Pls be my guestQuote:
Originally Posted by I Skied Bandini Mountain
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Pls be my guestQuote:
Originally Posted by I Skied Bandini Mountain
I thought this was the free Nissan thread?
I did consider buying a 370Z at one time, then I drove one. Ridiculously loud inside - like zero sound insulation from road noise.
Don’t blame us when all of the sudden you’re cutting people off , one of your brake lights is always out and you just can’t seem to keep it in the lane. On your own guys.
Don’t blame us when all of the sudden you’re cutting people off , one of your brake lights is always out and you just can’t seem to keep it in the lane. On your own guys.
Missing tag or handmade "TAG APPLIED FOR", doing 90 weaving in and out of all kinds of traffic including school zones, billowing weed smoke out of a cracked shitty 2% tint job with at least 1 spare tire bald to the threads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Welcome my friend, to Altima Country.
Fact
For shits and giggles google something along the lines of "Altima memes" or "typical Altima driver" and its amazing how what I thought was a localized joke is in fact national, there's even people making AI shit to make fun of their driving behavior.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Back in college my roommate had been saving up money from random jobs and tutoring some rich guy’s kid and bought himself a black Altima as a reward (when I say black Altima I assume everyone knows exactly which one I’m talking about)
He used to drive from MA to Yale every once in a while (what with southern CT highways being the Altimas natural territory). Within half a semester he went from perfect driving record to about $400 worth of speeding tickets from CT state troopers
Troopers know
It was reaffirmed here all the consensus I need man - it’s like bird watchingQuote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
A few months ago I was dropping my kid at Newark airport. A black Nissan sedan pulls ahead into the dropoff. Back window partially missing, replaced with cardboard, and what looked like a few bullet holes in the rear quarter and trunk lid.
Just as God intended.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
The winds of change.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Nissan Altima Will Speed Into the Sunset in 2025: Report
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May our roads soon know peace.
From savagegeese Altima review:
"Mark, you and I both know there's nothing faster than a Nissan with expired tags
Obviously, the transmission aside, this engine is really impressive
If you're looking for some, uh, gusto when you're driving with no insurance running from the cops this is
this is the model for you"
Between that and the upcoming departure of the Charger and Challenger (die already) there’s going to be riots on the streets of Atlanta.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper
lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ted Striker
*salesman slaps roof*
“Tired of obeying traffic laws and in a big hurry to get to your next DUI? My friend have I got a car for you.”
Around here I've noticed Acura sedans are starting to become attractive to this group of Nissan enthusiasts.
Expired tags implies that it was ever legally registered to the driver, which is false.
Interesting sidenote, in VT they stopped issuing expiration stickers for license plates. They phased out the front plate sticker requirement a while back. Now they finally eliminated the sticker altogether. The only other people who will know it's expired is your garage when you want to renew your safety inspection and the cop who runs your tags.
Here they've slid to the other side of the Nissan family of vehicles, Infiniti. Usually a clapped out q50 with only slightly less body damage and even darker tint.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
I've never understood it. It's like these drivers just want to advertise through their tint and through their insane driving that they're up to some sketchy shit in there.
It's the handwritten "TAG APPLIED FOR" that always kills me. In this state you can't "apply for a tag", you simply go and get one, and you can't get one if your insurer hasn't uploaded your car and coverage into the state's database which takes all of 30 seconds. These homemade plates just scream UNINSURED DRIVER, OUTTA MAH WAY!!!
VT Strong is the new front license plate.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
In Florida it's a couple airbrushed palm trees with his and her names in cursive.
They said they stopped using stickers on the front plate because people were splitting the pair of plates (and stickers) between two cars. That was before the (originally temporary) Vermont Strong authorization.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Montana does issue paper temp tags and then mail plates if you want a vanity tag. I think Maine does similarly.
So, has anyone here ever done the “build” thing I see on car makers’ web sites? Time frames? Did you get what you wanted? Did you get ripped off on the price? Were sales people all up your ass after you submitted it? What else? Up til now I’ve been able to find what I want on the lots.
I’m getting interested in a new SUV, but the models don’t seem to be readily available, especially in the trims I want. And fwiw, I’m looking out a little into the future at models that are just being released in 2024 - the new Toyota Land Cruiser and Lexus GX 550. Others on the radar are LR Defender 110 and the ol’ standby 4Runner.
School me.
Varies widely. Toyota uses an allocation system and does not officially take custom/special/built orders which seems true for a lot of the Japanese makes. US and EU companies seem more flexible.
The LC and GX just came out, so be patient. It might take a while for inventory to build. The 4Runner is probably your best bet right now availability wise. D110 you can build to order, delivery is about 4 mos by me.
no doubt - they are a super good deal for the low on funds - laughing my ass offQuote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge