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Naughty · 08-16-2010, 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by quiet

i am getting one

to replace the 996, or add to it?

Jakez · 08-16-2010, 03:06 PM

Has anyone said CTS-V? FFS it will destroy nearly everything in this thread with groceries in the trunk and people sitting comfortably in the back seats. And for less. Modern day terminator

dyna mo · 08-16-2010, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Jakez

Has anyone said CTS-V? FFS it will destroy nearly everything in this thread with groceries in the trunk and people sitting comfortably in the back seats. And for less. Modern day terminator

bm bradley mentioned the cts-v coupe, i wanted to 2nd his choice but i plan on getting one and don't want a bunch of em on the road.

FeelMyTube · 08-16-2010, 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by buyandsell

you probably want to save your money untill you can afford something with whale penis leather interior like this:
http://jalopnik.com/5380680/15m-russ...-penis-leather

$1.5 million

Grapesoda · 08-16-2010, 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by james_clickmemedia

I get your thinking but a 1 yr old plastic car with the feel & handling of your living room couch

The only good thing about a corvette is the fit and finish is so bad you can store your Iphone between the interior plastic panels.

I'm pretty sure your wrong... been driving a vette for 5 years on a daily basis and couldn't be happier. another thing is as a photographer I am able to load a good amount of gear in the car as well as drive down power line roads in the mountains without issue. been down many many dirt roads that would eat an 'exotic' alive. I have 127K on the car with regular maintenance, the only issue that as come up is cam and crank sensor. I get 25+ mpg on the hwy and about 16 mpg around town and when I kick the car in the ass it moves out pronto. very very very comfortable to drive as well... done plenty of 400+ mile days. and that's all for 40k new...

Grapesoda · 08-16-2010, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

bm bradley mentioned the cts-v coupe, i wanted to 2nd his choice but i plan on getting one and don't want a bunch of em on the road.

gee thanks... going for one myself in a few years... ins issues right now from tickets

went and sat in one already too.. go over to casa in sherman oaks they a a few there.

quiet · 08-16-2010, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Naughty

to replace the 996, or add to it?

replacing. i live in the mountains, so it's a Subaru for the winters, and (a soon to be) R8 for the summers. hard to justify two sports cars. our downhill/xc/town bikes are worth around 25K, and get more use lol ;)

Minte · 08-16-2010, 04:18 PM

New-Porsche 911C4 Cab- loaded a tick under 100k
Used-Aston-Martin DB9,there are some 08 low mileage around for 100k.

08-16-2010, 05:34 PM

I say hold off another few months and go with the new M5. Twin turbo V8 with 560+ horseys. You know you'll want it. It's what I'll do after NYC as our second car.

justinsain · 08-16-2010, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberAge-Dave

I'm not crazy about Corvettes myself, but buy something used for around 50K, and save the rest of your money. You will get bored of whatever you are buying quick.

Like the rest of the world, it's always better to want, then to have.
Also, with the money you will be saving, you can buy a new couch too.

You speak words of wisdom

A long time ago me and two friends took a surf trip to Oahu and part of our plan was to go fishing for marlin. We checked out the charter boats and it was the wrong time for marlin fishing so we passed on that which left us extra spending money.

We kept passing this exotic car rental in Honolulu and decided to get us a car instead of a Marlin. They had a few nice ones and we settled for a Mondial Ferrari which is a 2+2 cabriolet and 12 cylinders of power.

So we got it for a one day rental ( $300 ) and decided we would take it all the way around Oahu for a scenic drive. We fought hard over who would get to drive it first and then took turns along the way.

By the time we got to the North Shore we were all tired of driving the dam thing

The clutch was super stiff and you had to stand on it every shift. That will wear you out. The cool factor had already worn off and now we were fighting over who would be stuck driving it back

I will say that later that night I took it out and drove it around Honolulu and it was very cool driving it with the top down and hearing that engine sing between the towering buildings.

So I'm with you that the cool factor wears off pretty fast and I got all I needed out of a one day rental

Jakez · 08-16-2010, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

bm bradley mentioned the cts-v coupe, i wanted to 2nd his choice but i plan on getting one and don't want a bunch of em on the road.

