entry level luxury cars.... EDIT: I DO NOT want one. just want people's opinion.

ninjahood said:
cguy610 said:
There wouldn't be any muscle cars if it wasn't for women buying the 6 cylinder base models.
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that goes MORE then double more da M series/ AMG series...

and for da record, muscle cars/pony cars weren't ever designed for women, they were designed for young world war II veterans coming back

with money to burn wanting a fun sporty car, and one of da big 3 lifted da restrictions of having a big block v8 into a midsize car.
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Sexist as it is... its a fact that in the 60s and 70s 6 cyl "Pony cars" were commonly referred to as "Secretary Cars"


Nowadays EVERYONE drives 6 cyls calling them a "womans" car is just ignorant... pretty ignorant back then too but I digress....
Ive said it before but pony cars/ mini muscle have always had their place in society. Not everyone is looking to do smokey burnouts on the way to work 5 days a week.
 
StillIn729 said:
Again how many times are you going to say the same thing; only for me to tell you that I don't care?
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as long as you understand you can't about da FACTS that are OVERWHELMING in my favor, thats all that matters to me b.

after that, you can do what you want with your evoque..its your money

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work that...
 
dankenstien88 said:
ninjahood said:
cguy610 said:
There wouldn't be any muscle cars if it wasn't for women buying the 6 cylinder base models.
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that goes MORE then double more da M series/ AMG series...

and for da record, muscle cars/pony cars weren't ever designed for women, they were designed for young world war II veterans coming back

with money to burn wanting a fun sporty car, and one of da big 3 lifted da restrictions of having a big block v8 into a midsize car.
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Sexist as it is... its a fact that in the 60s and 70s 6 cyl "Pony cars" were commonly referred to as "Secretary Cars"
 
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there it goes right there.
 
All you really need to understand Ninjahood

I feel genuinely bad for your mom; she literally asked you for her space and told you the apartment is too small for all those shoes :smh:

 
ninjahood said:
StillIn729 said:
Again how many times are you going to say the same thing; only for me to tell you that I don't care?
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as long as you understand you can't about da FACTS that are OVERWHELMING in my favor, thats all that matters to me b.

after that, you can do what you want with your evoque..its your money

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work that...
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Per that article though, if I buy a porsche 911, it would be a woman's car? It says woman favored its sportiness.

Look at the criteria, family car, economical, sporty, and luxury. Men shouldn't look for those features in a car? I still don't see anywhere where range rover said " we built this car exclusively for women"
 
Unless you can find a quote from the Tata Motors CEO saying, "The Range Rover Evoque was made for women" then no, nothing you have stated or quoted is fact. So what if a women's magazine names the Evoque their car of the year? If you cared to read the article and not just the headline, you'd see that they named the 911 their sports car of the year. So according to your logic, da 911 is designed for women?
 
StillIn729 said:
All you really need to understand Ninjahood

I feel genuinely bad for your mom; she literally asked you for her space and told you the apartment is too small for all those shoes
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all look he's going personal again....da feelings
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and for da record, keep my moms name out your mouth before this thread really gets interesting..thats fair warning for you b.
 
FLYKNITLVR said:
Unless you can find a quote from the Tata Motors CEO saying, "The Range Rover Evoque was made for women" then no, nothing you have stated or quoted is fact. So what if a women's magazine names the Evoque their car of the year? If you cared to read the article and not just the headline, you'd see that they named the 911 their sports car of the year. So according to your logic, da 911 is designed for women?
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da top 2 runners up were audi a4 and da BMW 3 series, if you read da article da 911 wasn't top 3.
 
ninjahood said:
StillIn729 said:
All you really need to understand Ninjahood

I feel genuinely bad for your mom; she literally asked you for her space and told you the apartment is too small for all those shoes
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all look he's going personal again....da feelings
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and for da record, keep my moms name out your mouth before this thread really gets interesting..thats fair warning for you b.
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It really is the 2013 Evoque thread. So glad I came back in here
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ninjahood said:
there it goes right there.
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not sure what you're arguing.

pony cars are for girls.

entry level cars are for fake stunters

what cars do you recommend for men?

doctors in their 40s, young professionals in their 20s... and baby mamas..?

:nerd: :nerd:
 
Comparison Ford said:
Taking car advice from ninjahood is like taking sex advice from a virgin. Don't lose sleep over it, fellas.
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except da fact that i drive more then 99% of ya since i do it for a living, and i go to school for automotive so im sound with da books with it

facts baby, that's all we're about over here.

back to da topic at hand, like MANY said before..a simple comparison shows that buying an entry level luxury car over a fully loaded non luxury counterpart

in this day and age when technology parts and bits flow open.

take a 2013 BMW 528i...and BARE BONES 4 cylinder 2.0 turbo is almost 49k...WHAT ON EARTH can you get on that car that doesn't come STANDARD

in a FULLY loaded 2013 Dodge Charger SRT8 that cost UNDER 46K?
 
