Out with the old, in with the New(er)
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Yeah, she didn't really care whether or not she got the sport package, but I wouldn't have it any other way!
2000 Infiniti G20t. And before that, a Nissan Maxima with 285,000 miles back when she was 16! I don't think she'll ever drive anything else.
The G20t was an AWESOME little car that was actually kinda cool lookin and got great gas mileage. Unfortunately, she lived on a busy street at the time and someone plowed into the back of it as it was parked in front of her house one Valentine's night.
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To be honest, we could have afforded to buy a Cayenne or a late model Range Rover, but I doubt we could afford to own either one.
I don't anticipate many problems with the FX. :knockonwood:
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Since it's not mine, it will stay fairly stock.
It's going in Thursday to get the front windows tinted to match the rear windows.
The stock stereo sucks, so it will get speaker and sub replacements.
I also have smoked vinyl overlays for the rear bumper reflectors and third brake light.
that'll probably be about it...
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The dealer just replaced the wheels with all new Pirelli's (which aren't cheap at 20"), fluid flush and fills, new pads at all corners and resurfaced all the rotors.It doesn't appear to need anything anytime soon, even the wipers are new. I'm pretty sure the dealer lost money after transporting it 300 miles, a detail and a visit from the dent wizard.
The dealer just replaced the wheels with all new Pirelli's (which aren't cheap at 20"), fluid flush and fills, new pads at all corners and resurfaced all the rotors.It doesn't appear to need anything anytime soon, even the wipers are new. I'm pretty sure the dealer lost money after transporting it 300 miles, a detail and a visit from the dent wizard.
and 20" tires are a serious grip...
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Thanks!
Yeah, she didn't really care whether or not she got the sport package, but I wouldn't have it any other way!
2000 Infiniti G20t. And before that, a Nissan Maxima with 285,000 miles back when she was 16! I don't think she'll ever drive anything else.
The G20t was an AWESOME little car that was actually kinda cool lookin and got great gas mileage. Unfortunately, she lived on a busy street at the time and someone plowed into the back of it as it was parked in front of her house one Valentine's night.
Yeah, she didn't really care whether or not she got the sport package, but I wouldn't have it any other way!
2000 Infiniti G20t. And before that, a Nissan Maxima with 285,000 miles back when she was 16! I don't think she'll ever drive anything else.
The G20t was an AWESOME little car that was actually kinda cool lookin and got great gas mileage. Unfortunately, she lived on a busy street at the time and someone plowed into the back of it as it was parked in front of her house one Valentine's night.
When it's time for you to upgrade to a new(er) car you should looking into a 07-08 TL-S, but as you said the S2k, and CL-S together is the cheaper option. That works well. Save up a lil more and pick up an NSX
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Looks good from what I can see.
Since it's not mine, it will stay fairly stock.
It's going in Thursday to get the front windows tinted to match the rear windows.
The stock stereo sucks, so it will get speaker and sub replacements.
I also have smoked vinyl overlays for the rear bumper reflectors and third brake light.
that'll probably be about it ...
Since it's not mine, it will stay fairly stock.
It's going in Thursday to get the front windows tinted to match the rear windows.
The stock stereo sucks, so it will get speaker and sub replacements.
I also have smoked vinyl overlays for the rear bumper reflectors and third brake light.
that'll probably be about it ...
Congrats on the purchase!!! sorry to be late on this thread... I just replied to your pm btw...
I think you're better off with the FX than the Range Rover. If I upgrade my job I would look at getting an FX to replace the Pathfinder. Right now with the 6-10 miles a day my wife drives it, I think we can get a lot more years out of it.
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Stick with the Pathfinder while you can, at 5,000 or less miles a year, it'll last forever.
That's pretty much my feeling on it. We never even take it out on the weekends anymore. I would only consider replacing it if we move, I get a higher paying job, or it falls apart.
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But alas, I am all of those things, so an SUV kinda fits the bill at this point.
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