Eh the couple is ugly IMO, I'll take the 4door.

qwe · 08-16-2010, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Equinox

I say hold off another few months and go with the new M5. Twin turbo V8 with 560+ horseys. You know you'll want it. It's what I'll do after NYC as our second car.

+1, new m5 will be coming out soon, Twin turbo v8 putting down 600 horses (as I heard)...

dyna mo · 08-16-2010, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by bm bradley

gee thanks... going for one myself in a few years... ins issues right now from tickets

went and sat in one already too.. go over to casa in sherman oaks they a a few there.

stunning car and a VERY unique style.

you have good taste eh!

Grapesoda · 08-16-2010, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

stunning car and a VERY unique style.

you have good taste eh!

big fan of the supercharged vette motor... love torque. don't much care for motors that develope TQ/HP at higher revs... love that pull at 1.5K and up. porches and the eyeti car don't have that..

dyna mo · 08-16-2010, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by bm bradley

big fan of the supercharged vette motor... love torque. don't much care for motors that develope TQ/HP at higher revs... love that pull at 1.5K and up. porches and the eyeti car don't have that..

funny you mention that. i am the same, all my rides are torque monsters. hp is overrated.

damnage · 08-16-2010, 06:22 PM

Honda S2000. Sure its waaaaaaaaay below your budget but they are ENORMOUS fun, stick like shit on the road and have basis of sensibility. Ladies like them as well :-0

latin · 08-16-2010, 07:43 PM

We got these cars with 100% tax in these 3rd countries

I choose an Audi R8 , I drove RR and expensive cars, but Audi R8 rocks!

Grapesoda · 08-16-2010, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

funny you mention that. i am the same, all my rides are torque monsters. hp is overrated.

yeah I'm not usually driving around at 187 MPH, but I sure do like to be across the street after the light turns green, going 40mph in less than 2 seconds, without any drama.

Semi-Retired-Dave · 08-16-2010, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by justinsain

You speak words of wisdom

A long time ago me and two friends took a surf trip to Oahu and part of our plan was to go fishing for marlin. We checked out the charter boats and it was the wrong time for marlin fishing so we passed on that which left us extra spending money.

We kept passing this exotic car rental in Honolulu and decided to get us a car instead of a Marlin. They had a few nice ones and we settled for a Mondial Ferrari which is a 2+2 cabriolet and 12 cylinders of power.

So we got it for a one day rental ( $300 ) and decided we would take it all the way around Oahu for a scenic drive. We fought hard over who would get to drive it first and then took turns along the way.

By the time we got to the North Shore we were all tired of driving the dam thing

The clutch was super stiff and you had to stand on it every shift. That will wear you out. The cool factor had already worn off and now we were fighting over who would be stuck driving it back

I will say that later that night I took it out and drove it around Honolulu and it was very cool driving it with the top down and hearing that engine sing between the towering buildings.

So I'm with you that the cool factor wears off pretty fast and I got all I needed out of a one day rental

Great story,
My friends alway tell me, my dream car is this, or this. Someday I want to own a whatever. I tell them, go spend 1000 bucks, rent it for two days. And you will be over it on to a new dream.

Thanks for the story, so funny.

"we were fighting over who would be stuck driving it back

"

Semi-Retired-Dave · 08-16-2010, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by latin

We got these cars with 100% tax in these 3rd countries

I choose an Audi R8 , I drove RR and expensive cars, but Audi R8 rocks!

The R8 Feels like a go kart. It is a fun car.

Grapesoda · 08-16-2010, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberAge-Dave

Great story,
My friends alway tell me, my dream car is this, or this. Someday I want to own a whatever. I tell them, go spend 1000 bucks, rent it for two days. And you will be over it on to a new dream.

Thanks for the story, so funny.

"we were fighting over who would be stuck driving it back

"

that's how I got into corvettes. rented one for 24 hours. dreams can come true

Far-L · 08-17-2010, 12:13 AM

Unless you are a collector, I think spending that much on a car is just ridiculous - and I am saying that from experience, not jealousy. I drove the M6 and it is certainly not worth it in my book. My S4 audi cab was way more fun to drive and about 30k less, plus I got way more game on it from a purely egotistical point of view... and since ego is one huge factor in paying that much for a car that certainly is relevent.