StillIn729 said:
All you really need to understand Ninjahood

I feel genuinely bad for your mom; she literally asked you for her space and told you the apartment is too small for all those shoes :smh:

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:smh:
**** is sad son.
Scrap the jesus and the ZL1, Ma dukes need a down payment for a spot son. you're a selfish dude.
Feel sorry for you
 
ninjahood said:
Comparison Ford said:
Taking car advice from ninjahood is like taking sex advice from a virgin. Don't lose sleep over it, fellas.
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except da fact that i drive more then 99% of ya since i do it for a living, and i go to school for automotive so im sound with da books with it

facts baby, that's all we're about over here.

back to da topic at hand, like MANY said before..a simple comparison shows that buying an entry level luxury car over a fully loaded non luxury counterpart

in this day and age when technology parts and bits flow open.

take a 2013 BMW 528i...and BARE BONES 4 cylinder 2.0 turbo is almost 49k...WHAT ON EARTH can you get on that car that doesn't come STANDARD

in a FULLY loaded 2013 Dodge Charger SRT8 that cost UNDER 46K?
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Don't front, B. You drive a truck for a living. You're not whipping sports cars. And if you are it's from the front door to the parking lot.
 
Fontaine said:
combo gd said:
I don't knock anyone who buys entry level luxury new. Luxury has to start somewhere. Used entry level luxury though? Nah. 

Now a person who buys used "higher end" luxury with the intention to stunt and not for practical purposes are the people who look foolish to me. If you are going to do it, then DO IT. If you buy used luxury, you are basically saying you can't really do it. 

Obviously there is a market for used luxury, but to me the whole idea of having a luxury car would mean having a new luxury car. If I couldn't purchase a new luxury car I would much rather have a new economy car (Honda, Toyota) than an older higher end luxury car. I don't want any parts of older luxury car maintenance, or want to pretend like I am doing it when I know I'm really not. 
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so its either brand new out the shipping line or bust when it comes to luxury whips? cant cop a 2011 m7? only the 2013?
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Slightly used is acceptable. But if you purchase an older generation of a car with an older body because that is all that you can afford with the sole purpose of stuntin, you aren't doing it IMO. 
 
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Slightly used is acceptable. But if you purchase an older generation of a car with an older body because that is all that you can afford with the sole purpose to stunt, you aren't doing it IMO. 
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how used can a 2011 M7 really be?

dude would need to have gone a two year journey to the center of the earth :lol:
 
there's more to driving a car than the car itself. customer service is a huge reason i chose c300 over a fully loaded toyota/honda/hyundai.
free maintenance, free unlimited car washes, free rentals, pick up and drop off, free breakfast/lunch and driving range at service center. i'll take that over my car telling me when not to change lanes
 
combo gd said:
Fontaine said:
combo gd said:
I don't knock anyone who buys entry level luxury new. Luxury has to start somewhere. Used entry level luxury though? Nah. 

Now a person who buys used "higher end" luxury with the intention to stunt and not for practical purposes are the people who look foolish to me. If you are going to do it, then DO IT. If you buy used luxury, you are basically saying you can't really do it. 


Obviously there is a market for used luxury, but to me the whole idea of having a luxury car would mean having a new luxury car. If I couldn't purchase a new luxury car I would much rather have a new economy car (Honda, Toyota) than an older higher end luxury car. I don't want any parts of older luxury car maintenance, or want to pretend like I am doing it when I know I'm really not. 
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so its either brand new out the shipping line or bust when it comes to luxury whips? cant cop a 2011 m7? only the 2013?
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Slightly used is acceptable. But if you purchase an older generation of a car with an older body because that is all that you can afford with the sole purpose of stuntin, you aren't doing it IMO. 
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I guess that thought is ok.

As long as you're not saying people who buy an E46 are foolish because they prefer it over the E92.
 
TypeRPinoY said:
there's more to driving a car than the car itself. customer service is a huge reason i chose c300 over a fully loaded toyota/honda/hyundai.
free maintenance, free unlimited car washes, free rentals, pick up and drop off, free breakfast/lunch and driving range at service center. i'll take that over my car telling me when not to change lanes
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ummm, hyndai has on of da best post purchase warranty and service in da industry.
 
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