There are lots of people in poverty all over the world who would love to have that Corolla.
It never ceases to amaze me the preaching that goes on at every opportunity. There was one thread about those crappy cupholders and people were preaching about why do you need to drink anything in the car anyways. Obviously these people must live on a farm in Iowa somewhere because being caught for 2 hours in rush hour traffic in the city makes you yearn for a beverage sometimes.
It never ceases to amaze me the preaching that goes on at every opportunity. There was one thread about those crappy cupholders and people were preaching about why do you need to drink anything in the car anyways. Obviously these people must live on a farm in Iowa somewhere because being caught for 2 hours in rush hour traffic in the city makes you yearn for a beverage sometimes.
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