More importantly though... what is the point of asking such a question on GFY? Like how many people here can actually afford such a thing?

Wouldn't that question be better put to a car enthusiast board? I mean you aren't trying to prove to everyone here that you make more $$$ than them are you?

james_clickmemedia · 08-17-2010, 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by bm bradley

I'm pretty sure your wrong... been driving a vette for 5 years on a daily basis and couldn't be happier. another thing is as a photographer I am able to load a good amount of gear in the car as well as drive down power line roads in the mountains without issue. been down many many dirt roads that would eat an 'exotic' alive. I have 127K on the car with regular maintenance, the only issue that as come up is cam and crank sensor. I get 25+ mpg on the hwy and about 16 mpg around town and when I kick the car in the ass it moves out pronto. very very very comfortable to drive as well... done plenty of 400+ mile days. and that's all for 40k new...

Don't get me wrong it great value for $40k. My problem is the fit and finish, handling and engineering shows where they cut corners.
What's also strange is where you see corvettes in the country. When I lived in Westlake village, CA I did not see many corvettes on the road however here in Dallas I see quite a few. Same in IL. I guess it's more of a mid western / southern car....

james_clickmemedia · 08-17-2010, 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Minte

New-Porsche 911C4 Cab- loaded a tick under 100k
Used-Aston-Martin DB9,there are some 08 low mileage around for 100k.

I love the Aston Martin DB9, a classic GT car. Fast enough to be fun, yet not so hardcore that is cannot be used as a daily driver....

james_clickmemedia · 08-17-2010, 05:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Far-L

More importantly though... what is the point of asking such a question on GFY? Like how many people here can actually afford such a thing?

Wouldn't that question be better put to a car enthusiast board? I mean you aren't trying to prove to everyone here that you make more $$$ than them are you?

The question I asked was "which car for $100k"?

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Originally Posted by james_clickmemedia

If you had $100k to spend and were looking for a sports car or GT car that could do 0-60 in less than 4.5 seconds, but could also be used most days to drive to the office and back which one would you choose.

Would be better if car was pre-owned less than 1yr with under 10k miles on it...

I like the Bentley Continental GT however you would be pushed to get even a 2008 for $100k....

Nowhere above did I say I was going to spend $100k on a car I just asked if one had $100k to spend and wanted a certain type of car which one would you choose? I also put in the pre-owned part as it puts more cars into the mix that is purchased new would exceed the 100k limit.

Thanks for your concern but I been in this business since 1998 and if I wanted to brag about how much money I am making I would have done so in 2001 when it would have been worth bragging about!

Trax · 08-17-2010, 05:19 AM

get a porsche

MasterBlow · 08-17-2010, 05:37 AM

1. Bentley Continental Flying Spur - $170,000

2. Aston Martin V8 Vantage/Vantage Roadster - $110,000

3. Audi R8 - $109,000

Source

Grapesoda · 08-17-2010, 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by james_clickmemedia

Don't get me wrong it great value for $40k. My problem is the fit and finish, handling and engineering shows where they cut corners.
What's also strange is where you see corvettes in the country. When I lived in Westlake village, CA I did not see many corvettes on the road however here in Dallas I see quite a few. Same in IL. I guess it's more of a mid western / southern car....

yeah see lots and lots of old camero's in central and northern cally, as far the vette goes... is it really worth 60k to pull .5 gees more in corner? and never drive another dirt road? not to me... one road I like in lockwood valley as no bridges, you've got to drive through the water when the creeks are running or go back the way you came... about 25 miles... it's a totally awesome road that will NEVER see an exotic car, it's vette country for sure though

yes the vette has issues "ass happy' being one of them, 'under steer' being another... the interiors are much better these days and my interior is fine after 5+ years, the vette is probably the most reliable car I've ever had. had several Toyota's in the past. and I'm pretty sure whatever you are driving around is 'cheap plastic crap' to bunch of people

I was chattting with a guy that has a turbo porche and an aston martin as well as the vette. he drives the vette on a daily basis... up to 170 at times... total wild man for sure. i once raced jay leno in my vette againt his old lambo, we hit 130+, he didn't pull off and leave me

Semi-Retired-Dave · 08-17-2010, 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by james_clickmemedia

I love the Aston Martin DB9, a classic GT car. Fast enough to be fun, yet not so hardcore that is cannot be used as a daily driver....

Great car, a little bit on the heavy side. But classy for sure.

justinsain · 08-17-2010, 08:12 AM

I didn't know you could get an Aston Martin for $110K so I'm switching from the R8
to the Aston Martin.

Semi-Retired-Dave · 08-17-2010, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by justinsain

I didn't know you could get an Aston Martin for $110K so I'm switching from the R8
to the Aston Martin.

Well...I have both and the R8 is a better ride. But since the R8 is my wife's car. I now think it's a chick's car so I barely drive it.

The Aston is a solid ride, but doesn't have that go kart fun drive to it. It's very heavy.

I paid more for mine and it's Convertible if that helps.

james_clickmemedia · 08-17-2010, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by justinsain

I didn't know you could get an Aston Martin for $110K so I'm switching from the R8
to the Aston Martin.

Pre-owned DB9 or the V8 vantage I believe is around 100k

justinsain · 08-17-2010, 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by CyberAge-Dave

Well...I have both and the R8 is a better ride. But since the R8 is my wife's car. I now think it's a chick's car so I barely drive it.

The Aston is a solid ride, but doesn't have that go kart fun drive to it. It's very heavy.

I paid more for mine and it's Convertible if that helps.

Wait a minute.....

First you said the R8 was a " rough " ride and now your saying the R8 is a better
ride than the Aston. That Aston must drive like a tank

BTW, how do those drive compared to that Ferrari you lowered?

I'm 6' 7" so space is a premium to me. I don't mind a tight fit but I do need to be able to reach the clutch and I need to have my head in a normal position and not tucked down so I don't rub the roof. I used to have a Toyota Celica that was fine for me to drive. Now I drive Jeeps.

The R8 seemed like a roomy enough car but sporty enough to get that exotic car feel and a great deal at the $100K price point. I like the Aston even more but thought they were more expensive. If I had lotto money I'd definitely have one of those special edition orange Aston Martins with some killer wheels and get it tuned.

I guess next time I take pictures of an exotic car I should ask if I can sit in it for a test fit. I'm guessing about 4/5 of them I couldn't even drive and the other 1/5 I can't afford.

Come to think of it I don't even know why I'm in this thread

Semi-Retired-Dave · 08-17-2010, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by justinsain

Wait a minute.....

First you said the R8 was a " rough " ride and now your saying the R8 is a better
ride than the Aston. That Aston must drive like a tank

BTW, how do those drive compared to that Ferrari you lowered?

I'm 6' 7" so space is a premium to me. I don't mind a tight fit but I do need to be able to reach the clutch and I need to have my head in a normal position and not tucked down so I don't rub the roof. I used to have a Toyota Celica that was fine for me to drive. Now I drive Jeeps.

The R8 seemed like a roomy enough car but sporty enough to get that exotic car feel and a great deal at the $100K price point. I like the Aston even more but thought they were more expensive. If I had lotto money I'd definitely have one of those special edition orange Aston Martins with some killer wheels and get it tuned.

I guess next time I take pictures of an exotic car I should ask if I can sit in it for a test fit. I'm guessing about 4/5 of them I couldn't even drive and the other 1/5 I can't afford.

Come to think of it I don't even know why I'm in this thread

Aston does drive like a tank, but it's still a nice car. Ferrari is a rough drive too but Fun.
If you are comparing the R8 with the Aston, the R8 is a Funner ride. Little rough but it's no Lexus. I used to have a A8, now that was a nice ride. Not as fun though. You may want to look into that if you want a four door.

And for being so tall. the A8 or a Big BMW would fit you well. Not sure if your heads stick out from your jeep.

You can afford anything you put your mind into. Your problem is being able to drive them.

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